Uncovering a Beaux-Arts Mansion's Secrets - Touring Trabert Manor

Join us as we explore Trabert Manor. Inside you will find meticulously maintained architecture from the height of America's Gilded Age. However, there is more than meets-the-eye; an age old mystery is waiting to be solved.

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Public Domain Photos from: Library of Congress, Missouri History Museum
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[SF-cqbg]

“Spilling the Tea” installation is perfection!!

[Purplefishish]

Finally an interesting channel where the narrator has a calm way of conveying the subject. Thank you

[craiggillett]

How did I miss this? For some reason it can through my feed today! I miss these longer deep dives.

[mikenixon]

Great job, Ken. My wife and I lived in St. Louis for almost 15 years and continue to hold a special part of our hearts for it. Expecially the historic areas.

[francinegrace]

Spilling tea is a unique design in this fabulous home

[randomviking]

Henry Jr. was Truly his mothers son....UGH.
Loved that stained glass window in the upstairs Jack and Jill bath.

[nmc]

Absolutely love the way Ken shows off these old houses! ❤

[patdonnelly]

Loved seeing the owners of this historic home. Knowing that it's in good hands of people who will take the upmost care of it is a wonderful thing! They are awesome!

[ceeceety]

This was such a treat! We live nearby and make a point of driving the streets of St. Louis at least once a year and it just happened that today we took a turn on Grand just to look at all the beautiful homes. I love the way Ted and Justin said that they are just caretakers of the home for now. What a wonderful way to put it! Thank you so much for posting!

[The_Smith]

That was great Ken, I've missed these longer deep dives into a house. And PLEASE pass my thanks on to Ted and Justin for giving us this tour of their home. So nice to meet the actual people.

[lauramichael]

Ken first I love your attention to detail and depth and second I would have to have a cocktail with Ted and Justin!

[davidglad]

The tour was great by itself. Like other commenters, I thoroughly enjoyed the interview at the end as well as hearing what happened to the original owner. PS That line about just being caretakers for a house hopefully lasting centuries was a great cherry on top.

[suzimirsky]

Ken, I love all your videos, but the in-person tours are just so special! Hearing the current owners describe their position as ‘caretakers’ really moved me. You can tell they truly love the home.

[janedee]

What a beautiful home. Love to see your tours again.

[stephaniehoechst]

I love the "spilling the tea" art installation.

[lisadolan]

Still the BEST voice on YouTube. I never stop appreciating your eloquent grasp of the English language. 🙏☺️ for all your efforts Ken

[deeringkendrick]

Such a lovely home. Very generous of the owners to open their home and share.

[annamariethibeault]

Yes, please continue to do in person shows

[jilledmondson]

LOVED the kitchen ceiling, "spilling the tea". Beautiful home.

[StamperWendy]

I love the old picture of the original parlor! I love photography, history and architecture... and who doesn't love a pocket door?