no lie, I once worked in the RC Steal (a animal product mail order company) call center taking phone in orders on the night shift while I was in college and she call to place an order we were on the phone for an hour, even though I wanted to talk about her she seemed more interested in me and what my life was about. yes RIP BETTY WHITE
The best sign of a good explorer is that they never take anything or disturb anything while they’re there. That’s huge! Thank you for respecting this property and thank you to all of the great explorers who do the same! You make it great for everyone!! RIP Betty White- you were an icon over many generations. We will never forget ❤️❤️❤️
I slightly disagree with your comment I dont want to bring hate but I would love to have a discussion! I love exploring and have been doing it for about a year! Ialso fell in love with vintage clothing, as a historian and clothing lover I believe that salvaging the clothing and breathing a new life into them is actually areally positive thing especially in places that are just gonna rot to the ground or get dozed
@@legoguy-sb6mu You make me laugh. You couldn't care less about anything as an alleged historian, it's all about free money. All belongings belong to her estate and are not there for anyone else but her executor to decide, NOT you. Taking anything without permission is burglary or theft.
I feel like it is really bad luck to take anything from a place that you’re exploring. You never know what you’re really taking off the property. Attachments ARE real. Betty White IS and WAS a national TREASURE! She is missed by MILLIONS!
@@legoguy-sb6mu I guess it depends on the situation. If someone just passed in a location and people are rummaging around, trying to find something of value. Then shame on those who do this. In your case, where vintage clothing would surely be lost if left, then by all means…. RESCUE IT! If you didn’t rescue items that were LONG forgotten, then they would be lost forever. Is there a place where you post your findings? I’m curious about your hobby.
The red felt table is called a bumper pool table. It became popular in the 50's so people could play at the pub where space didn't allow a huge pool table then became a home game really popular in the 70's and 80's when rec rooms became a thing in homes. Historically, it's an offshoot of croquet, a table version. Now ya know. lol
I would have loved to have seen this place when she lived here,I bet it was gorgeous. Betty is one of my favorite actresses,her love for animals was awesome. I love animals too. Sad that this house had a fire.
I am always amazed at how things just get left to rot in these abandoned homes. I guess insurance covered everything for these owners but why leave stuff just to rot? Aren't there salvage places who would come and get this stuff. Such a shame. SMH.
I agree with you why leave such beautiful property to rot. I suppose that as part of the insurance claim the property contents became a part of the insurance claim and that's why the owners couldn't take the stuff with them. It's too bad that banks have so much money that they can just let stuff rot away!
If the owner was elderly it can seem insurmountable. Getting them out can be top priority as well as nearly impossible. I know my grandma didn't want to let go and cursed Us. She had brain cancer and was not thinking straight. In this instance, it's better to not take steps...too upsetting and "final" for her taste at that age and illness. Situations like this will tie everyone's hands. As for responses about Betty White, they said she had ONCE owned it, so I don't think she had been the last owner of this mansion.Once she sold it, it was outta' her hands for good.
Betty White never lived there, nor owned the home. Her and her husband who passed owned 2 very modest homes. One one Brentwood and one in Carmel. Next week I’m sure you guys will be exploring the abandoned mansion of Meatloaf.
It could have been 'A' Betty White, not 'THEE' Betty White. I'm pretty sure there's more than one person with that name. There's a guy next town over from me who has the same name as me. Even our initials are the same. R.A.H. no relation at all as far as I know. Well, my family has been in New England as far back as 1732 so probably related some how.
As an antique enthusiasts I cannot for the life of me understand why people would leave such amazing furniture behind! I saw a set of door handles that were a couple of thousand dollars as you were walking through! Its insane 😳 I wish I had the money to buy this stuff from the home owner and renovate it to give it new life and a new home.
I was thinking the same thing, the owners could have taken more of there belongings but they have the money to start over. All the beautiful antique collections and those paintings, but it's a beautiful mansion.
That is a bumper pool table. It usually comes with a poker table top and and third top to make it a dining table. Sometimes called a "three in one table".
I'm always surprised that they didn't repair it after the fire. I would think they would have insurance. I think it would be interesting to speak to the previous owners to find out why they just left it. Along with many beautiful antiques.
I've seen this house on other channels that they said the house was built by a Jewish family and they sold the house in 2018. The fire was caused by electric when they were up grading it. This was confirmed by neighborhood teens that Exporing with Josh talked to.
This was cool to see. I bet that house was amazing back in its day. Such a shame that it’s been left to rot. The white gloves in the drawer were for handling China, Crystal and Silver to avoid fingerprints from the natural oils in the skin. My Grandmother was all about that stuff. Fancy 😊
And so am I. I love my fine Haviland China, my Fostoria crystal, my sterling and silverplate flatware. I don’t understand why young women today don’t seem to care for lovely things and fine dining just because these things have to be washed, dried and put away. I don’t mind at all. And what is the point in having a dishwasher if you are going to eat off of paper or foam plates and then toss them?
@@nancycurtis488 you are genius!!!!!!! you got it!!!!!!! i don't understand either, what you described is such a great nod to true elegant living regardless of anything; age, location, lifestyle, financial means; it's all about taste and understanding and learning and being More! thank you, you're refreshing!!!!!!!!!!
As a retired firefighter I can't even imagine trying to find your way in smoke and fire in that maze! It probably took a long while to find all the hidden fire in the walls.
I want to commend you on how respectful you are despite all the damage that was done to this place, of other peoples’ memories, of the things you find and how you treat them. Thank you for having good language skills and not abusing your viewers with foul language. I’m very impressed with this channel and this video.
This is a great video Betty White was a good actor and a great Lady Rip Betty you have a lot of respect in your explores that's what makes them so interesting stay cool stay safe .
Such a beautiful find. Thank you for showing us in your most wonderful way. I can imagine the delight and laughter Betty brought to the place when she was there. Thank you for sharing !!
@@sheelfjohnson I love Ethan Minnie too!! He’s very laid back and I find it endearing when he doesn’t know what older items are. It’s cool his audience teaches him as much as he educated us!
I love the look from the upper stairway and looking toward the window with the hanging chandelier. Wow beautiful home. That tub in the master was like nothing I've ever seen before. Stunning home
You guys really need to go get all documnts etc and really get the back history on this deals. start off explaining all the facts THEN do your walk thru.Just saying
@@kellyhenderson9972 yeah, that's true. My father was a volunteer firefighter for the city of Madera Ca. He taught me that baking soda puts out grease fires on top of your stove!
Some amazing stuff left behind....I redo old furniture would love to get those pieces...R.I.P. Betty White she will truly be missed...I think everyone thought she'd be around forever.
Fun fact : re doing old furniture decreases it's value. Aged items makes it great finds and valuable, I was in shock of all the valuable art work and the Tiffany lamps not to mention the space oddessy game omg definitely valuable
Huh to thank you for that comment I think the same way I just can't see her gone that some people should just never leave this world I always thought she'd live forever 😢🎉 RIP Betty White
The musket were sold in amusement parks back in the 60 and 70s like Disney. They were tied into Danial Boone tv show the Davey Crockett movie etc. I had one when I was a kid.
It feels as if we're walking the same steps that Betty took in her home. Kind of an intimate experience. Must of been an amazing place in its day. Thanks for the video.
Bumper pool table!!! Seen that and brought me back to my childhood. My friend’s family had one of those and we played it a lot. Love and want the pinball machine in basement!!
The crystal chandelier at the entry is so covered in smoke residue that it looks old. This place is very creepy. Why is the basement so damaged by fire? Fire goes up. The fire damage looks suspicious.
Was there water damage from putting out the fire and the water ran down into the basement? A house isn't just damaged from what burns, but smoke, soot and water does so much to add to it.
Great that you're interested in this and a the people who also need to see it are antiques dealers, an architect, a historian, a restorer, a curator, and more. The detail on the furniture all throughout the home are important well made pieces anywhere from the 1800s, or earlier, to the past hundred years;. The interior architecture is masterpieces and we aren't seeing any of that. You've got it going on with your interest and filming and you can jack it up many notches and get the right people in there with you and showcase the amazing value of the antiques and the history of them and the architecture and banister and doors.....this is a goldmine for all the people i've mentioned. Very very cool in there! Cash in on this man---this is an important place
@@sashasue00 don't really know why you'd want to argue i'm not into that but def watch the video--the place is truly a goldmine, i hope the right people are contacted to evaluate and preserve, salvage, restore, auction, reconstruct
@@josephanfuso9476 Ok, the house is trashed. There are certainly some very interesting and (maybe) valuable artifacts, furnishings left. But the fire damage and years of neglect make this house basically unsalvageable. Personally, I would salvage what I could and put it in another restoration.
God bless Betty White what an awesome, down-to-earth human being. Imagine walking on those stairs that Betty, if she owned this house, walked up and down many times. The staircase was indeed beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
So you are blessing a satanist! Drank the blood of children was the sister of Barbara Bush which was a man! The Illuminati deep state cabal! She worshiped satan as many did they are south of Florida or been processed! Adrenochrome
I don’t idolize celebrities, they’re just ppl with a job that shows their face constantly. We’re all just ppl desperately in need of having a relationship with our creator ✝️🙏🏻
Sorry to rain on your parade but....Betty White was not a little old sweet lady , she was into witchcraft, she can be seen in satanic rituals . Most celebrities are satan worshippers not surprised at all. Look up on on RU-vid you'll be surprised.
I swear I got like 4 urban exploring channels with videos of this house on my RU-vid feed right now. Literally all at once, back to back.Both subscribed and unsubscribed channels. It's wicked. This was the first one that associated Betty Whites name to this house. According to the people that live in the area and actually knew the owners, a guy named Rocko lived there, he sold the house around 4 or 5 years ago and a fire broke out on the second floor kitchen back in 2018 (no one was living there at the time) but there was a buyer. Since then the mansion has been deemed as unlivable and I think it's safe to say that it'll stay there until demolished.
I was thing the same thing....I just seen this house yesterday on another persons page...And that person would definitely knew if it belonged to Betty White
I wish I knew who to contact about buying some of these pieces. They are absolutely beautiful, I'm sure a lot of things are vintage and worth a fortune. It's so sad people just destroy things that aren't theirs.
If the people/persons abandoned the mansion, and left several things there, why would anyone care who went in and took things? If things are that important to family, why not take them things if they are of importance to them.
The people that lived there was rich enough that they just left their things and brought new stuff, Instead of just abandoning it, they could have donated the baulding to a non profit of some sort and made it into a huge homeless shelter, they really didn't care what happened to it anyway.
If you have ever dealt with a fire, then you know that SMOKE damage gets into everything, that hasn't burned and you just can't get it out and if you pay a professional company to try to restore items, it often cost more than the item was worth used.
In 2022, the cost of homes are sky rocketing, it might be advantageous to restore this mansion as it would be doable since only a few rooms were damaged by the fire.
That baby carriage goes way back! My mom was born in the 40s & they still used those type of baby carriages when she was a baby! It’s beautiful 🤩🥰💜 There are so many things in that house that should be taken and cleaned up and put in the museum somewhere. So many beautiful pieces of furniture that can still be salvaged, you can replace the glass in those curio cabinets. I’m just curious, do you guys ever take anything from these houses you film?
So sad to see these fantastic creations with such beautiful detail and hard work left to deteriorate. Even the gorgeous furniture - you can't find these pieces in Ikea or Walmart?! I would LOVE to own even a few pieces of the furniture left behind
Why shouldn't they have such a house? If they can afford it, why is that a problem? These homes are a work of art. It's great that there are people that maintain such beauty.
Wow I live in a small 2 bedroom ranch that I rent I lost my home due to fire but wow i can only dream of living in a home that beautiful!! The staircase alone was amazing!! Thank u for showing us this beautiful yet alittle run down mansion..
I love watching young people go through abandoned places. The front door looks to be Mahogany and probably hand carved.The "dead animals" are old mink collars, more than likely real, and would've been valuable had they been in mint condition. The styrofoam heads you found are to place wigs or hats on. I think the room with the expensive padded wallpaper was the girls bedroom and the small room off that a changing room I assume, and her closet was probably off to the left. The red covered Octogon table is to play bumper pool, the game room had a wet bar; not a full kitchen. Even though the house caught fire, I'm surprised that the owners didn't salvage the gold colored hutches, family photos and some of the other vintage collectibles- like the arcade games you were drooling over (lol). It would be interesting to find out some history on the place. This is what the value of money means to rich people- they have so much of it they just let it burn up.
I love that Mansion my God if I could have the money to fix it up I would buy it in a heartbeat it's beautiful I wish they would have fixed it back up cuz that would have been a beautiful place peace and love
Great video....if this was Betty White's House, it's interesting that California has no snow. She made one of her last TV Interviews in 2017 and talked about the two houses she and her Husband owned, only two. One is in Carmel and the other was in West Los Angeles, CA. She and her Husband, Allen built the Carmel House together in the 70's. He passed away in 1981 and she never remarried. He only spent two nights in the house before he was hospitalized for stomach cancer. She had friends and Caregivers but stayed unmarried for 41 years. As nice as this house is, there isn't anything about her having to move from her home because of a fire. I like your videos but hope you all are able to get more accurate info before sharing things about a Person's Home Retreat, that are not true. Thank you for the time you all put into this and I do hope you will get to see how people lived before your time. That will happen to you one day, because you can't take anything from this Earth with you when it's your turn to go. I'm sure you would like people to have as close as possible of a true account about your life when they see what you left behind. I hope most importantly that your Hearts are in the right place so you will not be LEFT BEHIND when JESUS comes to take Home all people who believe in HIM. It's so easy to trust and believe. Believe that JESUS died on The CROSS of CALVARY to forgive you of your Sin. HE did not stay dead. HE ROSE on the 3rd day and because HE ROSE, we will RISE with HIM when HE COMES for US IN THE RAPTURE? The Bible tells us that HE will come for US as a thief in the night, unannounced. HE is only taking Home all Believers who have asked HIM for Forgiveness! ARE YOU READY?
in the beginning of the video, he states that Betty White sold the house about 30 years ago. And, that the present owner abandoned it, and that there was a fire. Talking about getting facts straight and then go off on a tangent about someone who wasn't even a christian. lmao
@@michellegulden1052 I'm so sorry about missing that part of the video. When I hit the play button, the part about the house selling 30 years ago was not there. On my edition, it just began with them entering the house. Then they showed where the fire had been and Betty White was mentioned many more times while they were in that house so of course I thought they were saying she lived in that house at the time she passed. I only shared my Faith and my hope is that everyone becomes a Believer or is already a Believer. You may have your opinion about a tangent but IF you are Left Behind, I would imagine you thinking about wishing that a lot of people would have shared more about their Faith with you. One thing I did not talk about is what Church or denomination anyone might belong to. Those are truly important in Life but do not give you entrance into Heaven. The only WAY, is to believe what JESUS SAID.... "I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE; NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHER BUT BY ME." JOHN 14:6 That tangent can be found throughout The New Testament. GOD gave those Words for men to write so they would be taught and shared and bring people's hearts to a place of Forgiveness and The PROMISE OF ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN with GOD. JESUS, THE HOLY SPIRIT and ALL of your Loved Ones who have gone there ahead of you. Please accept these words in the Spirit of love, the way they are meant. Q
Oh dang, i love kahlua. Such a beautiful mansion. I too, loved Betty White. Rest in Paradise dear Lady. In the case of a major fire, the home insurance will pay for the damage to the home and contents, so the homeowner can either repair the damage, or as in most cades, buy a new home and furnishings, so the furnidhings and anything damaged by the smoke usually gets left behind. In the game room, that red table is a bumper pool table. This has got to be 1 of The coolest explores i have Ever seen. Stay safe
WOW!! What an amazing place. Blows my mind. The fire was awful but still so much that could be salvaged...But I guess if you have that kind of money. SAY-LA-VEE. Bet that owner was a hat designer. Thanks for giving us a peek.
It's so creepy to see people leave and never come back for their pictures. I'm sorry but more than anything else in the home... That'd be the 1st thing I'd take because those cannot be replaced. Furniture and things can be, but memories? Never!!!
Such a beautiful home, I wonder what caused the fire. I don't remember any news station reporting about the fire of Betty's home. I know if it's a celebrity 's home they always report on it.
When you go into these abandoned homes I’m guessing you have to permission from the owner in order to gain access to it.Thank you for taking the time to walk us through the past just think about the life that filled this home in it glory. Thank for that!!
The red eight sided table with the little knobs is a bumper pool table. I had one back on the 70s that had a top that sat on it that could be used as a regular table or flipped over as a card table.
The bleep bloop that you could not mention was either an antique muzzle loader or a replica. The "dead animal" was a fox stole and yes, there was a day that women wore those things in public. Yeah, true. I'm sure the insurance company now owns the remains so nothing can be touched or removed.
Beautiful Antiques and architecture, those mannequins are antiques as well and I love those chandelier sconces I would love to have a set. Overall very Beautiful furniture, it's sad that no one is enjoying any of it.
She was an amazing lady, Rest In Peace my beautiful fellow animal lover. This would be a fun place to bring back to its former glory, if I could afford to do it and afford to live in California. Would love to know the history of the house before her and Allen purchased it. BTW that was a fox stole, very fashionable at one time.
DK if someone has commented already, but, I believe that game table is what is called a "Bumper Pool" table. I used to love playing computer games with that particular one on them. This video is so interesting. I wonder if the mansion would still be in use if it had never been burned, though. And, wish I had the means to refurbish it. TY for sharing.
Creepy but awesome at the same time!!! Makes u wonder 🤔 about who was the last people living there after Betty 🙏🙏🙏she lived a good 😊 life she will be missed always 💞💞💞never forgotten!
You utilize the bumpers in the middle to to get the ball on each side, it’s pretty awesome to play with, I grew up with one on my basement it’s kind of like a girls pool table, that’s what I used to call it, but it’s called bumper pool
That place is large i wonder what was the price of the mansion when BettyWhite owned it looking at it the fire destroyed the place. The place seen to be marvelous another tair down.
Why do people need to destroy properties and its furnishings 😢this was truly an amazing beautiful home that belonged to a very important figure learn to respect other peoples belongings its enough their terrorizing the home and its precious belongings thus steal from a dead person not saying that its the people videoing the home much respect for sharing their life and paying respect for her/them for this home it was BWs too bad people had to trash and vandalize her precious belongings witch were her treasures I enjoy watching these old abandoned Mansions and or homes but sad most get vandalized very senseless thank you for sharing your video with much respect Peace 🎉❤
What state is this in? Is there any more information on the cause of the fire? While the whole hose is a complete loss, it appears the fire department did a great job at keeping the fire from burning the entire home. I find it a little odd though that there was fire in the basement given that you guys said it was a kitchen fire.
@@KR-kf7fy I highly doubt anyone is going to give me an ounce of info since they could be held liable if anyone goes there and gets hurt. I'm only interested in learning more about the fire department that was first due.
Thank you ! I really enjoyed this. It would be a amazing restoration job worthy imho. Sad to thing Betty lives there in all the old world glamour and this now. 😢
@@JArehart ...He mentioned Betty White owned it 30 years prior to the new owners. Betty White is listed on the Records of Registrar as being a former owner.
@@gloriahanes5338 That house was built in 1981. Betty White is not listed on the records of Registrar. The same family has owned it and their last name isn't White.
What a cool exploration! I wish there was a wider camera angle on it to really see the whole room. You might also consider adjusting the settings on your camera off of auto-focus. The fade in and out of lighting everytime you pass a window makes it really hard to see. Keep exploring!
