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Brilliant singers

why are there only one type of people represented here???????????

1692 ! not 1629, get your dates correct !!

Good music and wonderful memories ❤

I love her

This is awesome Thank you so much they're all amazing

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Superb and so much fun! Keep singing because America needs this kind of joy!

born as a genXer, i feel fortunate to have experienced the 60s, 70s, 80s… before things started to gradually go downhill from the feminist movement going in a bad direction (thanks to sitcoms like Friends according to Andrew Tate who was spot on with that observation) which led to the weakening of true masculinity to this day of not-the-democratic party-of-the-jfk era of no common sense… missing the wholesome fun & simplicity of the 60s-70s…

These groups are so great.

I grew up in the 60s. I remember listening to this music on the radio. Great music and a great sound. Awesome job guys

Awesome, talented men serving their country.

TERRIFIC!! BRINGS GOOD MEMORIES BACK FROM MY HIGH SCHOOL DAYS!?👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️🙏🙏

They even have the moves of the old groups.

I grew up in Michigan, I grew up on Motown!

Such talent! Go Navy! Raising my spirit again, today !! Thanks , so much!

Wow what talent ❤❤❤❤❤awesome moves , beautiful songs 🎵 ❤️ 😍 ♥️ 💕 👌 🎵 love you guys 😮😮😮😮😮😮

Woo Whoooo! What a treat! THANK YOU, US NAVY and these extremely talented Service Men.😊

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I am sure mt dad who was Navy in WW2 is dancing above me.

Was a teenager in the 60s. Loved Motown. Great job guys!🇺🇲

Love love these guy's

Motown was my groove growing up! I Still love it! ❤❤❤❤

I am in Scotland and I listen to these singers as much as I can they are fabby

TEAM NAVY🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

First drove there with a friend a few months ago and fell in love with the town. Considering moving there next year. I love the quaintness and beauty of the area - reminds me of where i grew up in C T.

Love them.

Incredibly talented entertainers and singers!! Thanks!!! God bless you all richly!!

Awesome Awesome Awesome.Make me proud to be an AMERICAN

Love Smokey Robinson

Right on ❤

I climbed the chimney stairs in 1981!

Kudos to the exceptionally well-informed tour guide. This is a fascinating and informative video!

Go navy!

Wow i sure like her in the andy griffith shows

My Gg Auntie Mary Ayers Parker was one of those killed during the witch trials. I only found out recently.

I And my Wife Over 30 years ago Did the Secret passage . And love the Time In The House of seven gables

The novel is a very good read and in some ways ahead of it's time in a mild horror genre.

Wow - thanks amazing place. love the secret passage .

Great guide and so knowledgeable

That type of fireplace in the kitchen is an inglenook fireplace.

Thank you, great presentation here! Was in this famous historic home all the way up into the attic, many years ago which is fascinating in wonderful historic Salem, MA i.e. lived in historic beautiful MA for many years before moving to beautiful historic NH where I have deep ancestral roots on my maternal side since 1648 and 1721. Salem is considered "Halloween Central' and is a fun, educational, cultural, historic small city for young and old alike! There's a great Halloween fun house, Halloween parade, real modern day witches, tarot card readings and old historic houses and the Salem Witch's Museum all about the famous Salem Witch Trial of 1692! Including a beautiful boutique hotel, the "Hawthorne Hotel" that has a beautiful ballroom and great tavern to eat in and lovely lobby! Lots of interesting restaurants and shops as well! My three daughters in their teens and 20s always had a blast there and my husband ended up in a video about Salem in the 1990s! Highly recommended for all!! BTW, famous novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne, "America's first novelist" was born and raised in Salem whose ancestor was a judge during the trial and is the author of famous, 'The Scarlet Letter' as well, made into movies only the last one with Demi Moore/Gary Oldman changed the original ending, unfortunately! Hawthorne was very handsome as a young man and his wife Sophia , an artist called him "her Adonis" she was the younger sister of Elizabeth Peabody who was the first woman to own a book store in Boston and a teacher and who started the Kindergarten movement in America. Their other sister Mary Peabody, married education reformer Horace Mann and the Horace Mann schools are named after him. They used to walk all the way from Salem to Boston in the 19th century and taught themselves foreign languages! They were also very close to the famous Alcott family i.e. Louisa May Alcott of "Little Women" fame and the famous Transcendental writers/philosophers like Emerson, Thoreau and Bronson Alcott who was the first teacher in America to admit a black child as a student in his school "Fruitland' in historic Concord, MA in the mid-1800s, where they're all buried at SleepyHollow Cemetery on Writer's Hill! You can also read about them in the great book, "The Peabody Sisters, Three Woman Who Ignited American Romantism"!, wonderful read! The town of Peabody, MA is named after the Peabody family.

"This is the accounting room." "Oo" .. 😳 That was a good giggle lol

The young lady who hosts this beautiful, historical mansion is a definite asset! She is a stellar narrator, with an unassuming, friendly and enthusiastic personality! Loved watching this girl engaging this man she is greeting and really drawing him in! And let’s not forget her knowledge and facts of some pretty complicated decor styles and the history behind the changes. Looooovvve it!

I seen it several years ago .I recommend visting Salem Mass. Great trip.

Did that docent actually say that you can't build or run a house like that without slave labor? That is preposterous. What a lie

thankfully, you didn't have a bed warmer following you around, and getting you into trouble with the curator 🤣 [ EP: of bewitched reference ] great Video! I really enjoyed it 😀👍❤