The UnXplained: Secrets of The Winchester Mystery House (Season 1) | History

Step inside the mysterious - and possibly haunted - Winchester Mystery House in this clip from Season 1, "Mysterious Structures." #TheUnXplained
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[sorad]

One really amazing thing about this place, is that that many people have met their life partners/soulmates working there. I worked there in 2015-2016, and met my partner there, he had been there for 5 years. It was almost divinely guided the way I ended up there, like a feeling that said, "Just go in and apply, " on a walk one day. We are just two of many couples. Mrs. Winchester was very kind and caring, and she paid her employees VERY well. She allowed them to live there, and many of them got married and had children while living there. They found a lock safe that belonged to her, and it contained her husband's death certificate, and a lock of her daughter's hair. Her most prized possessions. Not jewels and money. She was brilliant, not crazy. And there is an incredible energy in and around the house. ❤

[SamCLawn]

Did a tour of this place back in 2012. Thought I saw a spirit in another room and I freaked out, turned out it was a mirror and I was looking at someone else in the group. My parents still won't let me live that down.

[jeffb]

I get so excited when I see a Unxplained history channel video then I get so depressed because it ends in 3 minutes.

[viri]

Omg I was there last weekend! It's an amazing and very unique mansion. The house felt soooo cold maybe it was just me. We walked through her room where she died. It was an amazing experience 😊 I love all this kind of stuff.

[rockysmart]

I read somewhere that She was haunted by ghosts so someone suggested her to keep the construction going on so there would no room for the ghosts to be stable in the house

[marcballesteros]

Winchester Mansion is both beautiful inside and outside the garden alone is well maintained. It can be bit pricey for the tour but the guides are fun and informative

[kclocklear]

There is sooo much they didn't go over. I've loved this mansion since I was younger, I know so much about the history of this place.

[MerkhVision]

I think she was just a bit of a prankster/troll with a sense of humor. The house isn’t creepy, it’s fun!

[danielx]

As someone who was born in San Jose California, it’s a huge honor to have William Shatner review the Winchester Mystery House.

[pedromeza]

There is no mystery about the fact that Mrs Winchester had her house built so that ghosts could be contained from attacking her. Sort of like man caves to confuse the wife.

[cryptidian]

The story is that she built the house like a maze to confuse and essentially entrap the spirits who are seeking revenge for losing their lives to the Winchester gun. So she kept adding more and more connections to the house and on the inside, making it confusing on purpose.

[ElnpalApavhe]

I was there yesterday June 06/01/22 And it’s a very beautiful house with 10, 000 windows 2000 doors in 160 Rooms . He’s very beautiful but he’s kind of scary. And he feels a little weird when you work inside .

[TennesseeTrio]

I’ve wanted to visit this house for over 30 years! Hopefully one day!

[angeliquemoreno]

i live about 5 minutes away from there 😬

[kjh]

Very similar to the Spencer Mansion in the first Resident Evil game.

[vripscript]

repost, watched this a few weeks ago, happy to watch it again, love this show :)

[jmag]

HOW are they still finding new rooms and features to this day? 🤯 it’s a house not the Pacific Ocean 😆

[lynnhauenstein]

I just loved the stairs...small steps...when I visited 1995

[MerkhVision]

Seems a lot like the mansion from Resident Evil 1! Lol