Seth Borden | Exploring an ABANDONED ASYLUM in FRANCE! @sethborden | Uploaded December 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Seth Borden is exploring an abandoned asylum hidden somewhere in the mountains of France. It was a tuberculosis sanatorium built in 1929 and opened in 1947 after World War II. There were no medicines or antibiotics that could even treat, let alone cure tuberculosis - an extremely contagious and potentially fatal respiratory disease that killed 100,000 people per year in the 20th century. People with the disease were sent far away to places like this until they either got cured or died. This sanatorium in particular was originally built to accommodate only 210 women. By the 1960's, a cure for tuberculosis was discovered with the use of antibiotics. The sanitorium was eventually closed in 2008 and has been sitting here, abandoned in the French countryside ever since. What Seth and his friends find during their exploration is breathtaking...
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Abando Rando (Prod by KyleMT)
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Seth Borden
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Exploring an ABANDONED ASYLUM in FRANCE!
youtu.be/TZtAjY2gKgc
Seth Borden is exploring an abandoned asylum hidden somewhere in the mountains of France. It was a tuberculosis sanatorium built in 1929 and opened in 1947 after World War II. There were no medicines or antibiotics that could even treat, let alone cure tuberculosis - an extremely contagious and potentially fatal respiratory disease that killed 100,000 people per year in the 20th century. People with the disease were sent far away to places like this until they either got cured or died. This sanatorium in particular was originally built to accommodate only 210 women. By the 1960's, a cure for tuberculosis was discovered with the use of antibiotics. The sanitorium was eventually closed in 2008 and has been sitting here, abandoned in the French countryside ever since. What Seth and his friends find during their exploration is breathtaking...
MERCH ON SALE: bonfire.com/store/noapologies
Follow my social media! ⬇️
Instagram: instagram.com/itssethborden
Twitter: twitter.com/imsethborden
Follow my friends! ⬇️
@ExploringWithJosh
@ExploringwithFighters
@AWE83
Music used in this video:
Abando Rando (Prod by KyleMT)
Eunoia by bedroom lofi
open.spotify.com/artist/2LrcxltMHRqQBYByx4rtW2?si=KLFBG2aSTEe-8bgLO9oWLA
Where I get other music: https://www.slip.stream/?fpr=95fvi
#abandoned #urbanexploration #urbanexploring #exploring
Seth Borden
youtube.com/c/SethBorden
Exploring an ABANDONED ASYLUM in FRANCE!
youtu.be/TZtAjY2gKgc
