TDW 1692 - The Graves of Bonnie and Clyde

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[@adamthewoo]

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[@jimterryh1983]

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[@bethwaltz2607]

Thanks to you, Adam, for documenting the landscapes of ordinary -- and extraordinary -- people. You're encouraging a healthy mindfulness!

[@KJMudge]

adamthewoo About time you brought a new bag of chips son LOL.😀 Adam maybe one day when you finished touring around your great country ( I love your fascinating Vlogs ) You can come way down to the bottom end of the world and visit our beautiful countries ( Australia and New Zealand ) we would love to see you and give you a good old Aussie or Kiwi welcome .❤❤

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adamthewoo reply to your fans then. not like your busy with a job

[@heathersplants5708]

love your videos! I wish I could travel with you! it would be awesome! Hope you make it by Illinois 😉

[@donnad6677]

My grandpa used to go a cafe that Bonnie worked at as a waitress, in Ft. Worth and he knew her. This was right before she met Clyde.

[@tiffany52007]

I'm wondering if that's the same restaurant that my grandfather's second wife worked at with Bonnie.. my mother told me that my grandfather's second wife or girlfriend whatever she was used to work with Bonnie at a restaurant before she met Clyde..

[@RobCartwright]

My great grandpa worked at a service station outside Bourbon, Missouri on Route 66. No way to confirm this, but he used to tell a story about Bonnie and Clyde stopping at his station once to fill up. He said he was terrified; but that they were polite, they paid for their gas, and left without a problem. He thought that was even more eerie than if they had caused trouble, like they were a ticking time bomb that could've gone off at any time.

[@CarlJohnson-ez1cf]

If you'd quit stuffing your mouth and bullshiting with people maybe you'd get somewhere your not made for this

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

My great grandfather use to tell a story about one thing in his childhood. He was walking home from school one day. A nice young man rode up on his horse. Asked my great grandfather, son do you want a ride home? He said yes Sir please. So he got on the horse. When they got to the end of the small road path to his house. The guy asked you want me to take you on up to your house? Papa said no thank you Sir. I can walk from here. As Papa was walking towards his house. The fellow called out. Hey son when you get home. Tell your folks you rode on the back of Jessie James' horse. He said he ran the rest of the way home. He told his mom she was gonna whip his ass but good for lieing. He told his dad. His dad sternly told you. Son you best not be telling me a lie. Later that evening word came to his parents, that Papa was seen riding on Jessie James' horse behind Jessie himself. Pretty damn cool.

[@redneck04jeep]

My great great grandfather worked on there car and took a picture with them someone in my family has the picture now but he said they was so friendly he was in a rough spot will Bill's etc and when they stopped by for maintenance on there car they paid all his Bill's up

[@tiffany52007]

@@DedraAmbroseandSnow that is so cool!

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

@@tiffany52007 thanks I love that story about him.

[@braselton94]

Sad that they didn't try to establish the house as a historic location. and fix it up to be a museum.

[@vsmichael1]

They should have.

[@arnoldsanders6878]

he was a criminal.......................

[@Angryginger2421]

@@arnoldsanders6878 Yes, he was a criminal but it still has history to it. It should be a historical location.

[@ALSILVERU2]

Official report so was Oswald. Has his house duplex on google maps in dallas

[@zoeemiko8149]

Why would they? This is the place a man who ended up murdering other people grew up. It was the cinema who romanticized gangsters. Save spending the taxpayer dimes for honoring those who did good for this nation, not the creeps. Sort of like the whole nonsense about Billy the Kid. An entire town in New Mexico marks it's place on the map because they claim he was buried there. So do several other places. The point is why honor criminals? Would you also like to see Charles Manson't childhood home turned into a museum? How about the Zodiac killer? They're just as much a part of history. How about every other loser whose stolen or killed someone. These were losers who in the end lost it all.

[@hollybost6488]

I lived in Fort Worth for nine years and always wanted to see this. Thanks for making it happen.

[@greenhorn223]

Your title is kind of missed leading a little bit you said the graves of Bonnie and Clyde Bonnie and Clyde are not very together they’re buried 9 miles apart two separate cemeteries there in Dallas

[@introspective_One]

Holly Bost Bonnie’s elementary school is still up but boarded closed shut. It’s off of chalk hill & I-30. It’s pink. I’m not sure how long it will be there. My mom went to that same school in the 50’s. She knew the history of it way back then.

[@broadwaykids2163]

Myranda My Way What was that school called?

[@danpowers2398]

I hate people who steal headstones. It's stupid as hell. Just let the dead rest.

[@vsmichael1]

What's the purpose of stealing one? Once anyone knows you have it from bragging , the law will be showing up quick.

[@kirkmoore4515]

Dan Powers I'd rather just go into the graveyard and take a squirt on selective gravesites. Can't wait until Dean Spanos is gone!

[@DannyDevitooo]

>Defends murderers

[@ericaguidino3376]

I know what you mean.But they won't miss it.

[@dawnbreak3299]

@@ericaguidino3376 but their friends and family do

[@mikerbc1]

Nothing beats being happy with your life. It's an "inside" job to be sure. Hold on to it Adam...keep going into your next season of life with a positive attitude ....

[@adamthewoo]

agreed

[@clarkkent4621]

i honestly look forward to your videos every morning and if i miss them i watch them at night. its like having a favorite tv show you know that comes on every day!!

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

*FYI:* Clyde didn't grow up in that service station. He was born to sharecroppers in Telico, Texas. In 1922, when he was 13, Clyde's family moved to West Dallas in search of work, because the agricultural industry had gone kaput in the 1920s. They settled in a squatter's camp that was located close to the Texas and Pacific railroad tracks. (Literally, on the wrong side of the tracks.) Anyway, the Barrows were so poor that they only had their horse-drawn wagon as shelter. Eventually, Clyde's resourceful father managed to build a small wooden house on the campground which only contained the barest essentials (i.e., no kitchen). This structure was later moved to the Eagle Ford Road (now called Singleton Blvd.) location, seen here. The filling station was added later, when Clyde was in his early twenties and serving a 14-year sentence, though he was paroled in early 1932. And the rest is history. Incidentally, the Barrows sold the station in the 1940s and has exchanged hands multiple times ever since. I don't know its current history.

[@gartrellliddell3806]

They just tore it down 2 months ago

[@craigcook1030]

Hey Adam, a little bit of historic, family info. My dad was born in Dallas, and his older brother, my uncle Carl, grew up in the same area as Clyde. My uncle said that even then, Clyde and his friends were mean-ass, punky little jerks. On more than one occasion, they roughed up my uncle and stole the scrap metal and other stuff that my uncle was taking in to sell for the little bit of money that this would have brought. A big deal during the depression. Much later, after Bonnie and Clyde had started their infamous careers, my grandparents were at a social gathering in a private residence, and Bonnie Parker was there. My grandfather even danced with her. Now here's a bombshell that I have never heard before; according to my grandmother, a very Christian woman who did not tell lies ( and took a switch to us if we did) swore until her dying day, that Bonnie and Clyde had a daughter. But because they feared for her life due to their criminal lifestyle , the little girl, who was about 2 or 3 years old at the time, was sent away with others ( may have been our family, although I no longer have a way to confirm as everyone is dead now) and her name was changed. I would be willing to bet that not even she was aware of her real name. Anyway, I just wanted to share that with you. Keep up the excellent vids.

[@Campfishfamily]

Craig Cook I can’t believe nobody commented on this. Awesome story.

[@Browdown4444]

Craig Cook super cool !

[@campfamily63]

It is to my understanding that Bonnie was a married woman. Could the child be from her husband?

[@pattiburditt6673]

I’m from Oklahoma and I have always been fascinated by Bonnie and Clyde. My parents used to go camping down at lake Eufaula and they met a lot of wonderful people. One of those people was a lady that was around every now and then. Mom told me just after I met her that she was Bonnie Parker’s daughter. I always doubted this because there was never any documentation of Bonnie having a child. Now I have to wonder,,,,, By the way this lady was quiet and unassuming and never told us this herself but rather another person that new her well had told my mom.

[@leepope2956]

Craig Cook I wondered about that they probably did have a kid thanks

[@TheSWolfe]

"Bonnie & Clyde - they lived their life together - & finally together - they died."

[@billmurrayisawesomenot9218]

And finally they got what they deserved, to be tasty Swiss cheese.

[@erinhope2115]

Yup. Supreme swiss cheese

[@billmurrayisawesomenot9218]

GizyXAlphaZ YT nah nah nah, extra supreme cheese.

[@ThePine21]

Didn’t really life live together, only for 2-3 years

[@TheSWolfe]

@@ThePine21 They're song lyrics.

[@TampaJay]

Adam does Dallas! Very awesome to see the final resting place of Bonnie & Clyde. I always assumed that they were buried next to each other. Another awesome daily Woo!

[@LadyDragonsblood]

No, their families didn't want nor did the city government at the time.... they were afraid it would make them martyrs to other criminals.... and that people would be constantly trying to steal things from the graves.

[@donnalynn2]

LadyDragonsblood Actually it was just Bonnie's mother who was against it. Clyde's family knew they wanted to be buried together and wanted to honor his wishes but Bonnie's mom was adamant. According to her mom's grandson she said "he had her in life, he can't have her in death too." She blamed Clyde for everything, basically believed Bonnie was sweet and wholesome and it was all his fault.

[@donnalynn2]

LadyDragonsblood Oh, and Clyde's family wanted a joint funeral service as well but again, her mother wouldn't allow it. The whole town crowded from one funeral parlor to the next to view their bodies. It was insane. American Experience on Bonnie & Clyde is on youtube. Very interesting viewing.

[@sarahconklin320]

Adam did say that they had problems with people stealing the actual headstones. can you imagine?! Like, why would you want someones whole headstone?! Famous or not that just seems a bit too morbid and strange.

[@Tomtuga]

....I too am one of your disabled fans. Stuck in a house. Told to sit on this shelf and not able to participate in life. We should come up with a name for our little group of your homebound fans. But we appreciate what you give to us. Thanks Adam.

[@timothyty7630]

I love seeing these historical places I would never have ever seen without your videos. Thanks Adam.

[@johnniebgoode]

Like how you lower the camera to not film folks. Like the manager of the cemetery. Just a nice touch.

[@Kelly-tj8xv]

I'm thinking he had the camera lowered as some cemetery officials don't like graves photographed or videotaped.

[@1940limited]

You could ask if it's OK to film them. Why not?

[@Likerios22244]

@@1940limited is dat really a question?safety

[@walker1984]

@@1940limited they might not have revealed the location if he had said he was filming.

[@1940limited]

@@Likerios22244 Safety of what?

[@kylelee115]

The second cemetery is right by my house wish I could've ran into you.

[@wesley9857]

It's amazing how a song or musical note from early adulthood can be so emotional later in life. I grew up in the 80's and miss it much!

[@nickywilliams1859]

i love the bonnie and clyde movie with Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty

[@99somerville]

A great movie that ignited the current interest in B&C, but historically inaccurate in many ways of course.

[@abandonedoddplacesinpa7928]

Yes! "And what do you do for a living?" " We rob banks."

[@abandonedoddplacesinpa7928]

Faye Dunaway looked pretty accurate:)

[@clmaynor]

The only thing accurate about that movie was the character's names.

[@youwished8806]

Parts of it filmed in Midlothian Texas. I graduated there with American Sniper Chris Kyle.

[@HoboCasting]

We would be lost and history would be broken and none without your many KZbin videos that you have posted for our understandings . Thanks so much . 8th grade Teacher from the 1990's .

[@shawnta7337]

Bonnie Parker is kin to my moms side of the family. I have heard a lot of great stories from my great great grandmother when I was a child.

[@vheth5968]

Clyde was fostered into my Husbands Family. They have pictures, of him when he was younger and such so I don't know what years those were, when he may have spent alot of time in Missouri.

[@lynncollins9177]

Shawnta gosh I wish you’d tell them to us!

[@shawnaisntshestrange5830]

Mine too!!!.

[@daniellearrasmith4784]

I am a distant cousin of the barrow brothers

[@Joseph-km9io]

Shawnta Bunch of liars in this comment section lol

[@KenBillie]

My wife read the book, and it was Clyde's older sister who was married at the time who fought and won a settlement for their father. The father used the money to buy the gas station. Right before that, they were living under a wagon across the street were the new condos are now. That area was known as a homeless comunity. Clyde was already a teenager when his Dad bought the gas station and was already into crime which he would do out of town.... Great vlog, I'm glad you do what you do. Have a great day.

[@Mamiguez29]

I've just stumbled upon your channel after getting sucked into video after video of Graceland and Elvis Presley (not a bad thing, I could've been sucked into worse because...let's face it ,KZbin does that) and found your gem of a video chronicling his twin brother's gravesite. Duuuuude!!! You need your own show on discovery Channel!!! The way you explain the surroundings and put some funny clips into your videos makes it not only informative but entertaining. Please keep up the great work!!!

[@_CoolHandLuke_]

The same thing happened to me Mindy Anderson. Damn you KZbin!!!

[@peanutbutterwaltz]

When I moved here in 06, my brother in law and I drove to all the spots, using map quest. Thanks for covering it all again. You can go up to the observation deck in Reunion Tower and they have a restaurant too

[@jtkirkfan2002]

I forget who said this quote, but it goes something like, "Find something to do you love and you'll never work a day in your life." Such is the life of Adam.

[@madisonkai]

Jim Schuck It’s CONFUCIUS.

[@williamedmonds9581]

We love you to Adam. This is the ONLY channel my daughter and i go out of our way to watch every day. Southern California misses you.

[@outsider238]

This was very interesting! I've always been fascinated with the Bonnie and Clyde story. Thank you!

[@eugeneschulte4950]

Which one?????? There are so many of them. And so wild too. Or are they just THAT????............................ Stories !!!!!!!!!! So many different ones, SOOOOOOOO many lose ends. It's almost as if they just pulled them out of their backside. YEAH!!!! It's a story. It's almost a "what ever you want to believe" story. Maybe it's all correct, maybe it's all BULLSHIT!! I guess you deside.

[@seanconor1]

Thanks for the great video, Dallas loves you man. Stay as long as you want.

[@KateriBurnett]

I think it is weird that Bonnie Parker and John Dillinger are buried in cemeteries mar Crown Hill. And that people chiseled pieces off the headstones.

[@stnwrd]

As always Adam thank you very much for sharing your adventures with us.

[@99somerville]

Excellent post today Adam. There are a lot of B&C photos and associated info on the internet for those that are interested. Photos of the Barrow "Star Filling Station" from the 30s are easily found. The address was originally 1620 Eagle Ford Rd., West Dallas until it was changed to 1221 Singleton Blvd. The Barrows sold out in the 1940s. The area was much less developed in the 30s.

[@gogobug7180]

We love you and what you do. Thank you for taking us along 💗

[@JoseMedina-pi8kj]

It is awesome when you stop by historical sites. Thank you for sharing. Awesome vlog.

[@adamthewoo]

no problem, thanks for watching

[@blancareyes4056]

adamthewoo interesting investigation 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@richschindler8731]

I lived in Dallas for two years in the late 70's but never knew half the stuff I'm learning now, and for that, I thank you. Now, I have to go back and check the out again. All thanks to you.

[@George-fh9zm]

Unfortunately, as time goes by and generations get older, these pieces of history will have little interest to people. This is fascinating to me.

[@Kelly-tj8xv]

Which is why need people like Adam. Teens who are introduced to the story of Bonnie and Clyde will have this interesting video to add to their knowledge of the duo's story.

[@trevorlyle6381]

thanks to you adam.. for making the videos that we can watch.... keep them rollling in

[@lockudlad]

Another good one. Places I'll never see so thanks for taking me to all these great places.

[@notaverygoodguitarplayer]

One of the many things I'm impressed with when it comes to your talents is that when you are speaking to the camera--especially in your opening comments ("It's my second channel...")--it's like someone (we) are actually there with you. You seem very genuine, which is one reason I think so many people love you--one reason I love to watch! Thanks for your great work!!

[@chiconecessary7888]

The gas station should be registered as a Historical Landmark

[@lozzylols]

I am British and cemeteries here are usually very packed in with limited space. I've yet to visit the US, but when I do I must remember to visit a cemetery. I love the space you use, they look so serene and peaceful, love the fact they are so big you can drive around them. Here my grandparents ashes were buried right next to a grassy path between plots.... but they were so strapped for space they have had to use the path for more burials, that's how limited the space was!

[@ricknicosia2015]

....kind of sad; even though they were killers, I can't imagine not being buried w/out my wife

[@iMelanin]

Rick Nicosia Yeah, sad how their families didn’t approve of the two being buried by one another.

[@campfamily63]

Her spouse was Roy Thornton (m. 1926-34; her death)

[@JD-mv8tl]

ɴᴇᴄᴏʟᴇ well maybe because their parents were against their criminal behavior and the fact they were not married

[@justathought973]

@@JD-mv8tl They had no problem taking the loot and goods they stole.

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

They never legally married.

[@TonyPunkRock]

Thank you Adam for everything!

[@DeathValleyDebbie]

It sincerely makes me happy to hear that you are happy with your life because you really do bring us all so much joy! My daily ritual now always starts with my daily Woo. It's a guaranteed laugh or at least warm fuzzy positive feels! Lysm!

[@paranormalpatientsresearch4440]

Adam I would like to Thank you. As a citizen of the UK I probably will never get the chance to visit your amazing country.... I love history and love your videos that show all the history I will never get to see in person. So Thank you. From Sy in the UK

[@gibbs1966]

Have a great weekend everyone Greetings from Oslo,Norway

[@lemmykilmister9979]

You do the same my friend Greetings from Dayton,Ohio

[@gibbs1966]

I dont know if Lemmy is your first name but when I see it it automatic connects to my all time favourite band Motorhead :)

[@lemmykilmister9979]

No sir just a huge fan of Lemmy

[@gibbs1966]

Then we are two... My first consert was of course in my country and city.... Only 1500 people and free beer.Yupp was a great night,hehe.....

[@lemmykilmister9979]

My first concert was the great Ronnie James Dio good times

[@italianbean3723]

It makes my heart happy and brings a smile to my face to hear you're genuinely happy, Adam! I've been watching your blogs for many years and love the adventures you take us on, but I often find myself wondering how YOU are doing. Keep on doing you and thank you again for bringing us along!

[@margaretbuckley9309]

Thanks adam for finding bonnie and clydes resting place never knew where there were buried i love the movie with fay and waren

[@fmakaren3706]

thanks Adam for sharing your life with me. I know I will not be able to visit all the places you go . I love watching your vlogs always i feel like I am able live it with you. best safe and have fun.

[@gregwatson8219]

pathetic

[@gregwatson8219]

They outlive all of us

[@jeffjackson9298]

Love what you do Adam all keep watching as long as you keep making them!

[@alexvaldez83]

I wish I could be at peace with myself and where I am in life, like Adam is.

[@duanewilliams7353]

Get right with the Lord, and you will find an incredible peace!!! Absolutely no fear!!!!

[@Kelly-tj8xv]

We love your videos. Travelling is expensive, so you show the world the sites that we'd never see otherwise!

[@katherinepoindexter4380]

that is interesting about Mr. Hinton. he was a nice guy to be concerned about Bonnie and Clyde's family so much so that he kept in touch. it must have been hard to have to kill them but Bonnie and Clyde did not leave the police any choice. sometimes doing the right thing hurts.

[@Wooley689]

Thank you Adam, for helping us see things we would otherwise never see or know about. My weeks are not complete until I update with your videos. Thanks.

[@josedelarosa909]

Happy Friday Everyone!!! 👍🏼

[@josedelarosa909]

Haven't even seen the entire vlog and I instantly hit liked 👍🏼 .. Still watching 🤓.. lol

[@josedelarosa909]

Watched & Obviously Liked 👍🏼👍🏼

[@TampaJay]

Jose De La Rosa lol same here

[@robertj668]

Happy Friday to you too.

[@heathersplants5708]

Happy Friday

[@philippirie]

Thank you for what you do. Please never stop!

[@Thelawncarenut]

Last few days, I've had a craving for cornchips. Can't figure out why.

[@adamthewoo]

Im amazed how long Ive made that bag last

[@fullermrff]

Mark Atkins is actually from my home town La Habra,CA. He was in a band called the Republic, I believe, in the 80s. Hope you guys had a great time hanging out, enjoy your day Adam

[@DrMcFunkyPants]

I can't be the only person who gets worried sick for Adam in some of the places he goes to. They do not look like safe areas... Or maybe its just the winter trees that give me that vibe. I'll go with that one.

[@GetTheTommyGun]

I worry also.

[@cinderellacomplex7]

Adam's a pretty big dude. Plus he's all tatted up. At the very least most people won't try anything with him because they'd probably be a little intimidated.

[@stoneblue1795]

There was a big, new cake eater condo tower building across the street... I think the area is on the up-swing.

[@dragonmaid1360]

DrMcFunkyPants he is a big 6foot something dude he will be okay

[@Stevo_Drums]

Not to mention, he usually visits these "dodgy" locations in the middle of the day. Adam has it in check.

[@danielwinn6010]

Yes you can go up in that sphere. There is a super nice restaurant that slowly spins giving a 360 view of Dallas. I got engaged there! and...I had no idea Clyde was there, driven by a hundred times. Amazing.

[@michellePPP]

The ONYX reference made me spit out my drink!!! Man I'm getting old😂😂😂

[@mikeandmars2345]

Dangerous Person I feel the same way am only in my 30's

[@Alx77us]

I was 15 years old when I used to listen to ONYX back in 1992 I went to High school in Queens NY. I was born in Venezuela and my family immigrated to the states and i never went back to Venezuela... I love music all kind of music and ONYX reminds me of my 15 years of age 👍 I know we are in our 40's now but I still feel super young and people can't belive I'm 42 they said I look in my 30's.

[@williambaker75]

Dangerous Person 9

[@ajogg]

glad you're loving life Adam, that's great. So many of us are going through hard times - but your videos make us laugh, think, etc. Keep up the good work.

[@lilahnewton7940]

Thank you I found visiting Bonnie and Clyde very cool.

[@angeelee9277]

I just have to tell you how much I enjoy your videos. I love the way you sing the daily WOO!

[@JoyBean]

I remember as a young girl watching a Bonnie and Clyde movie with one of my Uncles. For a long time after that not really knowing and quite understanding the full story I did kind of like them and was sad when they got killed. As I grew older that kind of wore off and I do find their story fascinating but, am not anamored with them now..

[@paulslajchert937]

As a disabled veteran I thank you for going all over and making these videos. As I will never see these in person.

[@SueGirling68]

Awww, I love you too and really look forward and enjoy watching your vlogs each day. Thanks Adam xx

[@doc2517]

There are many of us who are glad you do what you do. You have started my day for a few years now !!

[@jimengleman5844]

The Old GE electric meter base with a Trimble electric fuse box I spotted in the back ground. That was a 60 amp / 120 vac service. No 240 vac back then. Gas pumps were gravity fed hand pump. Very old & original. Yup, I'm an old school electrican.

[@festivelady826]

Jim Engleman - I worked for GE for 20 years, selling those meters and fuses.

[@ScreamingEagle101st]

Love the history of your videos and seeing the graves and different locations that things have happened in

[@MelissaJSams]

Not sure if anyone has answered, yes you can go up in the Reunion tower ball.

[@bradroberts7800]

Thank you so much for sharing these videos. I enjoy seeing these areas that I wouldn't get to see without you showing me.

[@samcginty]

You should come visit my hometown of Miami, OK. Our large cemetery contains the grave of Cal Campbell, a lawman who was gunned down by Bonnie and Clyde. Also in nearby Joplin, MO there is a garage apartment building they both rented and has a historical marker by it.

[@festivelady826]

Steven McGinty - My dad was from Joplin, MO. My grandparents owned a telephone exchange company, two motor courts, a grocery store and a dairy farm at 3508 Gateway Drive. My dad was 14 years old in 1933 when Blanche came in the store to get groceries. He said that she was very pretty and had on tight riding pants, which no one wore back them. She was very small, like Bonnie - barely five feet tall. My dad took the groceries to the apartment to deliver them and he saw Clyde cleaning one of his guns in his undershirt and boxers. He told my grandparents when he got back and they didn't believe him. My uncle, who was 7 years older than my dad, had just graduated from Kansas University with a degree in Journalism and he had been writing about the Barrow gang. He went next door to the apartment (it faced 34th Street) and waited til they came out at dark and told my grandparents that my dad was right, as he had photos of them. My grandfather was on the City Council and tipped off the cops. The shootout happened three days later, as they were trying to escape. Two of the cops were killed. The police gave my uncle some pictures they developed from film that Clyde left there. He later wrote about them and kept those pictures all his life.

[@priscillayarber8676]

@@festivelady826 That's awesome history! Thanks for sharing!

[@amandaa.1357]

Makes me happy to see you happy. You are a bright spot in my days that seem to get stressful and at times incredibly tedious . You are awesome Adam!

[@johnwhitt377]

I went to visit Bonnie Parker grave Saturday for the first time ever it was pretty cool for except I thought it was crazy I was just getting me some picture's n people was driving by honking at me I thought that was crazy.

[@Thomas116-m2n]

Thank you for showing me a part of Texas that I've never been to. I'm glad that you got to get together with old friends from your band.

[@EvtheNev]

"The world is made brighter by the lives of folk like you" The hell? That's an odd thing to put on the grave of someone who murdered about a dozen people.

[@pamelaoliver8442]

I believe it is from one of the several poems she sent home

[@kimmyymmik]

Pamela Oliver I understand but that’s still bizarre to put on her grave stone.. that quote might’ve been hers but still not right.

[@detictiveconnor4230]

@@kimmyymmik it was her familys idea ight man they hsd to grieve

[@nicodelatorre3431]

@@kimmyymmik plz shut up. Thank u:)

[@andrewhatton1606]

EvtheNev murders not the worst thing in the world fr

[@TheRealSmithFamily]

We're happy watching you live and record your life and travels Adam! Keep up the great work!

[@brandyhoyt5075]

I'm from Dallas yes you can go in the sphere it's a restaurant. Lol. Thanks for the interesting history on Bonnie and Clyde.

[@kev9703]

The observation deck was free for years,now its over 20$ to see the ugly city

[@johnwalden9311]

Thanks for bringing us along....we love you too.

[@DerrKommissar]

kinda sad that they weren't burried next to each other because they were together

[@maureenmccullagh5873]

Bonnie's parents thought Clyde was a bad influence on their daughter so they didn't honor her wishes to be buried with Clyde

[@kimsullivan5576]

I always thought that, myself, too. I think Bonnie really loved Clyde and they should have buried him, next to her.

[@kimsullivan5576]

@Jeremy Horne Kinda stupid of you to prove your worthless + ignorant true colors.

[@MarkTheLostTraveler]

Another great history lesson Adam. Thank you

[@ddrum705]

When you put the camera up to the door hole it would've been cool if someone's eye popped in LOL

[@saramartinez9309]

Lol

[@lengua2053]

Hahahaha! Imagine his reaction if that had happened. He would of been Screaming and running all scared 😆 And that would of been the best part of his video. Lol

[@sheilacampbell3878]

We look forward everyday watching your adventures! Keep doing what you do Adam! 😎

[@rob4b]

bottle crush. Adam enjoy that happiness!!!! To often people forget to love the moment. Nothing is more beautiful that to realise this.

[@bevyking4748]

Adam, you are a one man band that ROCKS!

[@jeffoneil3766]

The next time someone asks you can tell them you are in fact a traveling historian or documentarian

[@noveltybobel]

Its really cool learning about America through you. Everyday I am entertained, and I learn something that I didn't know before

[@halleventhal1088]

Add some taco meat to those Fritos , and you got something

[@5353woodland]

i have been joining you for years now and just love you - your eyes look bright and happy and adore the world you share with the rest of us! thank you

[@WelcomeTooo]

Waving from Australia...hi Adam 😊

[@adventureswithchristian6967]

You find old historical places, and people better then any youtuber. Thank you Christian

[@davidtodd3435]

Reunion Tower Observatory is open to the public for a nominal fee. You should take the DART Tram for the day, because it will take you throughout Dallas , and Fairpark, and northern part of Dallas for $5 a day that way you can park the RV, save some money on gas, and enjoy the sights on foot. By the way, you should go to the Dallas Museum of Arts this week; it's huge and it's FREE and church Clyde Warren Park next to the museum.

[@softboibillie]

I used to live around there and was oblivious that I walked by that building everyday. Alot of abandoned and interesting buildings around there.

[@m3trooper]

Totally had a Beavis & Butthead moment with "SLOW BONE"! eh,ah,ha,ha,eh,eh,he,he...

[@themainproblem]

I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for your efforts to share them with us. Greetings from Arizona.

[@mattrobison4079]

are you going to try to find Lee Harvey Oswald's grave why you're in Dallas

[@markg6860]

Oswald is buried in Fort Worth.

[@raedelgado3865]

Really? Where?

[@rkelsey3341]

@@raedelgado3865 Rose Hill Cemetery

[@rkelsey3341]

@@raedelgado3865 www.findagrave.com/memorial/781/lee-harvey-oswald

[@joshypoo2006]

Buried at the cemtery on division road before 820 highway. I live minutes from there So im telling the truth

[@johnpouliot]

We all love this too Adam, thank you!

[@tinplategeek1058]

Up nice and early today. Thanks Adam.

[@MPunky666]

Yeah you did it! Thanks for checking out their graves! I hope you're enjoying your time in Texas. It's a huge state but that just means there is more cool stuff to check out!

[@tmm226]

Why do we glorify those who have done wrongs against society?

[@cinderellacomplex7]

I don't think you realize it was most likely their families that buried them so naturally they want to pay respect to their loved ones. Bonnie and Clyde had families after all.

[@charliebrown523]

cinderellacomplex7 Yeah fuck em though

[@tmm226]

cinderellacomplex7 - I understand that, however, you can bet no family members are going to those graves, it's the public standing over them in admiration of what they have done and how they stuck it to the police for as long as they did.

[@cinderellacomplex7]

How do you know that's what all of the public is doing though? Not every single person who visits the grave goes there to 'admire' who is buried. Some, like Adam, go out of sheer curiosity and fascination. I certainly would visit because I'm a bit of a history nut.

[@cinderellacomplex7]

You can't blame the families, dude. Despite their wrongdoings, you can't blame a loved one for still wanting to care for them.

[@raynonabohrer5624]

You are a wonderful man. Thank you. Senior citizen homebound!

[@GregsVlog]

Would have been funny if Guttermouth had said, "Hey Adam, our bass player is sick tonight, get up there with us!" haha

[@Molemania11]

Had no idea Adam was in a band like gutter mouth. He's a legit rock star. Makes him even cooler now!

[@pauljustis2035]

Soapymouth was on their last tour,everybody straightened up.

[@brendawalton3773]

Adventures by George 1

[@dianeobrocki9548]

Thank you Adam for taking us along on your adventures. I look forward to a new vlog everyday. You have become a small part of my life and I really enjoy all that you do. Take care of yourself.