Old Money Dynasty
Long-form documentaries explore American history through wealthy families, historic mansions, and business dynasties.
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59 minWhat Do The Last Astors Do For a Living Today?1.9K views · today
56 minInside the Most Excessive House Party in American History | Hearst Castle3K views · 3 days ago
52 minHow Accurate Is The Gilded Age Series? I Found 12 BIG Mistakes8.1K views · 8 days ago
54 minThe $15 Billion Hotel Dynasty That Voted to Break Itself Apart: The Pritzkers6.1K views · 18 days ago
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65 minThe Biggest Gilded Age Mansion in EVERY State7.5K views · 22 days ago
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46 minThe Dark Truth About the Ford Mansion of Grosse Pointe: Stonehurst24.3K views · 34 days ago
46 minThe Old Money Coca-Cola Mansions Nobody Talks About8K views · 37 days ago
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- learning about Gilded Age families and fortunes
- exploring the history of famous mansions
- following the rise and fall of American business dynasties
Hey My names is Chris, and I like to make documentaries on old American history, like the gilded age. I really appreciate everyone who watches, comments, and shares your thoughts. It means a lot to have a community that’s just as curious about history as I am. Thanks for being part of it.
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