Touring the Old Rock House (With Interview) | Secrets of St. Louis

[@ThisHouse]

Check out The Old Rock House: oldrockhouse.com/

[@candymegahan2702]

Thank you for being conscientious and concerned for accuracy in your presentations.

[@baffledanderanged2101]

Thank you for the correction. Have a good day 😊 💛 Interesting to hear about different parts of history!👍👍❤

[@ThisHouse]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for giving us another chance!

[@baffledanderanged2101]

@@ThisHouse Always! Keep up the great work!😊

[@yammytho]

Great video as usual! I didn't see the previous Old Rock House video, but I'm glad that you were so honest about needing corrections.

[@twistoffate4791]

The vintage photo at 13:25 is just really cool to see. I am looking forward to visiting the structure in which the interview took place. I like the white patterned ceiling, the exposed brick, the green walls and the chic couches.. Thanks for the information!!

[@betsyh2503]

Thanks for the update and correction. St. Louis history is very intriguing. ❤️

[@LisaNH934]

👏 thanks for making corrections! This place is beautiful regardless and the history lesson is great. I have added it to my list to see this summer!!! Yay! 😄 thank you Ken...you're a stand-up guy.

[@jimmyleon2983]

Awesome club, I had no idea of its St. Louis history. I know Jimmie Vaughn has played here, so has Leon Russell.

[@janedee6488]

Once again very good video.

[@brianmckanna1795]

Well done my friend

[@vernonsanders371]

This building amazing the rehab is very good quality 👌

[@vickiephilpitt7697]

Is the whole building (both the white and red brick) now the Old Rock House or only the white brick. Whichever the case, it appears to be a lot of space for the venue.

[@ThisHouse]

Both buildings serve as the venue. The red one was preexisting and the white one is the newer addition.

[@PrimephotoStudio]

Nice video!

[@willtheman840]

Wonderful. My main concern? Is there a sprinkler system? Are there multiple, clearly marked fire exists? Are there automatic alams?

[@johnkennamann1462]

You can see this stuff all over the video. This is St Louis, not Warwick, RI.

[@twistoffate4791]

And, the stairs leading down to the basement have lighting next to the floor, which is a good safety accent to offer visitors & concert-goers.

[@brianmuehlher5330]

Just after the 4:30 🕟. What was that drifting down into Tim? Great video by the way.

[@DougVarble]

Wow, Saint Louis history…. Overlapping stories!

[@connerkirk1043]

It's like going back in time even the traffic on the highway at the end was going back

[@ThisHouse]

Good eye!

[@alphonsobutlakiv789]

So if they numbered the parts, if any building in the city finds parts numbered like to those of the original parts, they may be those parts. It's parts probably reconfigerd, it's arches maybe of stayed together, also where the stones stick out at the base as they were probably all different possibly. Have located a few artifacts from lost building and like things, domes, trolleys and lions so far.

[@tammybrown4901]

Thank you for explaining

[@jamesdavis5096]

"In 1904 the Mexican Circus was housed here, providing entertainment...wait...wrong script!!! that aint right!!! who is writing this??!?"

[@John-bg6gb]

Great video!