Bro so scay😢

I love the new video. You had quite a year in 2024. I especially liked seeing some of the exhibitions you visited. I thought you might end with Notre Dame and pairing with the Organ symphony was perfect. I also enjoyed the quirky category. If you want to experience something equally quirky check out the annual Outhouse Races in Virginia City! Here's to 2025.

THE DARK CRYSTAL IS MY FAVORITE. AND A REAL CLASSIC ON THE SCREEN.

Unbelievable.

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Lovely home

Respect

All right, don’t ever turn back on again

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I grew up in Milwaukee in the 60's, moved and settled in Texas. I remember this as a 10 yr old. This past March (2024) we came back for a visit and took my granddaughter (8) here. I'm happy to report, this was ALL still there ! She LOVED everybit of it and wants to go back. I loved it too, after 60 years! The Milwaukee Public Museum is a treasure...

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2024 looks like an awesome year of travel for you! Here’s to many more adventures ahead for you in 2025. Happy New Year!

Stopped there myself a year ago at the recommendation of some of my Oklahoma family. Great burger!

4:08 animatronic in the backround staring into your soul😊

Thank you!

My father was James lynch. I know you don’t realize it, but touchdown Jesus was a really big part of my childhood. My father was agnostic, but he did know for damn sure that Jesus wasn’t about 1/4 million dollar statues. And he also felt that the fact that it was struck by lightning and burned down demonstrated gods displeasure with our vanity. Also, my father damn sure didn’t make that much money from these sculptures, he was taken advantage of, in my opinion. My father was incredibly talented, and we cherish the art he left behind

😆 they even have Tom Servo and Crow. I didn’t get a chance to make it here the last time I was in Atlanta but it looks like I need to.

Sweet museum! Can’t believe how much of Jim Henson’s materials they have. Fragile Rock was I believe on HBO in the mid 80s.

Is there anything else besides the animatronics there?

Lovely, thank you. Why do you lengthen the last word of every sentence? Thanks again!

Did they put wires and oil on them that looks sad

Great job putting this video together

Thank you for this video. It is as if I travelled all the way to the place. I really appreciate this. More power to you!

Nice video, thank you

So cool that this place is still open. I'm 56 and when I was going to Fairview elementary school we went here on a field trip. Many years later my daughter went to the same school and went on the same field trip. I got to go also as a shaparone. Such a nice place.

The one in Chicago is nice too.

My nephew's grandmother had an event there, over 20 years ago. I was awe struck at the interior!

What a really cool museum! I saw a couple clips before of it but never went there myself. I forgot how many puppets Jim created & projects he & his team worked on. I remember Fraggle Rock when I was little, it was a cool show. Next time I'm in Georgia I will have to stop by & check this place out, Great video!

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14:53 emperor ..not King ..

As a former employee at Frisch's commissary I feel all the employees deserve way better treatment they received after all the closing RIP Big Boy

RIP to our beloved Frisch's Big Boy I enjoyed eating at this restaurant for many years so glad i was able to eat there before they all got closed down this year

Two days ago was the last day for this place to be open. They are now closed.

I wonder who made the sad decision to remove all the color from the Christmas lights and replace it with clear lights 😭

Great to see Crow and Tom Servo on display. I sure hope there's some mention in the Museum about Supermarionation and the work of Gerry Anderson. If not, that's a BIG hole in puppet history.

Dook look like he just wanna sleep and go home fr

How long does it take to walk through?

The inspiration for fnaf plus designs!

Son una gran banda 🥳🥳🥳 mis favoritos dieron lo mejor muchachos ❤🎉

There's quite a bit of different styles of puppets to see there and it would be interesting to see a water puppet show. Rudolph is a Christmas favorite of mine too, that's great they were able to restore Santa & Rudolph. Bumble would've been very cool to see restored. Great video!

I saw a video about these being restored. So glad they were able to be restored and displayed. ❤

So many cherished memories for so many people of these puppets and characters! Thank you for sharing! I want to go there!

Hahahaha Allen theater was still open in the mid 90’s because I watched the Eagle with Channing Tatum when it was released in theaters I even remember when we had a A&W next to George & John’s on Main Street and even a Big Boys burger next to the Copper Penny and Top Deck !!!! Damn just realized how old and changes Farmington gone through!! Hahahaha

Theodore Roosevelt served **one full term and part of another term** as President of the United States. He initially became President after the assassination of William McKinley in 1901, completing McKinley's term. Roosevelt was then elected for a full term in 1904, serving until 1909. Thus, he served a total of **approximately 7 years**.

Tú no puedes ir ahí solo

That’s my Hometown! It’s grown so much

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