It’s crazy how they persevere the gardens so well some of the photos in the video look the same today in 2020!

The Huntington Library and Gardens are such a wonderful continuing gift and inspiration! There's so much for everyone: botany, art, medieval manuscripts, culinary delights, peaceful respite, and marvelous settings for live music, whether a jazz trio or a classical ensemble.

I'm from Oneonta, New York where the Huntington's lived as well and their mansion is now the library here as well.

Thank you, thank you, thank you Henry and Wife for the huntington Library and all those beautiful gardens. Im glad to be there each time i can. One of the most wonderful places in all the world.

I loved visiting this beautiful garden and I could see how the people of california enjoy this biological gem. long life for the garden

Beautiful and informative video. Thank you!

Great presentation! I grew up in SoCal and visited the library many times in the 70's. Did you know that Henry had his own personal rail spur to his front gate? It was still there the last time I visited in 1978. It has since been removed. I'm looking forward to viewing more of your material!

Fabulous! Have been there twice and there is still so much to see.

Wonderful video and history. Thank you.

What was there not to love.....a great video. Just wish it was longer!

Beautiful place and collections, I really want to go back one day.

Wow amazing. Every time I go to Huntington Library I always feel peace. It inspires me to be rich. May God bless his & his family soul.

Thank you for such an awesome video!!

wonderful place!!

Beautiful and elegant! I want to stop by there nx month! My camp program has that trip coming up, and it costs $50! They have other biweekly trips coming, on my favorite day, Saturday, KZread! 🏯

You can see some of the buildings and grounds here in the free movie called Primal Secrets with Ellen Burstyn .

great. congrats

Be it ever so humble there’s no place like home

My great grandmother was a Huntington, I wonder if she was related ?

great place to work.. =)

@MiloSaigon

8 жыл бұрын

I would like to work there, thats my wish. : )

@lolacurtis7700

5 жыл бұрын

I was lucky to be able to work there for almost two years. I loved going to work.

We will get the ball rolling

Wait. 1892 photo you are showing doesn't look small with those old buildings. When was that photo taken? THose buildings are huge. Who built those buildings?

This made me Cry lol

The music is way too loud!

Big 4 railroad profits indirectly made this possible.

He will need help, but I believe that’s all possible

Wasn’t it weird he married his aunt?

@it_beann

Жыл бұрын

for white ppl, business as usual

@Jose-fh7nx

8 ай бұрын

U hating

@jasminespencer3992

8 ай бұрын

@@Jose-fh7nx Would you marry your aunt? If you did wouldn’t your family think you were a little weird? Come on now

61 million dollars on art

@gardensofthegods

4 ай бұрын

But it would have been much much more than that by the inflation index . $61 million for art is not a lot with the wealthy ... not today but back then it probably came to over a billion that they spent on all the art and antiques ... and other collectibles .

Roots of greed as we've seen tRump showcase it!

Just one minute in, but I cannot tolerate the weird human-like narration or the inappropriate music.

I visited today for the first time ever…to be honest it made me kind of sad (being Native American) when I walked into their home it felt like it belonged in Europe not here. That’s why I searched for this video-to see the history. There isn’t even a native plant garden on the property *smh* there is a Japanese garden but not a native one. I won’t be returning. It’s sad what these once healthy natives lands have turned into.

Voiceover and graphics seem more suited to 10 year olds. New target audience perhaps.