Great livestream but I missed it! But sure enjoyed your video. You quoted Pink Floyd! Also you apparently like the Eagles. My sister does too. I hope Don Henley sees this video! 😂 You have a great attitude. Thank you for your efforts.

I hope someone buys that hotel and makes it AMAZING

They don’t welcome black people at all.

Wonderful old home! Glad you are able to access the interior! Absolutely stunning furnishings, wall carpets, and those fireplaces! The stairway wood work is just unbelievable! I couldn't help but notice in one of the Kellogg family photos there was a bald baby, and one or two photos later, one of the older Kelloggs' was bald and looked just like the baby! First time I ever saw floor to wall to ceiling tile in a kitchen, but in those days, perhaps a real safety consideration as most of these homes have lath and plaster walls. Was hoping you might get to the greenhouse or the grounds, but the lake was a real nice shot. As always, THANK YOU!

Are you back in kansas?!? We're still looking forward to you coming through Green😀

Great place to buy a property for the in-laws or step kids.

The Methodist Church at 7:20 still has services every Sunday. This church was originally in Stone City, KS. It was moved to this location in 1904 after the Methodist Chuch burned down. At 14:30 the Catholic Church is on the left. It was moved to this location from East Mineral and is now a home. The store at 10:20 and 12:40 is Boccia Grocery Store. I have several videos on my channel on the history of West Mineral, KS

Love your post. As a child I lived in that 2 story building next to the post office on Harris Street

that old barn is my grandmas!!! and that is actually my grandmas house!!! i grew up there!

My great grandmother was born in Jerico Springs in 1893

Love the beach there

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This is so cool!

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Cool sign, Americana

Beautiful countryside of western Maryland! Been to Garrett County long ago. Love the Cassell milk truck and the red lit-up barn! I grew up in Montgomery County, MD, West (edit of direction) of the Chesapeake Bay and, as you leave Washington, DC, North on Georgia Ave. or New Hampshire Ave. would take you into Montgomery County to Ashton/Sandy Spring where we still own the family home after more than sixty-five years. During the Civil War of 1812 Dolly Madison grabbed all of the paintings and artwork in the White House, and along with her husband, President James Madison, took all of the contents of the White House up Georgia Ave. to the little farm town of Olney, MD, where everything was hidden in a tavern known as The Olney Inn. The confederacy burnt the White House to the ground shortly thereafter. After the White House was rebuilt, the Madisons returned all of the paintings, statuary, and other works of art back to the White House. Sadly, the Olney Inn was a victim of arson in the mid 1970's. Fourth generation set fire to it for the insurance, destroying so much history and antiques, furnishings, and artwork along with the Inn. While growing up, our family loved to go summer camping in Western Maryland to Swallow Falls State Park and Herrington Manor. Wasn't crowded with tourists back in the 1960s and 1970s. Today, it is a tourist trap and very busy --- packed with visitors/campers now. As always, THANK YOU for sharing the beautiful back roads of this great country we call the United States of America!

No Lutheran churches 😢😊

Love that song. I like it more when the band Orgy performs it

Interesting choice of songs 😮😅

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Beautiful church ⛪️

She looks sad because she wants to move to Missouri😂

Best days of a boat owner. The day you buy it and the day you sell it😅

Wow! That's cool!

I love the old hex symbols on the barns

Ole square bodies are the best.

Pretty darn cool 🇺🇸

That is so cool

I live in reeds Missouri

That old white building on the corner was a grocery store and the other white building was a feed mill and gas station

Live in polk county Florida it's everywhere

ZI HAD A 79 RANCHERO JUST LIKE THAT ONE

That’s the old Pizza Hut lol

Use to play softball in war field

Great looking house! It closely resembles the architecture of George Franklin Barber, whose mail-order house designs are all over this country and around the world.

I was looking for an actual turret gun mounted somewhere.

My mom and her siblings were born and raised in Mulberry. I great-grandfather owned a broom company called Dungan Brooms. My grandpa was a coal miner.

Used to live in Mazon so much great memories I had growing up in that town! 1998-2005

Thanks to you, we viewers get to rediscover Americana along with you. I always enjoy the architecture in the small towns and the beautiful Victorian-era homes you come across. As always, thanks for sharing!

The Ford Rancho first came out in 1960, your narration is wrong

I loved those Rancheros, half car half truck. 😅 very handy

It's a grain bin. Silos are a completely different structure

What a beautiful drive. Thank you for the video..

I was thier❤

The crazy thing I’ve been in each single one of those houses

I think this is union city

Stan long owns the "salvage yard" it is actually a body shop. The log cabin, they cut all the wood and built it for his son fairly new. Old truck is on the corner where his daughter lives. I believe everyone in the town is related in one way or another. If you ever need a bodyshop, definitely check with Stan.

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