Ridin shotgun!

Did you stop at Boot City along the way? 😂

You came through on a good day, 7th st. through the collage area is usually pretty busy with kids walking across the crosswalks. If you had kept going straight on 7th you would've came to Union Hospital. The yellow brick building with all the glass blocks at 13:52 was the Coca-Cola bottling co. where they bottled the green glass Coke bottles back in the day.

Thank you for doing these. It is clear that you spend a lot of time creating and editing your videos.

Too bad you couldn't have taken the older pre-1938 alignment of US 60/70 (Jack Rabbit Trail.). It would have been more interesting than the post-1938 alignment. Maybe another time?

As someone who lives not far from and use to live next to St. Libory, I almost had a heart attack after you pronounced it "Saint Libery"

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Carmi (KAHR-meye) Just East of Carmi is the old 460 Drive Inn. 🙂

12:05 I wonder if Old Freeburg Rd. was an older alignment of US 460?

Being a native of St. Louis, I remember 460 ending/starting in downtown St. Louis.

Glad to see you back on KZbin!

Thank you. I was there in a different chapter.

At 2:41 you passed the road I grew up on

Pronounced - Tren-Air-E

Once i got older and developed habits and vices it wasn't so fun as even the closest IGA was over 20 miles away

So many memories in that area

My older cousin's friend had a mom who owned a hurse that she used to give tours of haunted locations

My uncle lived on Carlshend road right by where is intersects with Carlshend road 😆. Its true. There was also an abandoned summer camp nearby. My cousin broke har tibia falling through a damaged floorboard. Being the oldest i was of course blamed

The name is Pronounced hobbstock

Rode this hiway so many times in my childhood, going to visit my grandmother.

Thanks for the road trip

I like your drive get to see lots of the old mixed with the new.

I can do without that annoying voice. I would do just as jack in the show heartland and throw the thing. "Recalculating"

CR 496 from East of Greenville, MI, all the way to Snowville, MI, does strongly appear to be Old US 41, as does CKC from Snowville, MI, to the current US 41. CKL is also very much likely Old US 41. Also, it looks like there was an even earlier, possibly pre-US 41, auto trail alignment that went from Snowville, MI, up to Diorite, MI, & back down to Clarksburg, MI, following mostly CR 496 & a "road" that Google Earth labels as CKH, which appears to be a dirt path\long abandoned road. There appears to be yet another stretch between Humboldt, MI, to Southeast of Champion, MI, that was also realigned, as well, that follows FNP, CR 601 & FNO. Google StreetView does have most of these stretches of Old US 41 covered, in this area, except for the CKC, CKH & FNP, as well as bits & pieces of the CR 601 & FNO alignments.

I grew up in FDL decades ago. Remember having frozen custard at 11:58. I used to walk down VV to grade school at 12:31, later waited at that corner, for the bus to get to middle school. Our home, and father's business, was at 12:38. Interesting to see all the changes, yet so many things remain the same. Thanks for the video.

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From what I've seen, on Historic Aerials, it appears that Old US 41 turned East off of Bay de Noc Rd onto Evergreen Rd & rejoined the current alignment of US 41 where Evergreen Rd intersects with it. Historic Aerials has a 1954 aerial map of that area that shows there being a sweeping curve in the Northeast corner of that intersection & Google Maps does show remnants of a curve that used to be there as well. Historic Aerials also shows that another curve, just North of there, was slightly realigned to the West just a little bit as well.

Old 41. Used to take 10 hours from Chicago to powers.

Wow, just wow 🤩! Your videos are always so mesmerizing, I can't wait to see more.

I found a website called "Michigan Highways" that talks about all of the former, as well as the current, alignments of US 41. I would post a link to it here but KZbin blocks it.

16:52 I wonder why the main road through Bark River, MI wasn't paved until 2008?

11:25 An old 1930 plat map of Fond Du Lac county that has detailed township maps, including that of Friendship township where Van Dyne, WI is located in the county, that I found on Historic Map Works, shows that Viaduct Rd. was the original road heading South out of Van Dyne, WI, however the map doesn't show it as being labeled as US 41 (It's been my experience that these plat maps, which were published by the W. W. Hixson & Co., were very hit & miss with labeling highways.) This means that the Viaduct Rd alignment was bypassed between 1930-37.

It looks like the dead end road, on the left at 12:14 with the camper on it, was an older alignment of US 41 or its predecessor. There is a short road on the South side of the creek, called Topel Rd. that seems to confirm this. Highway SS & Drolette Rd. seems to be part of this alignment as well.

Cool video!

Just like IL-251 in Illinois used to be US 51.

I like that old grain tower. I have a video exploring it.

What does MJTC stand for?

I seem to remember reading somewhere, years ago, that I-55 was once planned to be extended from its current terminus, in Chicago, IL, North to Milwaukee, WI. Due to opposition this idea was canceled. The only remnants of this plan seem to be a short freeway stretch of Lake Shore Drive North of I-55 & another stretch, in Milwaukee, WI, that was built & got the I-794 designation. Once again, I don't remember where I read this & will have to see if I can find that information again.

Illinois 1 also ran along Michigan avenue and still does to this day as an unmarked local highway still maintained by IDOT. In my latest video I paved the way for a future filming of that stretch.

I’ve lived in Cottage Grove, Elmhurst, Glen Ellyn, Addison… and I worked at Glenview NAS when it was still around. I don’t miss any of those places. I never realized how many memories your videos would trigger. Your video about Princeton IN caught my attention and I feel like I’ve been sucked into a vortex!

Came here from the IKA Torino comment, Nice video!

Nice trip down memory lane. The overcast skies… I’ll never move back up there. Lol

I live in Princeton now, but I graduated from Munster High. It used to be a nice place.

I live in Princeton. It’s a great little town. Southern Indiana is beautiful. 🌺

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The really winding stretches of Sheridan Road look like they haven't changed much since the 30's.

In Lafayette US231 does the same as well now US 231 Bypassing Lafayette-WestLafayette when it Open in 2015 US 231 AKA South River Road and Northwestern Ave Via Purdue University and Fowler Ave. In Lafayette US 231 WOULD GO DOWN ON South 4th Street where it would Meet SR25 North

Great video! From 2:42 to 3:30, this video passes through an area known as "Motor Row". This was where the city's first car dealerships were founded, along 1926-1937 era US-41. Many of these former dealership buildings still stand, with their huge street-facing windows, repurposed for other businesses. A Chevrolet dealership still operates today in the area.

WEST CENTRAL AND NORTHWEST INDIANA has a lot both Rail and US 41 History i take this to Lake Shore Drive in Chicago which also US 41 in Terre Haute US 41 know as Fruitledge Ave