The Statler Brothers Exhibit at Woodrow Wilson Museum

[@PandyBlue77]

Thanks! Super neat

[@charlieprice6855]

Rest in Peace ⚘️ 🙏

[@dennisgarrison7315]

I SURE MISS THEIR MUSIC. RIP HAROLD

[@markofthenorth8918]

There my favorite group.

[@markk4042]

Words cannot express just how much the Statler Brothers impacted our nations basic need of comarderi and joy of listening to music that is uplifting and encouraging!!! Miss you Harold! Love you Statler Brothers!!!

[@DouglasGreenough-bh5tc]

I have a cassette of them.

[@Yooper_1980_at_Heart]

Thank you for your video! I wish there was a permanent exhibit for these items. I have always loved the Statler Brothers and I always will.

[@BeautifulRust]

Thanks for watching!

[@annem8152]

I loved seeing this since I couldn't get there to visit when it was happening.

[@BeautifulRust]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

[@misfitsanddreamers]

, flowers on the wall, class of 57 great song, old but great , lol great vlog my friend

[@BeautifulRust]

Thanks, Bob. Love old music.

[@phillipcampbell6279]

Love it. This is why they were the entertainers on and off the record.

[@jamesbonnette20]

Very nice . Thanks for sharing.

[@BeautifulRust]

I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@teresamosley2809]

I can honestly say that I will go to my grave loving Harold Reid. To Don, Brenda, and Wil my prayers are with you. I still cry when i hear or see him. To me "The Statler Brothers" will never die. Love forever, Teresa G .

[@libertyann439]

Wow! I went to several of their July 4th shows. I am a former hitchhiker and I would make a yearly trip down Highway 81. I even took leave from the army one year. Took the train then!

[@TheMadNomadder]

I learned something new today! I must admit I never listened much of their music until playing Fallout games. Very nice museum there. I know I eventually want to hit up the Woodrow Wilson museum so this would be an added bonus to see. Stellar video!

[@BeautifulRust]

Staunton has a lot of cool stuff to see. Unfortunately, this exhibit is only temporary. The Statler Brothers used to have their own museum but it closed several years ago. I wish it was still open. Let me know if you make it down. I’ll meet up with you and show you around!

[@redlinemando]

@@BeautifulRust I'm making plans to visit soon as the smoke from co 19 has cleared. Have a sub & thanks for the video!!!!

[@BeautifulRust]

Thanks for subscribing!

[@DantheMountainMan]

I enjoy your video, it brought back some good memories. I grew up listening to the Statler Brothers.

[@BeautifulRust]

That’s awesome! Glad the video took you back to a happy time. Thanks for watching:)

[@brianhelle7064]

This video was awesome. I’d love to go see that museum. My #1 favorite group. Loved all the suits Harold had designed including Lester “Roadhog” Moran. Lesters vehicle looked like a old milk truck or old delivery truck. That’s funny but Harold was the comedian of the group. All the trophies they accumulated over the years is awesome. Love all the pictures. Lews guitar had a lot of wear on it from the years. The sound system they had back in the 1960’s was antique. Wonder what year their sound system was made? I enjoyed this video from start to finish. They even got their own street named after them that’s cool.

[@suemundy1916]

Rip Harold and lew all of you made my child hud a lot better you four being in this would

[@susanhutchison3648]

This is on my Bucket List before I die n I also was lucky to see Them in Ohio at PONDEROSA PARK . LOVE love Love Them.

[@kevinmiller1985]

Wonder why this song was never played on the radio in the past?

[@libertyann439]

Most of their best stuff never got airplay. The one about Staunton was too local to be a national hit but I bet the Staunton stations wore it out!

[@RangerSylv]

What album is the Staunton song on? That threw me for a loop. I thought I had everything!

[@BeautifulRust]

It’s from the album Do You Love Me Tonight And Other Favorites from 1973. Thanks for watching!

[@tombrennan1086]

We lost a Great singer songwriter when we losted Lew De Witt and now Harold Reid.R.I.P. Guys You earned it. Signed:T. Brennan.

[@jeffclark7888]

Losted?

[@mysticmaverick1]

Thanks for this post. Are these artifacts still on display?

[@BeautifulRust]

It is no longer on display. It was for a limited time. Thanks for watching

[@kevinmiller1985]

RIP Harold and Lew. You're ALL legends in your time (like Ronnie Milsap's song, Legend In My Time).

[@BeautifulRust]

Thanks for watching

[@daviddooley5361]

And here I was under the impression all of their matching suit were made by Nudie Cohen. Any way THANK YOU for posting this on my all time favorite country group!!

[@monerz1]

It's always nice to have a narrator who has absolutely no clue who he's talking about.

[@DouglasGreenough-bh5tc]

😆

[@chloesmum1884]

A tissue box???!! IoI I THINK i knew they they werent all brothers, and I THINK you may have told me they were from Staunton, but never knew how they got their name. Excellent vlog, and I loved hearing the classic vinyl!! ❤ aint no sound quite like it...in my humble opinion😊 I thoroughly enjoyed this and wanted more. Well done Jason👍

[@BeautifulRust]

I knew you would enjoy this one Rhonda! Some good music by the Statler Brothers. The first song, “Staunton,VA” is a rare recording of theirs ...by my understanding. KZbin didn’t have a copyright for it. lol . Thanks for continuing to watch the videos!

[@kevinmiller1985]

I just noticed on the poster for Lester "Roadhog" Moran and his Cadillac Cowboys the date printed on it is June 31st. Since when is there a June 31st?

[@Yooper_1980_at_Heart]

In Roadhog's world I guess...

[@gypsylynn9419]

My parents used to like to The Statler Brothers. I didn't know that's how they got their name. Nice museum.

[@BeautifulRust]

My parents did as well. I never really appreciated their music until I got older. This was a temporary exhibit at the Woodrow Wilson Museum. It comes with the standard ticket for Woodrow Wilson Birthplace and Museum. So you got all 3 for one price.

[@wwpl1]

Thank you so much for this incredible video! We want to give everyone a heads up that this exhibit is no longer on display, thank you for recording this to keep the exhibit alive for people to enjoy.

[@kevinmiller1985]

Makes a guy wonder just how good the boys would have been had Joe McDorman been the lead singer instead of Don?

[@dianecarrico8711]

I dont think they would do very well..love Dons singing just like Harold and Dons sons love there singing sound just like there dads Wilson Fairchild

[@Yooper_1980_at_Heart]

Don's voice was exceptional.