House Tour: Antebellum Mansion and Possibly See a Ghost! 

So true

I agree, it's always been my favorite too

I use to give tours at a very famous plantation mansion in Nashville. One bedroom had jib windows that opened to a large balcony out back. Beautful.

There are no ghosts. Those are demons.

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@@heymumheydad3747 ~ Sorry, But NO.

I think that was actually insects. I thought that at first as well.

I saw all the orbs in this section of the home in this video also, lots of orbs by the stairs on the porch. Big orbs, small orbs, fast flying orbs and slower moving orbs.

Tons of orbs as well as super bright flashes.

YES, full of spirit orbs.......

@@bamaladi8759 ~ I Understand Your Opinion But I Must Disagree. No Insect That I Know Of Is Shaped Like A PERFECT CIRCULAR SHAPE.

@Bob Rogers, it has always been a dream of mine to live in an 18th century building. 💕

Have you ever seen a ghost in it

@@wellsomethingdidhappen7387 No ghosts, though I know of two people that died in that room.

This home was your basic 4 over 4 with a main hall and an additional wing to one side. If you go to @ourrestorationnation on Instagram, there are a couple stories with more video showing the stairs.

Racist history? Lol

Amen!

Yup I agree.. my son used to see orbs in his room at night when he was little.. that was dust and insects for sure.

There are dust orbs and then there are ORBS of a different type. BOTH were present here! I saw several DUST orbs and one real orb! I imagine there are several ghost lingering around this beautiful old home!

I love my Louisiana I'm 48 and been here all my life but I'm in the swamps of Louisiana and wouldn't change it for nothing

Screens?

Sharon G - Yeah, you could add screen doors to all the jib doors, but I think the OP was referring to the past. And yes, I agree with him. It was the first thing I thought of as well, but I always figure they didn’t know any different, so I’m sure they did notice or care.

You're correct. That is one reason they used mosquitoe netting over the beds.

I saw them too! Immediately came to the comments to see if anyone else has as well 😂 I even rewound twice and slowed down the playback to I could see if I was imagining them or not, haha!

@@StarDestroY3r Yup, we'll be an Orb again someday too... ;-)

Those arent orbs. It's just light reflecting on the camera lens. No such thing as departed spirits lingering around on earth.

@@FollowerOfYeshua1974 Really! Come over to my daughter's 106 year old house and meet Mrs. Garcia. Her Orb is still with us there! Your are an Orb too, when you are not in a human form. Silly person!

I wasn’t laughing at the bathroom itself, but rather that the might turned itself on! That was my shocked/nervous laugh!

Maybe I’m stupid but it looks like it says “Tami”

@@JDlupin yes I see what you mean if you look at it in modern writing. But it was done a hundred years ago in copperplate script, look at Google images of cursive script from a hundred years ago, also the etcher put no breaks between the letters, let me know what you think after that... thanks for the comment😀

@@sueurose2437 Civil war was 160 years ago.

Thank you Beth. You are our kind of person. The new owners know what they have and will take good care of this gym. If you're not already following on social media, you need to follow Our Restoration Nation on Facebook or Instagram. We do everything we can to save all the old houses!

3:56 looks like a reflection from the chandelier

its just dust

We'd love to give an update. We don't get down that far south too often but the next time we do, we'll see if we can get in.

"Whilst Caitlin sat upon the toilet in this very bathroom, she decided to extend her sympathy to Narcissa Jane for the manner in which she died, er, was murdered. She told Narcissa Jane that if she wanted to make her presence known in any way, that it was okay to do so. Immediately, the bathroom light started flickering and then promptly turned off. Had the bulb burned out? She checked the light-switch, which was still in the on position, and when she flicked it off and on again, the light came back on. Old wiring has eery timing."

I am pretty sure all the floating things are just insects, it seems like theres a lot of them.

The orbs you're looking for show up as round, opaque forms, easy to see and identify once you've actually seen them. I spent a weekend in an old house with friends. We partied and took pictures all night. When I downloaded them, there were orbs all around us, seeming to dance with us! The owner said he had never experienced anything supernatural in all his years in the home.

I don’t know that they will, but we’ll share it if we get that information.

Yes! Closest I got was Janni and I knew that couldn’t be it. Well done, Rasmus. 👍👍

I got Jani too, but James would work as well

I tried looking up a little more info about the house after watching this. Looks like there was a girl named Jane who died there when she was around 16. Could be Jane too.

Looked like Edna to me.

Nice! I thought it was Tami. 🙄 lol

I watched the video twice and never saw a chair moving on its own.

@@FollowerOfYeshua1974 If people say they saw something ask them for the timestamp.

Tammi

This one has been purchased by a young couple that will do it right! It’s in great hands.

@@OurRestorationNation I was thinking more of climate changes and other acts of nature. Luisiana is at a very low sea level. 🤷🏼‍♀️

It’s at the very northernmost point of LA, just over the border from AR. So, those sea levels would have to rise incredibly to take the house. If it gets that bad I doubt the house surviving will be on anyone’s list of worries 🤣

@@OurRestorationNation thanks, you’ve put my mind at ease. Like I said, I LOVE that house.

It like "J'amie" to me, French for I love.

@@beckyhurst9451 came here to say the same thing, actually "J'aime."

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We did too!

It's mostly better on the newer videos. We try to get better each time.

This period of home would have have painted woodwork. Painted woodwork was the standard from colonial times right up until the Prairie/Craftsman period.

Gurl you KNOW that was a ghost! 😫🙀😨

@@mawmawd627 right?! I was like 😱

Motion sensing lights.

Just light reflecting from the camera lens.

Slave hangings

Let's think more positive thoughts! Maybe a lovely picnic or a tea party!

Well… they are 15’ tall ceilings, so unless you are 9’ tall they’d seem lofty even with you in there

Probably a motion detector light.

It was actually on the left side as we faced Laine in the opening scenes. It had been converted into a carport.

That’s what I was wondering! I love old kitchens

Maybe???

Laine here; I think you mean from the perspective of the enslaved peoples who lived and worked here. The word “servant” is not used in this context as it implies some degree of choice in the arrangement. This homes original owner manumitted his enslaved people upon his death. We don’t own this property so we don’t have many particulars to share about either the enslaved peoples or the original owners, so we can’t tell either of the personal perspectives clearly. What we are telling in this video is purely the architectural history of the place, as American architecture has a narrative all its own. When we are fortunate enough to have specific details about the names and personal details of all the people who lived and worked in a particular home we share them all, through the lenses of history and learning. If you’d like to have a better view of our mission and views you can learn much more on our Instagram account @outrestorationnation

@@laineeden Thank you for your response. I do know the difference between slaves and servants. I used that term servant because that's the term you used. If you mentioned that the slaves were freed by the original owner I must have missed it and I apologize. However, being a servant at that time, only slightly improved ones lot in life. I already follow you on Instagram. I must admit I haven't taken the time to read your mission. Also don't get me wrong, I'm not trolling you. I love watching the videos. My husband grew up in such a home in Springfield TN. He and I are both well aware of the differences in the life styles between those who owned the properties and those who worked the properities. Sometimes, when one speaks of the history of a property I forget that the "history" can take on different roles when you break it down, as you are doing with the history of the architecture. Thank you for your time.

@@loriereedy4198 I had ancestors who immigrated to this country as indentured servants. Not slavery at all but as they weren’t paid wages you can see that even people with more modest means could have servants.

As a historian and a former guide at a well know plantation in Nashville prehaps I can help. Unfortunatley, much of enslaved people's history isn't documented. Remember the slaves, for the most part and by law, were illiterate thus diaries and journals and letters, etc of their lives do not exist. To be able to interpret the enslaved at this site depends on if any documentation of the slaves from this particular site exists. Sometimes a site may be fortunate to actually have primary sources to interpert to tell their stories but more so then not, they don't have much. We found that often we would only have a few names of some slaves and no names accounted for the rest. That made the search even harder! What hurts the most as a neutral historian is we often become the target of political correctness. If we don't have anything to go on and interpret enough of the enslaved then we are accused of "white washing and not telling their story". Then on the other hand, if we do have primary sources and tell the slave's stories we are accused of "gloryifing slavery".

We have a ghost tales video you can watch.

I was going to ask this same question. I just found this channel yesterday and have watched many videos since. And the WHOLE time I’ve been wondering how many of these houses have resident ghosts? Especially since many have been handed down over and over to family members.