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00:00:00 We're not going to howl. New Orleans, near Louisiana, run by the thieves, the vandals, and the criminals.
00:00:07 Huey Long did more good and more harm than any governor in United States history.
00:00:13 I don't keep this place down.
00:00:21 I just keep the lights down.
00:00:28 I don't live in these rooms.
00:00:36 I just rattle the room.
00:00:42 I'm just a ghost in the snow.
00:00:50 You probably want to go kind of quick, like, "Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!"
00:00:55 Because you kind of want to get, you know, right, but you've got to have those feet.
00:01:00 You can't, you know, you can't, yeah, no, no, you can't do that, yeah.
00:01:05 Three, hop!
00:01:08 [laughter]
00:01:10 Now what? Two, three, go!
00:01:12 Gotcha.
00:01:13 There are counters to line the walls, long whip tables, and chairs throughout the rest of the space.
00:01:18 This hallway wasn't meant for entertainment because this was actually the family's informal living room.
00:01:22 And compared to the first floor, well, originally it was meant to be more modest.
00:01:26 Of course, that was before the wallpaper was added.
00:01:29 This is the Hindu stand by Zubair, Frenchman's romantic interpretation of what apparently a lot of people thought India and Afghanistan looked like for most history.
00:01:38 The pattern dates back to 1807, when all this panoramic scenery of the Chelsea was installed by the Garden Club ladies in the 1940s.
00:01:45 Though I've never quite figured out why they picked this pattern, folks.
00:01:49 I know as a faggot, Zubair's wallpaper patterns in the houses in the '40s, but this one's a little bit off, considering this house is majority British in design.
00:01:57 The white here, we've got, you know, only the bathroom in the 19th century.
00:02:04 When the bathroom was modernized in the 20th century, so it's been that many years ago, though.
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00:02:51 Right here, folks, is the bedroom.
00:02:56 [inaudible]
00:03:02 Which we believe belonged to John Rawl, who was this husband.
00:03:05 That bed's American empire at its finest.
00:03:07 Beautiful mahogany veneering all over it.
00:03:09 If it was bad enough, take the mattress out and treat it like pillow.
00:03:22 For day beds, it was keeping your children out of the sun.
00:03:25 [inaudible]
00:03:40 Stairs open and let the air flow out through this house, and it really felt good, I'm sure.
00:03:45 The air currents that go through this house, they're still prevalent, even though they're not really going anywhere.
00:03:51 In fact, you've got two doors that are linked by the same air current pathway.
00:03:54 You open one, and then open the other, the air current will just take the door from you and slam it.
00:03:59 In fact, we discovered the Stantons had a pretty nifty way of controlling that from happening.
00:04:03 On every wall adjacent to almost every door was a brass hook.
00:04:08 That way, they could literally just tie the doors down to keep them from slamming all over the place.
00:04:12 Incredible air flow.
00:04:16 Hot air would come up through the stairwell, go in there, go straight to the hallways from the grand courtroom to witness,
00:04:21 and then go, actually crisscross the cross-veneration in there.
00:04:25 Today, it's said it was a double bedroom in terms of function.
00:04:28 Fortunately, that was one bathroom.
00:04:30 This is the B&B period.
00:04:34 That period saw a lot of people from all around view this house.
00:04:38 The most prominent of all those guests was U.S. Army General Douglas on pilgrimage in 1952.
00:04:43 General MacArthur and his wife stayed in Frederick's room while their son slept right next door in the old family parlor.
00:04:48 Though today, this room is probably best remembered for being Patrick Swayze's character's bedroom
00:04:53 and North and South, a Civil War TV miniseries he starred in in the 1980s.
00:04:57 If you were to watch North and South after the tour, if you've never seen it,
00:05:01 well, you can get deja vu from taking the tour because this is the complete interior of Mount Royal,
00:05:06 his character's home and his show.
00:05:08 Honestly, it's not changed that much.
00:05:11 We just weren't Mount Royal's exterior.
00:05:13 That was Boone's Hall, a real plantation on Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
00:05:17 It would represent a full country home from that time.
00:05:20 Across the hall from Frederick's room, we have two rooms of all of his sons that moved into the house in 1858.
00:05:29 They were 8 and 11.
00:05:31 Because they were so young, well, originally they had the plainest bedrooms in the house.
00:05:35 Of course, today that one's had a Victorian makeover.
00:05:38 Now, folks, most all the drapery on this floor is actually the work of who is currently our town's finest seamstress.
00:05:44 And we consider that to be our masterpiece.
00:05:47 One thing, that woman can make some drapery.
00:05:49 Please say flourishing, please, with a blessed bed and breakfast.
00:06:07 Today, that's a perfect example.
00:06:11 That's American empire at its best, like that bed across the hall.
00:06:16 In fact, to give you an idea of how good the condition is.
00:06:19 This piece is worth a good amount of money, I imagine.
00:06:27 Because in terms of what people want today, it's the simple stuff.
00:06:30 It's not the fancy stuff.
00:06:32 Fancy stuff's worth a good bit of money in some cases, but it usually is different.
00:06:37 Folks, I once saw on an auction site a desk that was actually made by Chippendale himself.
00:06:42 It was about the plainest thing on earth.
00:06:44 It was valued at $200,000.
00:06:47 That steam power saw, you kind of lose artistic.
00:06:54 The firm of Robert Stewart sold this stuff here in town.
00:06:57 So you could literally order a Charles Lee made bed like that from Robert Stewart's people.
00:07:02 And if you pay Robert Stewart's people extra, they'd carry in all the parts and do all the simple work for you too.
00:07:06 So you wouldn't have to worry about anything.
00:07:08 This boy's room is also a lot closer to how they actually looked in terms of its furnishings and layout.
00:07:15 Though what's really neat, this is summertime of the 19th century, folks.
00:07:19 You've got straw matting instead of carpet.
00:07:21 And in the place of drapery, you have leather quins as they're known on the window corners.
00:07:25 The natural light in there too, that's how all these rooms actually should be in many ways.
00:07:31 In fact, it's probably a little bit brighter than this in their day.
00:07:35 Well, up above is mainly a bunch of attic space, but there's one fully inflated room up there.
00:07:40 There's still your closet up here.
00:07:42 At the top of the house, you have the house's balcony room, which in their day, it included binoculars.
00:07:46 Well, you could actually see in their day about 12 miles of the Mississippi River in that direction.
00:08:02 What's it going to do in terms of the house that was added on?
00:08:06 Welcome, folks, to the largest dining room that was ever built in this town.
00:08:19 This room's about 35 by 22 feet, and it's still used today for all kinds of events.
00:08:25 Thankfully, I think it's going to be a while before we have any,
00:08:27 so we've been able to keep the table set for tourism for a good while now.
00:08:32 The set on the table is no ordinary 19th century set.
00:08:35 Folks, this set could talk and have a lot to say.
00:08:38 This is the family's actual set they ate off of.
00:08:40 We've gone a little bit over 70 pieces of old Paris pattern porcelain.
00:08:44 This was all individually hand-painted, and some of it's got a good amount of nevelwork on it too.
00:08:49 China's in fantastic shape for its age, to be honest.
00:08:52 It didn't return to the house alone, though,
00:08:54 because at the same time it arrived, this beautiful American Rococo revival sideboard came with it.
00:08:59 It's part of a dining room set that we believe the family bought after Frederick's death.
00:09:02 As for the table and the other sideboard,
00:09:05 they were acquired separately from a New Orleans furniture collector,
00:09:08 but they were made by the same company that made that piece.
00:09:11 The table, though, if it was in full configuration,
00:09:14 it would be able to go past both gasoliers at a little bit over 28 feet long.
00:09:18 In order for full extension to be achieved, though, it would need all 12 of its original leaves,
00:09:23 and it would certainly need more secondary supports than that little double-leg set-up that's under there.
00:09:28 In fact, two of its eight leaves we currently own, they're in storage here.
00:09:32 This sideboard was built to hold all 12 of that table's leaves and slots.
00:09:36 What a genius design, too.
00:09:39 We've actually never found another, and I'm not really surprised.
00:09:42 There weren't too many wealthy families at this time that even had 35-foot-long dining rooms, folks.
00:09:47 That century, though, was filled with a lot of ingenuity,
00:09:50 and in many ways it wasn't too different then.
00:09:52 Take the Yeti of its time, the wine cellarette.
00:09:55 It's never needed ice, folks.
00:09:57 The sink line would absorb cold air from the house's cellar.
00:09:59 They're highly collectible, but they're also horrendously heavy,
00:10:02 which is part of the reason these things went extinct in the first place.
00:10:07 Now, the gasolier design in here, this is my favorite out of our whole collection.
00:10:11 These are attributed completely to the Plains Indians of the West.
00:10:14 You've got Native American iconography all over them.
00:10:17 The meagles are nesting up in the very top.
00:10:19 So much Native American is hunting all throughout the center.
00:10:22 It's surrounded by corn stalks and weaponry.
00:10:24 Then you've got some oak limbs that hold the lights,
00:10:27 and then you've got several well-detailed Native American and buffalo heads forming a circle.
00:10:32 This will probably help you see the heads a little better.
00:10:35 Oh, sorry, my fault, actually.
00:10:38 I think the buffalo moved on to greener pastures, though.
00:10:41 The eyes are a little closed, the tongues are hanging out.
00:10:43 And look, folks, I'm their doctor, but it looks like we're going to ward us a set in.
00:10:47 I like the texture of the work. These have incredible detailing.
00:10:50 Frederick more than likely picked this design so he could have dinner conversations about the Nash's Indians.
00:10:55 He's trying to tell us his name, after all.
00:10:58 Well, folks, do y'all have any closing questions for me about anything else before I finish y'alls tour of the house?
00:11:09 Does the house have a basement at all?
00:11:12 Yeah, it does.
00:11:13 That's the area of the staircase there. It comes straight across and about there.
00:11:20 Once it gets to the back porch, it makes a U-turn, and then it turns into a cold chute, actually.
00:11:25 It's only a partial cellar. It was attached to the back of the house.
00:11:29 Most townhouses in the 19th century, it was kind of a choice if you wanted to attach them.
00:11:33 Not because most townhouses were superior, but because of overheating, transferring from the kitchen to the house.
00:11:39 The problem with townhouses, though, most townhouses never had a lot of acreage.
00:11:44 In fact, this is about the most any townhouse in the area ever had, three and a half.
00:11:48 That, and there was another reason it needed to be attached, is the house's actual plumbing system from the 19th century.
00:11:55 Whether it was water for the bathroom or water from the kitchen, it came from an interior gutter system.
00:12:01 Which, man, unless you wanted to build a separate kitchen that had its own version of that system,
00:12:07 you were better off just attaching the whole thing and having one straight path to both cisterns that controlled the kitchen and the bathroom up above.
00:12:18 The problem with those systems, well, when interior gutters fail, you can't really maintain them.
00:12:27 I've talked to a few people that tried to remove them. Some have done it, but it's not really easy.
00:12:34 There's no way to maintain them. The problem is, most of those gutters are actually like this wine cellarette, a wooden box that's metal lined.
00:12:42 The metal is going to survive for a long time, and so will the wood eventually, but when it fails, it's a flood, so to speak.
00:12:49 We believe by 1910, the system had just failed so often that the back complex was probably wrapped with damage from years of war.
00:12:58 So we suspect the Campbell family tore down over two-thirds of the back complex by 1910.
00:13:02 It's a pity because the servants' apartment complex alone was unbelievable.
00:13:07 It was the nicest of its type in town. In fact, it makes any modern apartment complex almost look cheap.
00:13:13 They had first, above the actual working level, three rooms in a servants' hall.
00:13:18 They were effectively living rooms you could do minor chores in.
00:13:21 Those living rooms are actually the size of the boys' bedrooms.
00:13:24 In fact, in one of them, you had the same black marble for the fireplaces upstairs, where such is their living rooms.
00:13:29 They had four bedrooms of their own. Those bedrooms are bigger than the boys' rooms, for some to say, in terms of design.
00:13:35 But we're, like I said, missing out the two-thirds of the whole system.
00:13:39 But it stretched from that door to the water line of the pool.
00:13:42 It's just one pure extension of this house. In fact, if you run that side of the house, the wall literally just went from the front straight to where the pool's water line starts.
00:13:51 It's really incredible.
00:13:53 Well, any closing questions for me about anything else?
00:13:56 How did you get the food from the kitchens here?
00:13:59 It was almost kind of like a conveyor belt system without electricity.
00:14:02 They put the food in the cooking portion of the kitchen, and then right on the other side of the fireplace they put the food in was another fireplace they warmed the food in.
00:14:13 We believe they had an open area around both fireplaces where you could just walk 360 on both sides.
00:14:18 That way, you wouldn't have to go outside and risk getting food wet and everything.
00:14:21 They'd go from the cooking kitchen to an area we call the warming kitchen where the second fireplace was to warm the food, then to the barber's pantry, and then right on in here.
00:14:31 Straight through all the way. It's a nice layout, actually.
00:14:35 Any other questions for me, folks?
00:14:39 Once again, I'm Micah. I hope y'all enjoyed my tour.
00:14:43 More than enjoyed having y'all today.
00:14:45 Thank y'all very much, folks, for coming to Stanhoft.
00:14:48 [Applause]
00:14:53 Y'all are welcome.
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00:15:20 And I knew this song from hearing it there, but I went to a show in Nashville to see a guy named Michael Johnson sing, and he was playing, and he did that song.
00:15:32 And I remember thinking, "That's the worst thing I've ever heard in my entire life."
00:15:40 And I thought, "We have to do it, too."
00:15:44 So we started doing it for fun, and then we thought, "Hey, that kind of fits in with the rest of the sad, pitiful numbers that we do all the time."
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00:16:56 I'm just a ghost in this house I'm just a shadow upon these walls
00:17:11 As quietly as it moves I haunt these halls I'm just a whisper of some more
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00:17:51 I don't care if it rains I don't care if it's clear
00:18:06 I don't mind staying here There's another ghost here
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00:18:36 And he lays down his head On your pillow at night
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01:03:38 Moving away, away somewhere
01:03:46 And baby I love you, don't you care? Well if you're over me
01:03:58 Winding someplace just trying to find the sun
01:04:08 River of sunshine, river of rain River I love you just the same
01:04:24 But sometimes in a time of trouble When you're out of hell and your mind in bubbles
01:04:37 Roll across my floor
01:04:44 Carry away the things I treasure Hell there ain't no way to measure
01:04:53 Well I love you more than I did the day before River in the rain
01:05:09 Sometimes at night you look like a long white train
01:05:19 Moving away, away from me River I've never seen the same
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01:05:41 [Guitar Solo]
01:05:54 [Guitar Solo]
01:06:05 But sometimes in a time of trouble When you're out of hell and your mind in bubbles
01:06:19 Roll across my floor
01:06:26 Carry away the things I treasure Hell there ain't no way to measure
01:06:35 Well I love you more than I did the day before River in the rain
01:06:51 Sometimes at night you look like a long white train
01:07:01 Moving away, away from me River I've never seen the same
01:07:16 [Guitar Solo]
01:07:29 (upbeat music)