Those pumps weren't there in 33, maybe from the 60s. My parents are from the South. In my little kid days, I saw gas pumps from that era. Funny looking, but they worked. Gasoline back then was less than 25 cents a gallon.

Videos in 1933 ?.

Great video! Only thing is the kid was 15 at the time and it was ruled a suicide but the family definitely did NOT agree with that due to many mitigating circumstances!

Salem seems really interesting! Thanks for showing us some great spots Nick

Crazy you tourists come to my city to see people that got murdered in there past

I hate the whole idea of glamorizing people's tragic deaths... but the town really does seem very charming..

I’m really really hoping to visit Salem this October. Love this:)

Ma mère mes sœurs avons tellement pleurés à la mort de JFK je suis oct 1954 🇫🇷 je me souviens de tout … c’était tellement horrible et triste sa mort 😭❤️🙏🇫🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸

What day were you there? It already looks quite crowded. Thanks for showing us around. I'll be there in less than 2 weeks.

You are like spot on with everything! Love watching your videos. Everything you video is so interesting. Thank you for always taking us with you.!!!!👍

This was so very interesting. Thank you for all of your research, and, on the spot reporting, and sharing.🤗🎊 I have never been to some of these, eight sites. I would really love to go to the Salem Witch Board Museum. It seems interesting. Thank you so much, for this *guided tour of many of the highlights in Salem, and the surroundings. Excellent job, research, and presentation Nick, as always. 🌇🔥💥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Witches were banned by the church from being buried in consecrated ground such as a church cemetery. So the families had no choice but to bury their people secretly! When your 9th great grandfather was pressed to death, these memorials take on a very different meaning. These poor victims were actually people with families -- not just names on stones from history! Giles Cory was not a nice man in his old age, but---. It is frightening how powerful hatred, fear, greed, coveting, prejudiced, lying and intolerance can become and the damage to innocent people that occurs because of it! What is the most terrible thing of all is that it is happening today just like it did in 1692!

Good stuff!! I love your enthusiasm and the love of Salem. Great job Nick 👍👍

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Please smash the 👍 button 🎃🎃🎃

10:16 - Rev. Gilberto Xavier Martinez.

The scenes inside the bar were not filmed inside that bar. They were filmed in a studio.

When did you go I'm going first full week

Ignorance is terrifying.

So what I read on a history site said that they went to that restaurant and had breakfast and took two sandwiches to go for lunch. Clyde got a BLT and Bonnie got a fried bologna and apparently they were sitting in the car. She took one bite of the sandwich and that’s when they got the hail of bullets Shot into the car and it was 167 bullets

Betty Ross herself ! 😂😂

Tourist are the worst in Salem u make traffic worse then what it is

Visité en 1995.j ai pleuré.

Love, love, love!!!! Went to Salem twice and loved everything about it. Yes, your last video I watched helped us out a lot. Thank you! Thank you!👍 Looking forward to visiting there again.

Sou do Brazil....a história de Bonnye e Clyde é facinante...vi um filme sobre eles....muito bacana histórias sobre os mitos Américanos....Deus abençoe os Americanos....

Where is this?

Come to Salem for the 10/3 parade that opens Halloween. We're doing "Thriller" this year!!!

They were murderers. Horrible people.

💯 agree. Spend the money and go to the top.

Unfortunately that theater is NOT the original theater. It was destroyed many years ago and restored in early 20th century. The only thing original in there are the four walls surrounding it and the outside brick. Sorry to burst bubble 😮

Congratulations to you both with lots of best wishes for your fantastic news I've just realised my birthday is so close to yours nick mine is the 7th September best of joy👍

Great video! We absolutely love Salem and are bummed we can’t make it there this year. So nice to see I through thru your video. You hit every spot. Thanks for this 😊

And a cold beer too ✌️✌️✌️

😃wow! 😃wow! 😀😀😁✌️wow! My favorite genre . Halloween and paranormal 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌, nick dude thank you so much 👻, I’m so ready for fun 🤟🤟🤟🤟

This was TOTALLY so cool. You're in town for 24 hours. You did more, saw more, and shared more info, than many people who live nearby.😂 I love how you include eateries, as well. I can't think of anything you left out. I know that I learned new info. ***The timeline, and the list in the description, says it all. Since we're planning on going to Salem soon, I'll be rewatching this video, Nick. It is absolutely phenomenal, as usual.🏡🙏🏻🦹‍♂️🧙‍♂️👏🏻👏🏻🎊

AWESOME! 👏 🎉🎃 I NEED to go to Salem soon. So much history and such a cool place. Great job Nick another fantastic travel guide from you and your wife 👏👏👍👍

Please smash that 👍 button 🎃🎃🎃

So another thing about the Rebecca Nurse Homestead is to the right of her monument is George Jacobs Sr - (1609-1692) was an English colonist in the Massachusetts Bay Colony who was accused of witchcraft in 1692 convicted and hanged on August 19. He was buried near where he was hanged. BUT his location was lost till 1950 when found and boxed up till 1970 when found in a drawer at the Danvers Historical Society in 1992 he was finally laid to rest here 300 years later. Also 1 of his decedents is Minuteman Pvt. Henry Jacob Jr. Danver's Militia who was killed April 19th 1775 at 21 years old. at the battle of Menotomy the site of the bloodiest fighting around the Jason Russell house. he is buried in Danvers

Thanks for sharing 🎃♥️

Burning with Lúcifer.

Beautiful place which I visited in 2017 from the uk.

Nick, great job! I just got to there the first week of 9/24. I was blown away. They did add the plaques in front of his costumes…as you suggested. Also of note, the actual sand from Iwo Jima that he was gifted. For The Alamo, not only did he star, but produced and directed it. Try the Gold Handle Coffee next time you are there.

Arlington was very moving. I thank God i got to go!

Are you sure this is October in Massachusetts? I don't see any fall foliage here! The leaves all look green

It’s beautiful. My husband and I made the tours for years but when the it the mansion on the tour it was under construction so none of that was there. It needed to be completely done over in the inside but still very interesting. We did get to see something else though. We went to the attack. You would be surprised. It had a stage with about three rows I think. Children would have plays and sing. Friends and neighbors could all come and watch the shows. It made up for what we couldn’t see. We had gone to 13 or more of the home tours. We had never seen anything like that. It was worth it. Would love to go back but I don’t know if my back would take it. It is so beautiful and I love antiques. We have 8 old trunks in our little home. My grandmas sisters lived out their life and introduced me to the goodies inside. First antique I bought was a trunk. One other thing is that during the 1900 STORM many mansion owners would let people come into parts of the home to keep from drowning and worse. There’s a book called the 1900 STORM quite interesting. I have a copy of it.

It’s beautiful. My husband and I made the tours for years but when the it the mansion on the tour it was under construction so none of that was there. It needed to be completely done over in the inside but still very interesting. We did get to see something else though. We went to the attack. You would be surprised. It had a stage with about three rows I think. Children would have plays and sing. Friends and neighbors could all come and watch the shows. It made up for what we couldn’t see. We had gone to 13 or more of the home tours. We had never seen anything like that. It was worth it. Would love to go back but I don’t know if my back would take it. It is so beautiful and I love antiques. We have 8 old trunks in our little home. My grandmas sisters lived out their life and introduced me to the goodies inside. First antique I bought was a trunk.

Good video Nick, I appreciate your time and effort in preserving our American history. Keep up the good work.

Actually the band didn't keep playing till they died/sank they played the first few minutes when it was announced they had to leave the ship but will be coming back and after they found out it was fully sinking and they stopped playing many titanic survivors in the court proceedings said they did not play to the end not even half way through the sinking. And same with Andrew's waiting by the clock as it sank was also false for he was reported to be on deck when it fully sank not in the grand staircase. The titanic movie was not even close to what truly happened it's Hollywood they had to make it better then what really happened so the movie titanic is something we should not go by as in what happened to the titanic and the people. Want real info on titanic listen to the interviews of the survivors they tell the real truth on what truly happen and the band and the captain and Andrew's captain didn't stay in the ships steering house he died trying to save many others not like the titanic movie shows him bewildered and don't know what to do. In real life he was helping the women and children and was not a coward and hid he helped as many as he could before it sank. They truly don't know what happen to the captain after it sank. They never found his body.

Thanks for share this with us 🙏🙏

Totally love places like this one. Just like you've said , it would be a nice place to make a movie and especially a scary one. I loved this awesome video and I do appreciate your time spent making it. Now I can go on to enjoy more of the places that you have visited.