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@k8schebel04

10 ай бұрын

Am I the only one who gets overexcited when I see a new video and hits "👍like" before I even watch it ?

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!@@k8schebel04

@deloreslopez1212

7 ай бұрын

Thank you and may God give you blessings and long life❤

I liked the background story of the family a lot. That was just so sad. And the last member felt the need to completely eradicate the traces of them all... 😔

@crystalthornton3842

10 ай бұрын

Must have been pretty bad to have their own family do that

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! And right? The dysfunction had to have been pretty bad.

I live in St Louis and I'm near the mansion all the time. It's a truly remarkable building and story.

@kimberlyshepherd270

10 ай бұрын

Oh wow 😮. How do you feel when you're near the mansion?

@urcookin

10 ай бұрын

Good restaurants over there too.

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

No kidding? Small world! That's crazy.

@dawngoodman2017

10 ай бұрын

@kimberlyshepherd270 Getting near the mansion is no different than anywhere else. However, when you go inside one of the buildings, you feel the energy of the spirits there, their electricity.

@dawngoodman2017

10 ай бұрын

@@urcookin Absolutely! Yum!

BEST and most detailed version of the Lemp story I've ever heard, great job Kody! I love this kind of stuff that includes the history of the site/buildings/people involved.

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@AxeRedrum

10 ай бұрын

You said it. 💯🍻🇺🇲

@pamela5250

10 ай бұрын

Troy Taylor is an author who has a great book on the Lemp history. Sometimes he does “An Evening With The Lemps” there (or at least he did). There’s an entire season in them on the “American Hauntings” podcast if you want a really really deep dive into the history. I used to live in STL and my BFF was just a couple blocks from the brewery so I’m a little obsessed with the history lol

@jeran5117

5 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchivesI agree with this comment this was a great retelling. Can you please tell me where you found information on the parties in the caves? I can’t find anything and I have a VERY high suspicion about the true happenings down there. Pistols and prostitutes gives very dark vibes to me. The men in the family clearly were known to be angry and violent abrupt in their actions. Cold. For a reason. What truly haunted them? In the maps of the caves I saw that one of the caves was originally called the “beautiful gardens” then was changed to “Indian passage” so I am very very interested in the original purpose of the caves. I am going to go deeper into this. They had to have been doing some wicked disrespectful to the original spirits of the caves in the caves. 👀👀👀 the black dahlia? The bones of ancient animals? Yeah OKAY

@darlahays2471

4 ай бұрын

​@@jeran5117 Where my Mum, grew up, during the thirties, there was a cave baf. It is called Banger Cave. Bangor Cave consists of seven chambers and is about 1,151 feet deep at its farthest point. The cave has three entrances, at least one of which was created artificially when the cave was used as a nightclub. I live less than 15 minutes away. It has a very interesting history.

There may have been an unknown physical family chemical imbalance that ran through the Lemps and family dynamics that we can't understand today. Perhaps there were secrets that we will never know. The only thing certain is that their story is a tragic one. I find it interesting that the one member that is the most tragic of all is the Lavender Lady, yet from lack of haunting tales, she seems to be the one person at peace.

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

I am totally with you and yes, she isn't really seen which leads me to think that perhaps she's resting peacefully.

I’m a St. Louisan and I promise, the Arch is definitely not golden. It’s stainless steel.

Lemp Mansion is such a great place to visit. We’ve visited multiple times to eat there and finally spent the night a couple of years ago. By chance, we met a group of not-amateur paranormal investigators and got to hang out with them all night. The next year we went back and met them there again for another investigation. It was soooo cool. Nothing scary but definitely active.

I love the way you presented this story. Your narration gave it a little creepiness, but the story line was very interesting. Loved the compassionate comment at the end! Thanks for posting this video!

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

I'm so glad you liked it, I really appreciate it. You are so very welcome, ❤

@fanaticat1

10 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchives I appreciate you too!

Your channel is becoming one of my favorites for paranormal stories! Keep up the amazing content! :)

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

I am honored to even be considered. Thank you!

A testimony to 'money can't buy happiness '. It's like they can't weather the hard times. Great story.

Wow paranormal encounters and beer. Two of my all-time favorite things. I've never heard this story before. Flawless victory, Kody! 😊

Had dinner here not too long ago. Extremely eerie and constantly felt like we were being watched. I plan on staying the night there near Halloween one of these years. Thanks for this video. Awesome to see a haunted landmark from my city on here! 🍻 🍻

@lgempet2869

8 ай бұрын

Yes, I’m from the St. Louis area & once, several of us decided to attend an Easter Brunch at the Mansion & despite the fact that it was daytime, inside the home, it felt heavy, depressing & “cold”….these are the only ways I can describe it.

Don't wish for wealth, wish for peace

Sounds like depression obviously ran deep in the family. Certainly, this was an era when this type of illness went untreated.

Was very sad, felt sorry for the boy spending his whole life in the attic prison.

Incredible video and very well done. This guys voice is amazing. I could listen to him all the time. Great job...

@MysteryArchives

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Brian, I appreciate you very much!

I've lived in STL my whole life. In the mid-80's I had a friend whose mom was a paranormal investigator. She showed me pics she took at the Lemp Mansion that showed a headless ghost and another of an apparition that looked like one of the Lemp men that suicided in the mansion.

Hi Kody , just watched this video and as usual you did it justice . Can’t say enough about your channel but I’ll sum it up to one word “AMAZING “ 👍❤️

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you SO much Lynne ❤

Sorry I missed the premier 😢. Thank you for another great video ❤. Your videos help me take my mind off of my brain cancer and I thank you for that Kody! ❤️🫂🤕🎗️🙏

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

No worries Kimberly, God bless you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@kimberlyshepherd270

10 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchives God bless you too Kody ❤️🫂

Lemp Mansion is on my bucket list to visit! The story of this family is very interesting. The number of tragedies this family experienced is profoundly. Thank you Mystery Archives. This is one of my favorite! ❤

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

The tragedies truly make us ponder no doubt and me too! I'd love to visit myself, and I'm glad you enjoyed this episode ❤❤

@Brodypuppycrazyadventures

10 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchives thank you! I love your channel Kody. Keep em coming! 😊

@pamela5250

10 ай бұрын

You should go for sure! Spend the night and don’t miss their family style Sunday dinner either. It’s a very very interesting place. Not scary but active.

@Sammi2262

10 ай бұрын

Their Restaurant is Absolutely Fabulous ♥️ I grew up in St. Louis and my Parents would take me there every Sunday for Dinner and it was Always such a Favorite of Mine but many things definitely happened to me on my visits but it never scared me I suppose it was because my Great GrandMother was a Well~Known Physic who Read for Hollywood Celebrities Soo I grew up around this environment … It really is a Lovely House/Restaurant 🙏🏼 Many Blessing’s to All 👼🏼

@Brodypuppycrazyadventures

10 ай бұрын

@@Sammi2262 I love this. I too am very sensitive to paranormal activity and have pursued it being part of 2 paranormal research groups. I live for this and I gotta say, Kody and Mystery Archives has really helped me realize the stories that are still out there and the additional places I want to visit to help iny further research to prove the existence of the paranormal beyond this world. 😊

I live in Missouri and I went there and it’s insane. I had dinner there I had a tour and they showed us pictures of ghosts. You know the guy that was holding the candles and the burgundy robe I saw a picture of him in the hallway.😮😮😮😮

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

No kidding? That sounds wild! Thank you for sharing

I love my Mystery Archives,this guy works so hard to keep this channel growing and producing more content more often!❤

While I am not into ghost stories, the history of the Lemp Mansion is fascinating. Very sad family. Their lifestyle brought most of the sadness upon them. Nice job.

Hell yes!!! So stoked for this! I've binged everything from MA so far. So, I needed new content!

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

That's so awesome to hear Melissa. There's many more coming :D

@melissabean9747

10 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchives 🤘

They should make a movie of the Lemp family.

I live in st.louis,mo. and go by and see the mansion would love to go but always hesitant like you can feel like something is saying don't.go.....Thank you for the great story ❤

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching Jen 🤍

What a fabulous story!!hard to say what really did curse the lemp family !! 🙂👍

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you Angela!~

I absolutely loved this! The history itself was so interesting! Great video!

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

I'm so happy you liked it Adrianna

I love these videos. Would u mind at some point doing a video on Bachelors Grove Cemetery and the history of it in Illinois.?

Another great video! Very informative and detailed. This family went through hard times. Their home was the main thing that connected them. They do no want leave it!

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

That's what I'm thinking Lisa. Thanks for watching ❤

Thank you for the great video .😊Mabey, there was a curse on the family brewing business . Because the only one who was not involved in the family business was Charles, and he seemed to have a normal life .

@MysteryArchives

8 ай бұрын

Maybe it was! And thank you for watching Melisa :)

@Bojackbatzli

8 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchives your welcome

Accidentally come across this channel and absolutely love it. Paranormal videos are my favorite and I've been binge watching since! Keep up the great work!

I loved hearing this story. It now has me in need of finding out if the beer companies now, are still attached to the Lemp name.? It kind of reminded me of all the horrible events that afflicted the Winchester family. (Another story you may be interested in?) I would love to see all of the underground rooms, as well as the Mansion! It's such a shame the young one had everything burned, it makes me wonder if he did believe everything was cursed?

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

That's a great theory / question. Who knows if he believed the items to be cursed somehow or not. But I'm really glad you enjoyed the video 😁

I live in St. Louis and I’m a local musician… and I’ve done several gigs at the Lemp Mansion House and knowing the history of the place… it is quite an eerie experience… I went down toward the tunnel and it really gets eerie down there… 👻

I'm a STL native, and there are so many dark and hidden stories. I didn't learn about what really happened at the mansion. Anytime anyone offered for me to go, its always a no-go for me. Cahokia Mounds, count me in!

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Oh I bet! Do you have any recommendations on stories I could look into for a future video?

@staceysturgill846

10 ай бұрын

I live about an hour north is St. Louis, I love Cahokia Mounds so much!!! It’s fascinating. I’ve gone so many times and will go anytime anybody’s wants to! I feel like it’s a hidden gem.

@staceysturgill846

10 ай бұрын

There’s a huge history of hauntings and paranormal across the river from STL in Alton, Il.

@namaste4034

2 ай бұрын

​@@MysteryArchivestry looking into Elsa Lemp. There is a local movie about her scandalous divorce. She supposedly shot herself shortly after she remarried her ex. The movie is called "The last Wright" I believe. Wright was her married name. I'm from St. Louis and have been to the Mansion many times. It's definitely haunted like my childhood home. You can look it up, it's the Dependahl house. It's located in Manchester Mo. and on the National historical registry.

Hey there. Great videos! Here in Arkansas there are a few haunted places. One famously known is the Crescent Hotel located in Eureka Springs. The town is BEAUTIFUL with an interesting history. The hotel seems like something you would be interested in looking into. Thank you and keep up the good work.

Most awesome story!! Once again Kody you've brought us an amazing new tale of mystery. I think this one is very interesting and I think you did an outstanding job with it!! Can't wait for the next video!! Love the way you tell the stories!!

Dude this house sounds tight! A cave that has a movie theater, bowling alley and more!? Hell yeah!! I wanna go there and drink beer.

Real quick notes: The name is promised "yo-han" no "jo-han." And the golden arch is McDonalds. St louis' is the gateway Arch.

@MarvinHartmann452

9 ай бұрын

I honestly thought he was talking about a Mcdonald. Thanks for the clarification.

This was definitely worth the wait!! Thank you!!

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

You're so welcome! ❤️❤️❤️

You just keep rolling out such great videos Kody! Glad you are able to do it full time! I was hoping for future content you could look into the Spy House of NJ or Baleroy mansion in Philadelphia.

thank you so much again Mystery Archives for an amazing upload!!! i love your story telling its an interesting take on these tales, i live your narration, keep up these terrifying videos, huge support from your fans!!!!!🎉🎉🙏🏿🙏🏿

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

You are so very welcome, thank you for supporting me my friend! ❤❤

This one was sooooo good. I love all the details you included on the Lemp family. Such a great channel! 👍🏻

Born a raised in St Louis, You can go to Lemp Mansion, they have a dinner type Haunting / Murder Theater. You sit in one of the rooms of the mansion, have dinner , drinks and participate in the show , even spend the night if you dare 😱 We had a great time !

Epic episode as always I loved it. Love how much history you put in this story.

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you Edd! I really love history as well :)

Showing LOVE for the channel Thank You for another great video once again my friend. Thanks again and have a Blessed Day Everyone.

This was such a compelling story. And as always, so well told! ❤

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

I'm so glad you enjoyed it 🤍🤍

You’ve been the best in bringing a full view of these stories. Definitely makes me strong that there is the supernatural even though it’s hard to describe these events in these individuals lives.

@MysteryArchives

5 ай бұрын

Thank you very much my friend!

Nice work.! Truly enjoyed the Historical aspects as well. Bravo!

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

This story was CREEPY, SAD yet Very INTERESTING!!! It’s really sad to see what greed can do to families. Not to sure if I want to visit though. Thank you for this story. Will definitely catch you next time 😊

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your support Marion ❤️

This was told very well. Tragic and absolutely fascinating. Nothing overdone like many supernatural stories/historical documentaries. 👏

@MysteryArchives

5 ай бұрын

Thank you my friend I do my best

YESSS thanks Kody I have been refreshing your page waiting for this video! 🎉

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

I truly hope you enjoyed it!!

I'm very happy I subscribed to your channel 😊. I've been binge watching since I just subscribed. So far, this is an awesome channel. I'm very excited to see new content . Many blessings.

The absolute best stories and detailed facts around. This is my favorite channel

Oh thank you for a new video🙏i just got home from the hospital. I need this!

awesome history and paranormal encounters love it thankyou for uploading these i am new to your channel. and will be going through all your play lists xx im very much into this type of thing xx

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

thank you so much!

Love your content! Voice is pleasant & easy to listen to.

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you very much 🤍🙏🙏🙏

Thanks Kody. Excellent video & livestream. Have an awesome weekend, my friend.✌️😎❤️🌎

Another banger video thanks kody for all the awesome content!!

That poor sweet boy. My son has Down syndrome and this just hit me in the emotions. Ugh. How horrible

@MysteryArchives

Ай бұрын

God bless him they are the sweetest people

Thanks Kody for another great show.

great video as always. you have a very good narration voice!

Love seeing stories from my city!

I’ve been there many times- on one tour with my husband, he jokingly pulled my hair at the beginning. Later, on in the tour upstairs, it was near the nursery area, I felt my hair getting tugged again, and I went to smack my husband on the shoulder as a joke, but nobody was there. if you come to St. Louis, I highly recommend the tour, and also dining at the mansion. I think there are also still cemetery tours at the Bellfountain cemetery. It should be a national landmark for all of the amazing tombs. I absolutely loved your video, thank you so much.

What a story of a family’s rise and fall, shows that money can’t buy everything like sanity or help to the members of the Lemp family to stop their decent into depravity

@MysteryArchives

6 күн бұрын

No doubt!

Yes, the story of the Lemp empire is a sad story, yet very creepy. I live here in St, Louis Mo, and have also studied this place for a long time. Mr. Lemp Sr ending was in his bedrm , William [billy] was in his office to the left side of the doorway into the mansion. And the doberman was actually ended before Charles ended himself. They say that you can hear the dog in the basement, i'm going to stay there soon overnight.i am going to sleep in either 'billy's room or Lemp Sr's,.

The second I heard limestone caves, I was like, "oh man, this place bout to be haunted."

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

It certainly makes one think doesn't it?

I really love the history you provided in this video, it somehow makes it feel more real.

@MysteryArchives

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so very much for watching :)

I've been waiting, and you delivered peak content!

Im.a new subscriber. I'm loving your content. ❤ Quick question are you Rob Dyke? Im sorry if you're not or if so my friend. Either way you tell these horrific stories perfectly. I'm so happy i have a new channel to hinge at night, thank you.❤ All these poor people, I'm smh as I'm listening and commenting. Great job.👍😍❣️💋 God bless 👑🙏🕊🩵🩵

I think the family got magnanimous madness. They wanted to show the world how rich they were, and it seems to be their destiny. (Sorry for my bad english, it's not my primary language) Thank you for the great way you tell us about this almost forgotten documentaries ☺️❤️

Loved this episode! I just recently found you and love your channel.

Thank u Ben! Great story! I love tales &stories. New subbie from Anchorage, AK here!❤

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

It's Kody but thank you so much Isabelle! I have family out there actually 👻🤍

Great story your the Top Paranormal Investigator or Historian for sure ‼️

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so very much Mike!

#MA 👍🏽👏🏽👍🏽 good to hear ur voice!! Great content and creepy as ever...😱 take care chat fam✌🏾

Can’t wait to watch this after work!!!

This is going to be excellent, as is to be expected from this brilliant channel. ❤🎉

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

TY! 🤍🤍

Just hit that subscription button, this “story” was amazingly done!

Thank you for your stories! You never fail to deliver!

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much Claudia, I do my best ❤️

Cool story Cody. You told it well as always

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you Damien!

They say that money is the root of evil. Really enjoying your video's ! Nicely narrated with lashings of suspense and mystery! Certainly hooked me !

Love the history attached to this story. You have the perfect voice kody. Thanks a million. In Gaelic " Go raibh míle mhaith agat kody 💚🍀

@MysteryArchives

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Maria 🤍

Very good story, thanks for sharing!👍🤗❤️

Stayed there in the Lavender room one night. I was the ONLY visitor in the hotel. There was one security guard until about 11pm but then they left. I had pretty much free reign of the place. And it WAS creepy. And there WAS some weird sounds and visuals. Loved every second of it lol😅

There's a saying that said if you un alive yourself, you open the door to your kids to do the same. Even if though times, it's always better to hold on, especially if you have kids.

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

Certainly an interesting theory. Maybe so? :o

Love how you narrate

This was very interesting❤great episode 😎

I just came home from my miserable job in a deli in a grocery store, and I see a new video 😁 you made my day 😉

Great telling of the Lemp Mansion! I would love to go there!

Hi Cody awesome content thanks for sharing 😊

Love these historical videos thanks!

@MysteryArchives

8 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

Very interesting. I live 20 minutes from Lemp and still want to tour it one day.

Thanks for new videos. I'm stoked! 💯✌🌻

Top notch! Outstanding!

I live close to the mansion. Stayed there for a night a few years ago. Didn't have any paranormal experiences but it was definitely a cool creepy place!!!

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

I bet it was still cool to experience though! Thanks for sharing.

I quite enjoyed learning this story thanks for the upload

I went to the Lemo for the first time recently for brunch. It's a really cool place!

@MysteryArchives

7 ай бұрын

Very nice Maddie

Very interesting story. Enjoyed listening to this. Makes you wonder.

Another great one!

Always look forward to your vids great work keep on keeping on ¥