MA BARKER HOUSE TOUR of Ocklawaha FLORIDA - LONGEST SHOOTOUT in ‘FBI’ HISTORY - AMAZING & HAUNTED

On this episode of Florida Roadside attractions we visit the Ma Barker house Tour of my former hometown and stomping grounds .. Ocklawaha, Florida at Carney Island Park., Marion County
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[@TampaJay]

Newest episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpTUY3WIfsmHqJI thanks for watching.

[@maryphillips2580]

Thank you so much for replying to my text can’t wait until your next adventure. Have a great weekend. 😊

[@lewislindsey7382]

Enjoy it

[@TampaJay]

@@bobbybaird1986 only one ever to complain

[@jeffbooth1271]

My great aunt Paula was Fred’s girlfriend at the time. She fled days before the FBI shootout. She lived in the house for a bit, and I met her when I was a kid. I wonder if I could skip the wait list….

[@Opalmizer]

There was a garage to the right of the building as you enter. I saw it as a child in the early 1960's. The house had been patched up (exterior) pretty well but the garage was full of poorly patched bullet holes. For many years there was a bamboo hedge blocking the view from the road. Do you know if the bamboo hedge was there during the gunfight or was it planted later to keep curious people from viewing the house?

[@TampaJay]

It took me 13 years and several attempts to try to get inside of this house, in my former hometown of Ocklawaha. Yesterday, was the day it finally went down! Thanks for joining me for this long awaited tour! I didn’t feel the need to edit down the footage as much as I normally do, because this video is very important to me. Thanks for always joining and watching, everyone!

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

Thank you for this very interesting tour. I have lived in North Central Florida since I was 15 years old, that is 60 years and I did not know anything about this. I knew, of course, about the famous Ma Barker and her gang but didn't realize they lived on Lake Weir.

[@ihave35cents95]

That refrigerator is 30s

[@bettyahlheitt8812]

why did they move the house

[@maryphillips2580]

I personally didn’t think it needed to be edited, the video was great I it raw.

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

@@maryphillips2580 I think it was great raw, too!!

[@Jazz1959]

They also had a home in Minnesota. We owned a bar that had a tunnel during the bootleg days. Story was the Barkers and John Dillinger used those tunnels to get away also. The gas station down the street was a hang out for Al Kapone, Dillinger etc. Th3 tunnels went down to the bluffs toward the Mississippi.

[@SunCoastFilms]

It's amazing this house is still standing. What an amazing story!! I love old houses and history! I would love to do a lights out Ghost hunt, even for just an hour or two. Just sit and listen. Thanks for this tour Jay!! It was amazing. Cheers from Pensacola Fl.

[@stonymonday3154]

Not the same bead. check out the slats in the head frame. There are 7 in the current frame and only 4 in the old photo. Also the guide stated that there was originally only a single bed in that room. What is amazing is that the bullet ridden chair was kept by the new occupants and survived all these years. Great Job !!!

[@janie2142]

My sister and brother in law own a lake cottage a few properties over from the original location. We walked the property and got onto the front porch and peered in the windows. This was September 2016, right before they moved the house. Glad you got to see the house Jay!

[@bettyahlheitt8812]

why did they move the house

[@janie2142]

@@bettyahlheitt8812 I believe the owners wanted to sell and rebuild a new home. But they wanted the home preserved, so it got moved across the lake.

[@bettyahlheitt8812]

@@janie2142 ok ty

[@MatthewBarbieri-g9g]

It so good jay

[@CristheGirl]

Can’t wait to watch this, I know how much this one meant to you! So proud of you!!!💕

[@TampaJay]

You’re amazing! Proud of you !

[@DAS769]

Tampa Jay, I have enjoyed all of your videos . However, this is the coolest yet . I have lived my entire life about 45 miles away from that location I was born in 1966 . I would have never known this part of history had you not enlightened me. Excellent job my friend. Much worth your wait.👍

[@TampaJay]

Thanks for watching Dennis! It’s some unique history out there . I’m glad you enjoyed it bud

[@kelb1880]

I'm just learning today, March 24, 2024 ! I'm a Florida native - born in Orlando 1975, moved to Tampa suburbs 1984 for my dad to start a construction materials and supply company. Tampa was booming for big buildings and warehouses, which were his specialty. We still spent a lot of weekends in Orlando as that is where all the extended family was. I started showing horses and went to a trainer in Ocala every weekend. Beautiful pastures still today. At some point, my aunt bought herself some land in WEIRSDALE. Now I'm wondering what connections I may have through my cousin at the Lady Lake preservation...that could get me an "in" to Ma's. 😉 Why we've never had a party at Gator Joe's....the threat is gone! Maybe for my 50th next year. Tampa Jay, I appreciate you sharing your adventures. I dig the hat....as long as NHL postseason is complete. ⚡💙⚡

[@eerietravels]

Took writing Freaky Florida to get in there myself. So crazy awesome. Love that Gator Joe brought down the gang. Kind of scary that the shootout killed an old lady and her gangster son.

[@thekid1597]

It would be Interesting to see if they used a blue light in the MA Barker death room would there be any old DNA laying around, I understand that's difficult to get rid of, but the house was definitely a amazing time machine 😯😮

[@theotheralan5511]

Only issue being it's collection, and the availability of any sample to compare it to.

[@1940limited]

Amazing the house has remained so intact despite all the renters it had over the years.

[@Yawndave]

Hey Jay, thanks for the Ma Barker-themed tour. Your visits to "old Florida" locations are my favorites. By the way, there's another famous Gator named Old Joe who lived at Wakulla Springs. He's on display in the lobby of the Wakulla Springs Lodge.

[@TampaJay]

Thank you !

[@trish5556]

When my son was ages 2-10 in the 1990's we lived in Silver Springs Shores and went to Lake Weir and Ocklawaha fairly often. When he was really little my son called it "Oaklawahaha"! Thanks for sharing!

[@nightshadebutterfly6429]

It reminds me of the Lizzie Borden House in Fall River, MA. I've been on a tour there a few times, and it was just like how this tour was. Although most of the furniture and decor at the Lizzie Borden house wasn't original to when the Bordens lived there. It was interesting and creepy at the same time, seeing the pictures of the rooms of Ma's house with the same furniture and items in them.

[@terryrosendahl3173]

I love American History & especially when it's real. I also can't believe that a lot of those things survived the shoot out.

[@reddragon8198]

Man that gave me chills.the hole time you where in the house filming.a big piece of dark history.and it was awsome being a part of it.great flog

[@mick_c_horror_and_pop_culture]

Wow! Firstly....thank you for sharing your experience Jay. That was absolutely, with-out-a-doubt really interesting and informative. I can imagine as an observer, how awesome it was to be on location( well, relocated). Also! It's amazing how much the Tour Guide knew and retained all the information. Pretty rad! It's also amazing how all the mirrors were intact, and NOT destroyed during the long shootout. Miraculously. Again, thank you for sharing your experience. 🤘🏻🎃

[@TampaJay]

Thank you so much.

[@mick_c_horror_and_pop_culture]

@@TampaJay You are welcome

[@lifeofamomadventures771]

Hi 👋. The first time I saw this house, it was in it's original spot. Patty from the g team filmed it, from the house to the boat dock. Nobody was allowed in at the time. Pretty cool to he able to tour the interior. thank you so much

[@petelowe3326]

Very Well Done Tampa Jay. Loved it . Excited too see more stories like this. Can’t wait to see your next adventure. This was awesome.

[@TampaJay]

Thanks Pete very awesome of you

[@1940limited]

Many of the windows look original. There must have been new glass put in the original frames. You can see the ropes for the sash weights in the upstairs windows. People have gone to a lot of trouble to preserve this place.

[@denisewatson5295]

Thank you for sharing this video. I didn't even know about this place. Very interesting story 🤔 👌 👍

[@davehitt]

Wow! That's pretty wild! I never heard of that story! Crazy how everything looked the same as did back then!

[@terrywirth5869]

I remember after watching the Goonies (years ago) and shortly there after learning that Mama Fratelli was loosely based off of Ma Barker. Great job on covering this story and the locations.

[@Daniel-w6l4k]

Wow. I just retired yesterday after working for 30 years with social services. History amazes me. Great job! And very informative.

[@star978]

Great video Jay!! really enjoyed this one.

[@lisalittle3000]

This was super amazing!! I've heard of Ma Barker but not the rest of it. Thank you. So much. On a side note, I don't know what was louder, the tour bus or.the Corvette

[@melissagreen7957]

Ma Barker was a friend of our families great, great grandmother. They had amazing photos & stories of her!

[@Hope-fv3kf]

First time viewer of your channel/subscriber...Wow, exceptional knowledge of the event. This was so enjoyable to watch. I've told my daughter in the middle of painting the exterior of their home in Florida. She's looking forward to watching. The home is really very nice. 2100 sf is very comfortable. It must have been something to look out and see a lake and shaded by trees.

[@TampaJay]

Wow thanks so much Hope

[@THARVEYTV]

I remember watching the Arther C Clarke’s documentary on the Ma Barker house. The elderly woman who owned it spoke about the hauntings in the summer home.

[@voyager0156]

As always, a great vlog on a historical site! I like the info shared by you and of the tour guides. Your vlogs are always interesting. The original DuckTales cartoon, Ma Beagle was based on Ma Barker. The 1970s TV show, The Manhunter, "The Ma Gantry Gang" episode was based on Ma Barker and her brood.

[@twwtjohns]

Kudos to whomever maintained that house all these years and kept all the original items together in it.. And I hope they allow a professional paranormal team to investigate and determine whether or not Ma Barker and Fred Barker still haunt the house.

[@michaelle8384]

They do hunt the house on each year the killing happened people said you still can here mother and son arguing

[@MoviemaniaNick]

Nice vlog Jay. Thanks for the history lesson.

[@concertvip6221]

This was so informative. I’m sure this tour wasn’t free of charge so thank you for sharing, you paid full price so we could all enjoy it free of charge.

[@TampaJay]

It was 15 bucks and I would have paid 100! Gave the guides a good tip. It was one of the best tours I’ve ever taken. Thanks so much

[@chairlesnicol672]

​@@TampaJayThey could have had a big hayride party on that team thing u rode on, doncha think!

[@ronyd2809]

Awesome video man. Really interesting history in our backyard. I had no idea. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏻

[@TheCoolTube]

I'm glad you documented the entire talk given before you entered the house.

[@lindablair919]

We went to the re-enactment one time. They used the Chamber of Commerce in place of the house. Locals played all the characters. A museum was inside the Chamber of Commerce.

[@beverlyalexander5966]

First time viewer here , loving this video . I will be watching more THANKS for the tour very interesting & informative. ❤

[@TampaJay]

Thank you Beverly

[@dstaugustinefl8832]

This was awesome Thanks so much for sharing. I just put my name on the list to do the tour.

[@TampaJay]

Hope you enjoy it! Tell them I said hi. Much ahead thank you

[@chairlesnicol672]

​@@TampaJayWhy didn't the house stay in the original location? That guy as tour guide must grease the fittings on his jaw to keep everything well lubricated enough so he could continue talking @ 100 mph non stop for hours! LoL

[@sheilabrown8013]

Great job Tampa Jay. I have been to the area several times and absolutely love it. Gator Joe’s is amazing! Carney Island holds fond memories of Scott, LeeAnn and Aubri for me and Chuck.

[@TampaJay]

Thanks Sheila I remember all that so awesome!

[@melindakhristine9417]

My first video of watching on your channel. This was great. You didn't miss a beat. I like how you held up the original photo to today. Awesome! The house is very cute. An old house indeed but looked freshly painted with beautiful colors. History stories are always nice to know. What the Barker's did was bad however they did get their come up ins. Lol Evil never wins. Thanks for the tour. I guess that means we all owe you $20. Lol.

[@TampaJay]

You owe me nothing lol thank you so much for living vicariously through this video. Very neat you clicked on this one first. Meant a lot to me to get out there and finally document this unique awesome history. Thank you Melinda appreciate your comment and you watching so much! Much ahead, my friend.

[@Floridagirl691]

This is one of my favorite videos you posted. You did an AMAZING job. Thank you for capturing it so nicely

[@angela.m3049]

I've watched a lot of these about different people and this is the BEST one I've seen!

[@TampaJay]

Thank you Angela . Appreciate you.

[@heathergibbs2904]

Hello Tampa Jay great tour thank you so much.

[@tinabowbinathebroncolady3937]

Wow! I've been looking for Johnson Beach. We lived in Ocala (now in South Florida) in the late 60s, and the music would blare. The doors come to my memory. There was a place out in the lake to climb up on and jump off. It was awesome and I Google'd many times trying to find it. Thanks for the memories. I was 9 years old, and I'm 64 now.

[@joeruppert1240]

Tour guides were fabulous. What details. Jay, you covered it great.

[@TampaJay]

Thanks Joe

[@joeruppert1240]

@@TampaJay no problem love you guys. By the way I’m a 70 year old Yankee fan , so I’m sorry about the Rays series. Injuries are really hurting them. But, good luck to them and hope they make the playoffs.

[@dianelambert7072]

Thank you for sharing!! I literally just watched a documentary on this gang last week! What a trip that there was a Manson reference in this too!

[@bobsacamano2435]

Great video!! Extremely interesting. That guide Wayne was impressive. What a fountain of information..

[@maybeitsneato]

I was just there in Ocklawaha last month while visiting family in nearby Belleview. Gator Joe's is great but I think Alfie's has better food. I remember going to the Barker House with my parents on an anniversary tour in the early 80s. I was very young and remember being disappointed that there were bullet holes but no gore. I remember they held something like a small festival there back then. The Barker gang was always infamous in the Ocala area.

[@donschlonski2936]

Alfie's has been closed for years! You are confused

[@TampaJay]

Thank you, my old friend

[@intuitivemedium3814]

4 hrs, dang! House looked well maintained before being moved. I wouldn't have lived there. I edited this bc after seeing the entire video and house, I would live in it. Feels friendly enough. Maybe Ma repented!

[@MegaAce042]

I've always thought that this was just some classic cheesy disco song, never thought it was actually based on a real story. Thanks for sharing Jay!

[@donald1841]

I watched a documentary of 5hia house on the original lot it sat on just before it was moved. They were finding spent bullets everywhere including the tress in the yard. Someone even dug up an old revolver

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Very well done TJ and I'm a new subscriber. 😊

[@dodgingbullets3503]

👏Thank you, fantastic tour. So glad you had the photos to campare then and now..Wow!!!

[@meerkat9113]

Nicely done, Jay. You can tell this is a special subject for you.

[@tommyboy2076]

Loved this video!! Entertaining and I learned this I didn't know. Thanks Jay!!!

[@Bob-jg3vq]

Great job on the Vlog! I learnt somethings on the Barker/ Karpis gang that I never knew.

[@Purpleeye600]

Ma barker said get out 😅, of my house , that was cool thank u for sharing this with us .. 😊

[@staceyprince4824]

Hey Jay! You were on top of your game with this vlog! I never knew that place even existed! Huge fan of American history and ghost stories! That place had both! Thank you so much for taking us along! Much ahead indeed!

[@bettyahlheitt8812]

no ghost grow up

[@staceyprince4824]

Sorry you have such a miserable life! I didn’t say there were ghosts. There was ghost stories in the title! I’ve never been there, that’s why I watch the vlog! Nice sentence structure tho!

[@bettyahlheitt8812]

@@staceyprince4824 i dont have a miserable life loser . you must be real stupid never knew that place existed bye im done with you

[@pamelayoung2783]

Wow

[@TampaJay]

Thank you Stacey appreciate you

[@veronicagreenbaum884]

Awesome! We used to go to the reanactments, it was so much fun. We live 5 minutes from there, in Candler. We wish we knew you were coming, we would’ve treated you to lunch. We watched them moved the house. They transported it over Lake Weir, it was so heavy the lake rose many inches. So much history for such a small town. Love your channel, big fans Veronica and Todd

[@Lisa-dn2gx]

I have to say out of the multiple history tours based on real life events video's this is the best one I've seen yet!! I also live in Florida, Tampa Bay area & am now planning on taking the tour myself!! This revealed so much untold history & being a big history buff...I LOVE IT, THANK YOU & GREAT JOB YOUNG MAN!!!

[@maryphillips2580]

How awesome the story it was so interesting. Thank you 😊

[@robkeeley3823]

So good Jay. Very interesting stuff. Thanks for taking us along .

[@clancycreations]

Stunning video, so well done, Jay. Thank you!

[@robertakleinsasser3514]

Such a great video! I really enjoyed it ❤️

[@dustinplemmons]

Another great video Tampa Jay! Always love watching one of my favorite youtubers.

[@TampaJay]

Thanks Dustin you’re awesome

[@sparkyman111]

I lived in Ocala from 1970 to 1978, I went to Lake Weir Middle School, the Lake weir High school, I never knew about the Barkers house there, what a great story and a great video

[@korriwood]

Awesome video!!! Loved it!!!🫶🫶🫶🫶

[@TampaJay]

Thank you!

[@greggwatkinsjr.4308]

I remember the 1966 episode of Batman had Ma Parker who was played by Shelly Winter based on Ma Barker. I blame the show for confusing me with her name!😆

[@TampaJay]

Inspired by Ma Barker 100 percent I almost mentioned it

[@CanesTech]

FYI: Harvey Bailey, another well-known bank robber of the era, knew the Barker gang well, and in his autobiography published in the 1970s, he agreed with Karpis, observing that Ma Barker "couldn't plan breakfast", and was certainly no mastermind behind any gang activity. It is purported that Ma Barker's entire reputation as a criminal mastermind was concocted by Hoover to protect the FBI's public image after federal agents discovered they had killed a 62-year-old mother

[@auletjohnast03638]

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[@mikemcdonald9626]

Just Started watching you yesterday,, What really kept my INTEREST is the way you Present your Stories is your "INFAMOUS-STYLE" is Your FINGER-POINTING " to keep your interest to show and listen to YOU , with complete ATTENTION> just enjoyed you and and Cris,, you are are GREAT together,.

[@psycochris420]

To preserve it they should have left ALL the Original bullet holes where they could all be seen so the TRUE HORROR of that shoot out could be seen to this Day

[@birdnest5814]

Amazing tour. Glad you finally got in there and could tell the story 👍💕😊

[@TampaJay]

Thank you my friend

[@qrsentertainment7215]

I never thought I'd be browsing through KZbin videos and see my hometown featured.😅 Gator Joe's is kinda overrated, in my opinion. But there's nothing really else in Ocklawaha, I guess.

[@susanjohnson7107]

That was a great tour!

[@TampaJay]

Thank you Susan appreciate you coming along!

[@thecoolestdad]

Tampa Jay, this was one of your best videos my friend. I am also fascinated with the crime and gangsters of that era. This was a very informative tour and video. To see the house and the furnishings still there as was in the days of the incident is amazing! Great video. I fully enjoyed it.

[@bubbalow7bennyberry90]

My best guess is that they made/demanded Willie to go into that house. And during those times he would have done it. Not because he wanted to simply because he was told. And to cover their ass they gave him the $20 after J Edgar Hoover chewed them a new one for sending him in there the first place. They didn’t have any plans on giving him anything I’m sure. And there’s a old video reel I’ve seen about 10 years ago that one of the gang member had surrendered and he did a black and white news feed and he was saying that ma Barker wasn’t a killer. That she was a sweet old woman that didn’t interfere with her sons operations. She just went along and supported their decisions. He also said that they used to drop her off at the movies when they were out kidnapping and robbing. I wouldn’t take J Edgar Hoover word for jack crap when he made the discolorful comment about Ma Barker. Hell he didn’t speak highly of Martin Luther King and he was a peaceful man. There was a movie made in the late 60s early 70s with Robert De Niro, playing the youngest son, who died of a heroin overdose. In the movie they made it seem that she was a freaky old lady that were getting it on with the men of the gang including her sons. Is there any truth to that? I mean where does The creator of that movie come up with ideas like that?

[@dennisramsay5340]

good film

[@DL30Creations]

Not so historical anymore after moving the house across to Carney Island Park. But now a daily tourist local spot as opposed to where the actual shooting took place. I mean it's Ocklawaha for heavens sake! Why relocate it? Not like they are going to build a mall there. And sadly that house was/ is in much better condition than the ones still there in that neighborhood.

[@crush41gb]

That's was Super Awesome! Thank you so much! I'm so happy you got to go in finally and I learned a lot during this! 🤘 I'm curious why some bullet holes were repaired and some left but, happy it's as preserved as it it. :)

[@Carlew.castle]

That is such an incredible story thanks for sharing

[@Blinda41]

I was in that house for a day when I cleaned it before the Carsons sold it. Bummed they had remodeled the kitchen. But all the rest looked original. The rugs were falling apart. It was really neat to see the pics of the barker family. It is not haunted, sorry. I even came across a local ghost hunter who hung out there and agreed it has no ghost activity.

[@TampaJay]

So cool thank you

[@Blinda41]

@@TampaJay it was interesting to think I was walking on the same rugs they did. Clearly the rugs have been replaced. There was more furniture then your video showed. It was kinda cool the carsons left it original.

[@loloree3494]

Awesome! Thank you!! I used to walk around this house in the 90's. Seen the holes in the walls. Looked in the windows. Looked up the history on my own. So cool that you got to see the inside, and showed it to everyone!! It was nice to see Ocklawaha again!! I havent been there in almost 20 years... wow!!

[@jw34482]

When on a tour not long after they moved it. Was great. The guy that took the tour through it was very good. Great part of history.

[@CM-qe3vp]

I can’t believe how all the gunshots missed all the mirrors!

[@all4what500]

Great video. I live 30 minutes from where the Barker family is buried.

[@SuperDalite]

Such a unique house. After watching this video, makes me now want to go as I never was familiar with it prior to

[@dennisud]

Wow that is something I will have to see for myself. I'll sign up now to get my chance in a few years. Thanks so much for this video!

[@stevevorgias6734]

Very cool and very informative video of gangsters and the past. Keep up the good work. Did you think your tour was delayed do to covid or did they just not do alot of tours?

[@Celticman197]

Once these famous houses are moved they lose their historical value. It's not the same anymore, same with Jesse James house they moved.

[@desisbohoflamingo9313]

I knew I felt a lil connection between You n Chris! You guys remind me of my son I took him from NYC(queens) to Ocala 2015 promised a business had some shady relatives in Ocala and was roped in!!! Lol what a mess?! Ocala is a strange place for people from the north! My son played with the "Misfits" and is a bassist Ocala isn't the place for that! Glad to see u made it out the other side just another experience in life !! Much luck to you both ❤️

[@jlr538lm]

Thank you Jay for this educational video. I learned something from your video. I understand this place ment alot to you. Have a great day 👍

[@Mr.Thrasha]

Very well done dude 👏 Enjoyed this!

[@ChefDomenic]

Hey Jay we watch all your vids really enjoyed this one I like history stuff but you do you I’ll keep watching. Keep on rocking the “Tampa Jay Way”

[@forakermm]

One of my favorite songs is Ma Baker, based on Ma Barker.

[@JoelRenfrow-pb3fq]

Very informative, keep up the good work Jay

[@jims.2572]

Cool video. Thanks for showing.

[@paradoxstudios6639]

51:25 he's almost about to break that fragile old chair.

[@angela86753]

That was a nice looking house

[@amalmac9943]

And they had pictures….. Wow!

[@AaronBridges]

Very cool tour. Amazed that majority of the original furniture is still there. Thanks for sharing

[@TampaJay]

Thank you!