Florida Roadside Attractions & Abandoned Places - Forgotten Movie Theater & Very Haunted Cemetery

[@TampaJay]

Happy Labor Day! Thanks for watching. instagram.com/tampajay

[@brianhumphrey6791]

Happy Labor Day!

[@WendyMurray-w7x]

@@TampaJay happy labor day

[@charlesboyer61]

"This isn't the History Channel" -- you're right. It's better. No BS, just exploring.

[@TampaJay]

thanks man just always having fun. Grateful for you and your comment.!

[@NoNORADon911]

Ancient aliens is not history...RIP THC

[@user-yq6gm2xl3q]

This was a fantastic trip! I walk with a 95 year old man every morning and he absolutely loves to share his stories and experiences from when he lived there as a kid. As soon as you showed the sugar cane corporation, I had to rewind and get pictures to show him tomorrow. His mom worked there way back in the day! Too cool! Thanks for the trip. I was able to put a picture to a lot of what he has shared with me. He told me all about the devastating hurricane and how many bodies were being found months after and some skeletal remains years later. I’ll have to share with him the monument for the mass grave. Very cool experience you had there and your moment of silence was awesome. We are kindred spirits! 😬 Thanks for sharing, Tampa Jay!

[@roadstraveledphotography8440]

And there is so much history in our elderly if we would just stop and listen to them you are blessed to have such a sweet friend

[@johne.porter1298]

It is peinounced " pa- Hoe- key" it was the home of Mel Tillis. Great job of content.

[@Elephant2024-wi2li]

Happy Labor Day. Love the attractions Lake Okeechobee and Pahokee with the added bonus of the abandoned movie theater and haunted ceremony for spooky season.👻

[@adamcohen9297]

You don't see too Manny people exploring the history of Florida it's a great state and I'm proud to be a Floridian thanks for the vid 👏✌️

[@cherylatkinson7479]

Thanks for taking me along Tampa Jay. I'm a native Floridian and have never been that far south. Mel Tillis was born in Tampa but his family moved to Pahokee when he was young. Thanks for the moment of silence at that mass grave of those hurricane victims such a tragedy. 🌀🙏💔Those poor folks God rest their souls had little to no warning like we do today.

[@AncientWolfHowl61]

Jay, your love of History and the Past is always to be commended. Also, your Respect for those that have come before us and their experiences is so very rare these days. Your care and compassion for the tragedies they endured truly shows your Humanity-also something that can be very lacking in our society today. Thank you always for bringing us along on your travels. Stay safe, my friend, and best of luck and look forward to your further Adventures! 👋

[@TampaJay]

thanks for the amazing comment appreciate you so much!!

[@AncientWolfHowl61]

@@TampaJay You’re very welcome!

[@keithspooner23]

Daddy was born n raised in Pahokee. Born in 1910 played for the Pahokee Blue Devils baseball and basketball team. He was there for the 1928 Hurricane , wiped out the town. Thx for sharing. Yes that was the old PHS.

[@rogertemple7193]

This is a great look at Lake Okeechobee and Pahokee with the old abandoned movie theater and haunted cemetery, this is a really nice area of Florida to explore especially in places that are both abandoned and haunted especially at night, have a great Labor Day and Thank You Tampa Jay.👻🏚🪦🇺🇲

[@Jason_Geddie]

I'm a huge fan of things like this. I live in San Antonio, TX, and love learning the history of buildings. Really makes you wish you could see these places in their heyday!!!!!

[@chrisdurant1103]

Tampa Jay does some of the best most entertaining videos on You Tube. So much fun to see all these back areas of Florida, also love his Con Coverage and just plain old flea markets, too much fun. I am older and do not get to travel much anymore, these are my savior for fun times. Thanks so much

[@TampaJay]

@@chrisdurant1103 thank you so much. I’m happy I can always mix it up just showing the stuff I like.

[@chrisdurant1103]

@@TampaJay Your one of the best

[@JohnnyKennedy-sf4sf]

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[@virginiawestcot3111]

You are one sweet man to respect those Graves 1928 hurricane victims

[@TampaJay]

thank you just felt like the right thing to do

[@roadstraveledphotography8440]

Can’t get enough of these videos!!! I don’t know how you don’t have a MaZillion followers! You have become my absolute favorite KZbinr on remote places in Florida.

[@michca318]

I love the Florida Roadside Attractions!!

[@thomasswenson5382]

Thanks Jay for a new and interesting "Roadside." Look forward to more soon!

[@SanDiegoAnnie]

I dont know why but I love old theaters. Nice nostalgia of yesteryear, seeing what people did for fun. Kind of strange, how popular and populated Florida is that it has so many abandoned places. Where did everyone go? What happened to the town that it "dried" up? Great video, Jay!

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[@kimberlylyerly2207]

Love, Love these exploring videos with you, my friend! Thank you for taking us along. Okay, the Ghost meter going crazy freaked me out!! 👻 Be safe, heading home, and dealing with the frog. 🐸 Poor Cris. Hugs 🤗 and God bless 🙏

[@RobertoLopezstudyis]

Love this video of the Lake Okeechobee area and there farming towns and main streets!

[@rainbowsandunicorns9196]

This looks very interesting

[@garyblackwater944]

Florida is beautiful

[@donnaharrington8472]

Tampa Jay, i love your videos!!!!! I get to explore my home state of Florida through your eyes, its really amazing!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@leearmstrong2743]

Love it Jay. Cool stuff!!!

[@BeDeBrown1318]

So beautiful. Thanks for taking us with you.

[@alamogirl2735]

“… and maybe some whoppers”. You crack me up. 😂💜

[@Stephenloizos]

Pronounced BOOGAN VEE YA=bougainvillea. ha ha great video

[@TampaJay]

that’s what i thought i said haha i’ll never get it right. thanks for watching :)

[@Stephenloizos]

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[@richardreadinger1724]

Will always love these episodes, much ahead, Tampa Jay, much ahead!😊

[@TampaJay]

thank you!!

[@MikeRuh01]

That's always been a pretty cool bit of history. Thanks TJ

[@annanicole8580]

Hope you guys have a great labor day.. you made my day with a roadside oddities and history video. Too bad when don't know some of tye stories of why or what happened to have some of the stores closed. Sad to see homeless people even in a little old-time town. I had almost forgotten about Mel tiles. Thanks for the awesome video Jay. These are my favorite ones.. much love.

[@janiebrossmann1178]

Thanks for taking us on a peaceful journey and sharing the history along the way 😊 I just watched Cris the Girl’s video and she was shaking bad 🐸 😢

[@Bicyclechris]

13:50 This is Pahokee High School, built in 1928 and abandoned in 1998 after the new school building was completed directly behind it.

[@TampaJay]

thank you!

[@Shelly-in-Tampa]

You should bring that reader to the Tampa theater and sit in that seat. You know the seat. I dare you! Lol!

[@rhec_junior_9122]

idk what your talking about but I wanna see it

[@MiamisburgJay]

Thanks, Jay :) I really appreciate the variety of vids that you share with us. It is also amazing just how many buildings and places are abandoned. Plus the super spike of the ghost meter was something to wonder about. Have a great one

[@savageoldman]

I have driven that route every weekend for many years to visit my son and never stopped to see anything other than the public bathrooms at the park. fabulous video

[@TampaJay]

thank you I’m so so happy I can get you out of the truck vicariously

[@kayleepeaden1995]

You’d be amazed at the rich history of Canal Point and what all those abandon and no longer standing buildings entailed! This is my hometown and a vast majority of the building my family’s many many years ago. Once upon a time it was heaven on Earth for a lot of people.

[@jeffreynagy5395]

Afternoon Tampa Jay! Back in 1930-31 my father worked on the leaves around the lake .

[@kaymad143]

That was an amazing video/vlog, I love learning the history of places! I do believe someone was trying to contact you in that cemetery!

[@loriariss5528]

Always enjoy your roadside abandoned attractions Say hi to Christa !!

[@PCBill0622]

Just discovered your channel. Will be following. BTW that Brahma bull was actually a Hereford.

[@brianhumphrey6791]

Great video TJ 👍

[@davidmartin3383]

Just catching up with this being in England it makes my day

[@kayycee131]

That's fire u really came thru Pahokee

[@elraykinder4947]

I love your content,always fuN!!

[@LindaSolis-b9s]

I love these roadside videos. Living on the west coast, I've never been to Lake Okechobee, but have always been curious about it as it's such a large, natural lake. I didn't even know about the sugar cane. And that sad flood in the 1920s- wow. Thanks so much. 🥰

[@TampaJay]

thank you happy to hear you enjoy them

[@DanielleC7]

Love your work! Thanks for bringing us along. ❤

[@TampaJay]

thank you appreciate you coming along

[@thomaspeterson7338]

Welcome back Jay !! Keep these going will check baçk after your haunts

[@jetcom1121]

Hey Tampa Jay !! Thanks for another cool video !!! My Uncle Mac used to work for the state and managed Okee-Tanti Campground back in the early 80's. Not sure how close it is to where you were, I think it was on the north shore area if I remember correctly.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

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[@alexmilian7258]

Awesome work

[@joangravel2436]

Thanks those places were awesome I enjoyed seeing other states

[@briangilliver2197]

Cheers mate , nice and interesting. Keep em coming. Flamingooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooos

[@TampaJay]

Cheers, Brian! i hope all is well with you !

[@virginiawestcot3111]

Wow that is a HUGE LAKE I had no idea it was huge like that. Love your adventures ❤

[@TampaJay]

gigantic, you can see it from Outer space my friend. Thank you for watching.

[@Sam-02024]

The mysterious moment with the ghost meter!

[@normanbarney1568]

I worked at the Bryant Sugar House owned by US Sugar back in the 90’s. My Dad retired from there. It was the largest Sugar Mill on the east coast of the Lake. They also have their own railroad from those fields that now take the sugar cane all the way around to the Town of Clewiston for processing. Mel Tillis was raised in Pahokee for a period in his life.

[@Mark-ur4ds]

Great series! So cool every place has story

[@TampaJay]

thank you !!

[@Mark-ur4ds]

@@TampaJay knocking it out if the park

[@Jimmy-cs3zp]

Jmmy you good 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@shaynewheeler9249]

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[@squadman111]

Happy Labor Day Very nicely done. My dislike of Interstates had me roll through there yesterday, on my way back too the Bay returning from Miami. It certainly is beautiful country.

[@justgetthere3595]

Clewiston is the jewel of the lake. And it has a historic haunted inn, I stayed there, very nice. No ghosts seen. Clewiston Inn built in 1938.

[@phillipcsandoval9094]

I landed from Cali to Lake Okeechobee and now I’m in Orange Park. Over two years in Florida It’s so beautiful!

[@tomsimpson5317]

You're lucky to be able to travel wish I could

[@marcthorner8338]

HLD Jay and Cris!!!! Hope the frog removal went okay?

[@pinstrps]

Hi Jay....hope to see you at Fan Boy Expo....take care bud

[@bennya2140]

I’d love to explore everything abandoned Fl.

[@paulrogers5639]

I will.say you are works my your butt off trying to make a go of this. KZbin career. Kudos young man. Keep going

[@joellepavolic1102]

Born and raised in the Sunshine State and have never visited half the places you visit/explore! Always enjoy your channel and want to hit some places you've visited. Maybe check out the historic Kapok Tree restaurant and gardens in Davie, Fl. Was a popular location be back in the day. Its been closed for years, but the original building, statues and probably overgrown gardens are supposedly still there. Have fun and stay safe out there!

[@garfixit]

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[@KenLStorey]

No, not an abandoned Taco Bell 😭 RIP. I love this series! Keep it up

[@noellesimagination7813]

Wow! Maybe a malfunction on the machine, but that was a freaky spike.

[@Jason_Geddie]

Prince Theater was the name of the cinema. It's from the 1930s. Really interesting read

[@ChristheShrinerdawg]

Nice! Love Roadside Attractions videos. Gonna start doing some for Utah soon, but I'm currently working on a "Rest Stops of North America" series...already started filming some. Nothing in that series posted yet.

[@JuliaBailey1776]

Thanks Jay. Hope Chris survived the frog attack!!

[@TampaJay]

thank you ! there’s a full update in her next video. She caught it on camera.

[@lastFLnative]

"My shoe done fell off Gilbert" 😂

[@TampaJay]

you caught it. Classic.

[@lastFLnative]

@@TampaJay .... absolutely! 👍

[@TampaJay]

@@lastFLnative thanks for watching :-)

[@lastFLnative]

@@TampaJay ... 👍

[@rob_capturez]

I’m shocked no one bothered you while recording the sugar fields/plant. The sugar companies and Mosaic watch everything, usually 2-3 vehicles will pull up and start asking you questions.

[@amyaaron7141]

Maybe that was just a random strand of wild cane.

[@bennya2140]

So sad. Forgotten historic tragedies so many lives lost, without enough time for proper independent burials. Florida does have many active haunted locations. Should use more evp equipment while exploring. There is a few places I’d like to revisit including a specific room at Le Meridian. The closet connects to the Ybor tunnels my family helped create long ago.

[@keithspooner23]

The Prince Theatre was closed in the mid-1960’s and was taken over by the city in 1976. Following repairs it was reopened in 1980 and operated a few more years. The vacant building was damaged by a storm in 2008. The building remains vacant today. It was originally opened in 1941

[@batnerd937]

dude you've got to be very careful in that area ,it's very dangerous in that little town

[@PalmBeachDog]

The pink theater is The Prince. Opened in 1931.

[@WendyMurray-w7x]

Hey Tampa Jay

[@TampaJay]

hey Wendy

[@WendyMurray-w7x]

@@TampaJay happy Halloween can’t wait to see beetle juice beetle juice this coming weekend then back to work on Monday September 9th

[@jparker59able]

I've seen one of those signs that lists the churches, but it was many years ago. Wish I could remember the town. I keep thinking Wauchula. Could be wrong. Hope all turned out well with the frog issue.

[@TampaJay]

Wauchula would make plenty of sense to me. Thank you so much for watching.

[@Eaglecrew5]

You should visit downtown Cedar Key!

[@TampaJay]

it’s been on my list thank you 😊

[@AV-sw7bj]

That pink building is named the prince theater originally built in 1931 closed in the mid-1980s there are pictures and information available on the website Cinema Treasures

[@AV-sw7bj]

Website Cinema Treasures is the most popular site for the history of movie theaters around the world.

[@capicolaspicy]

Bogavelia is actually Bougainvillea, pronounced boo·guhn·vi·lee·uh lol...not picking on you - you obviously enjoy learning stuff so just adding to your knowledge! Now try to say it 5 times fast lol...love your videos!

[@maxsmith7820]

Max said hi to you

[@MichelleMartin-ld6zg]

Happy Labor day to you Tampa Jay great video love you from Michelle 😊😅😂❤❤❤❤

[@TampaJay]

happy labor day thank you

[@Virgolife44]

Go to Pensacola Beach and do the pelican hunt see if you can find them all

[@Leon-to5zl]

Mel Tillis we born in Pahokee, FL.

[@elizabethgandy4923]

mel tillis was born in Tampa, Raised in Pahookie, and died in Ocala.

[@fernandosantos2627]

Pump house destroying the everglades

[@mikedoran4763]

Not a Brahma cow. Nice swing Jay but a miss none the less.

[@jamesadams8848]

My Grandparents buried in Port Mayaca

[@lisahunter8358]

Pa-Ho-key is how to pronounce. Where the abandoned picnic tables were in Port Myakka there used to be an old general store on the corner across from the picnic tables. I believe they closed in early 90s or late 80s. I have a story about that bridge there’s an apparition that appears on it. That old ran down convenient store you saw Canal Point… I was always told Burt Reynolds stopped there in the movie cannonball run. I live in Belle Glade it’s sad we live in a beautiful place that could have so much potential. There abandoned Burger King in Pahokee was a Chinese place after BK closed in early 2000’s. I could go on & on but I will stop 😂 also Mel Tillis is from Pahokee…the gas station on the corner across from the grocery store is where he worked when he was a teenager. If you ever come back to this area message, we would be more than happy to tell you the history and take you to places that you haven’t seen .

[@NoFace-ke9pc]

Man. You would love the midwest. The entire place is rotting to the core. St. Louis. Kansas city. Thats just missouri. Its everywhere out here

[@TampaJay]

I noticed that the last few times I was in St. Louis pretty crazy lots of abandoned buildings

[@mikerocks56]

Prince theatre opened in1931 and closed in the 60s. It reopened in 1980 for a few years. Muck restaurant is shown as temporarily closed on Google maps. Last review was 9 months ago

[@TampaJay]

thank you for watching and commenting and giving the history. I was wondering what the name of it was. Appreciate you.

[@Dudemieser]

Payhooookeeee

[@jamesadams8848]

My Grandparents buried Port Mayaca along with Jerry Pugh from Pahokee

[@dean9498]

Have you done any videos on "The Compound" in Palm Bay,Florida?

[@todayisanewday7]

Remember living in the run down theater for awhile. The cockroaches are always great protein if you know what I mean.

[@joelfeiock4718]

there is a weight limit at all the sky dive places because of the tandem rule having to go up with an instructor the first time

[@RustyGo1d]

Hey, I know Bobby Joe