Route 66 Museums, Murder, & Desert History
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- What's a Volcanic Bomb!? Kingman Arizona is the HEART of Historic Route 66, with tons of surviving Motels, historic buildings, Wall murals, and other amazing Route 66 wonders. But because of the wonderful 110°F heat, and because of a case of mild heat exhaustion, I thought we'd take a look at Kingman's Route 66 museum AND the Mojave Museum of History and the Arts, which talks about Ghost Towns, Native Americans, and Volcanic Bombs!
Join me for a tour of Kingman Arizona, Route 66, Old West, and AMERICAN History, on the Mother road!
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Justin, thanks for the opportunity to vicariously wander the world.
The guy who called you a loser? Dude, stop watching or sit in Justin's passenger seat and enjoy the ride. He actually provides a service. It's like PBS, but more specific and funnier!
Guys like you and Adam provide us with the opportunity to either see what we might never have the chance to or inspire us to go check it out ourselves.
That orange car is a CitiCar from the 70s made by a company called Sebring Vanguard
I cannot get enough of the Route 66 stuff! I live one block from Route 66 in Rancho Cucamonga, lots of cool history here too! And speaking of UFO i filmed one on Thursday July 28th 4am flying over Fontana Ca. :-) This is the 2nd one i got on film.
Grew up in Tucson lived there for 27 years, I also played shows at the Skrappys, and toured through the southwest ect, I truly miss the road and seeing all this serious nostalgic history. Hoping to move back to Tucson next year in an airstream fulltime.
That was great! Ran as long as a Star Trek episode. Had a TV dinner whilst I watched. Thanks bunches!
Jack Kerouac is actually my great great uncle! Me and my best friend are planning a Route 66 road trip next summer! We're pumped!
I thought bowling alley when I saw that building too! love that style architecture
RandomGaminginHD hey love your reviews man
I'd always go with my dad to the check in lobbies to get some pamphlets of stuff to do and read them in our room.
My dad and his family were one of the Oakies turned away from California so they moved on to Oregon. Good times, lol. Thank you, Justin for braving the insane heat to bring us another awesome road trip! I love all your videos but I think you excel at road trips. Amazing job.
I love how you teach history with comedy. That is a great way to learn. If you ever decide to do anything else you would make a great history teacher for kids. they would love you too.
Amazing vlog. Great job Justin. We love history and you do it so well. Hope you feel better when you get back home.
Welcome back mate! Hope you're feeling better :-)
Also, those Kachina dolls look like Adventure Time monsters. I especially loved the weird 'Marrow King'.... Or squash, as you guys would probably call it!
My 11 year old son is so interested in history due to your vids. I think he's going cross country as soon as he gets his license. Great entry today Justin. please take it easy in the heat friend!!
Once again, thank you for everything Justin! I always look forward to when you upload!! Cheers bro :)
GET YOUR KICKS ON ROUTE 66!!!!!!!!
Please bring back your Randomland jokes where you see somebody that looks like someone famous. Cracks me up every time!! Keep on truckin!!
From my search: The Mohave Museum of History & Arts was originally an archive room in the office of the Chamber of Commerce.
Bobby Troupe would be proud of your rendition of his ROUTE 66..
Never actually heard of Andy Devine. But with the mention of that Robin Hood film, I certainly know that voice from my childhood.
Your educational Vlogs are always fun and enjoyable to watch. I never knew either that Camels where used by those trekking across the country to California back in the old west. Love the sunset shot. Though I am kinda envious I never got to see it with my own eyes. Love sunsets :)
Thank You, Kiddo, as always for a Crazy Good vlog... I'm impressed that I can share this with Kids because there's no offensive language.. You've peaked Their interest in history in a fun way. Then We can talk about what You've mentioned on vid... Really enjoy watching Your "Adventures".. Keep 'em coming, after You reccouporate from this one, that is.. Stay Well. ; D
The little electric car was sold at least into the early 1980s. My Troop Commander at Fort Knox, KY purchased one new in 1980 and was still driving it (due to it's short range only on Post to and from his quarters and our barracks) in late 1982 when he PCSd to West Point as an instructor there. He took the car with him and I assume he used it for the same purpose, short range commuting, while he was assigned to West Point.
Very cool, I like your wackiness too. Great old timer voice you used back when you talked about the covered wagon, haha! I got that flux capacitor in my car too!
Thanks for giving me something to watch while waiting for my next flight!
The pay phone next to the door at 22:58. Wow! Talk about an antique. 😂
On The Road (Jack Kerouac) is the quintessential novel (semi-autobiography) of the "Beat Generation", in the same way that "HOWL" (Allen Ginsberg) is the quintessential poem of the "Beat Generation".
Kingman is where I had my last accident as a driver driving for Greyhound, not too far from Andy Devine Blvd
Justin you're hilarious and could actually be Bob Denver in disguise. That is an outstanding museum.
Why oh why did I ever go to school. Thank you as ever. U r awesome.
Make sure you keep hydrated! (With water not Mountain Dew)
My weddings rings are tungsten. My husband broke every other ring before it...he's hard on jewelry the way some people are hard on shoes. But the tungsten saved the day. Thanks, Boriana!
Video's like yours Justin are the reason why I will never need cable. Thank you so much man for all the cool and weird things you show us and please never stop!
LOVE the history ones. Also there's something wonderful about a rainstorm in the desert. Tinkyewveddymuch.
The little blue car @21:45 reminds me of the gogo mobile mr.incredible drove
another well done video blog. You are a great communicator of our pop culture. Enjoyable Video. Now stay out of the heat.
Totally awesome vlog Justin! I really loved Andy Devine growing on the western Wild Bill Hickok on TV & radio! I still listen to some of his old radio show appearances as Jingles in that series on a on line old time radio site! Really love these museum tours you do! Very well done and I really always look forward to your vlogs! Thank you so much for doing them!
I really appreciate the videos...but having lived in Arizona and trying to push myself in the heat before also...Ive experienced heat exhaustion and had to go to the hospital for it once...stay hydrated...stay in the shade...and wear white :) maybe this would be a better trip for the cooler months?...stay safe!
I love Arizona! I would never love there. Lol. Too hot for this Seattleite. My 6x great grandpa helped settle Mesa, AZ in 1878. Can you imagine no a/c in the summertime there? No thank you!!!!
That was all kinds of awesome. Thanks, Justin.
Good morning Justin, from Louisville Kentucky!! I don't live here though, but it's BEAUTIFUL!! I live in California in the same area as you, Orange County !😊👍🏻
great volg series... hope you get re-hydrated .
Love it wake up and there's a new video. thank you Justin!
The Best Channel on RUclips...The Mohave Museum is literally 8 blocks from my house. It''s nice to see someone else think my hometown is as cool as I do. Great Job on all your vid's!!!!!
Hope your feeling better? Who else is going to get heat exhaustion and still get us an awesome video? Who you say @justinscarred that's who!!!!
The painting of Andy Devine in Kingman looks like Will Rogers.
I often watch the movies in museums -- they provide a visual context of historical artifacts. :)
Awesome to see you back on the road again! "Movin" right along"
Nailed the opening credits sometimes vlog
Great ole museums..............but that sunset at the end..............AWESOME! what a great pic that would have made. Thanks for sharing.
I think some of those displays are of termporary diners that were small little diners they could transport pretty much anywhere around the 50s and set up shop where they needed to.
Justin what can I say! That was amazing. So much history, that I would never had know, with out you. I hope some teachers take some of your videos and show them to there students, if you are there showing how fasenating people where back then, just maybe it might hold there interest. Are history is so important, we learn from our mistakes. How hard it was to live in the begin. Only the strong survive.
I can't stand any thing over 85 F degrees, and I'm a woman. Thank you again. Chirp
What a sun set. Thanks for your videos Justin. I love those old museums.
I don't know why but the Hotel Beale reminds me a lot of the Hotel Congress in Tucson. Maybe it's that the cool sign on the roof looks like the one at Hotel Congress...
Justin I just absolutely love your Vlogs and all of the historical route 66 information that you share with is thank you so much
Dude awesome videos I met you on the 1st out side of space mnt and I forgot to thank you for your videos
What a great video. Beautiful Joshua Tree to the right of the sign at 00:00:26
Mild case of heat exhaustion?... excuse my gentle advice, but you need to be drinking water or Gatorade.....not soda which will only dehydrate you. We love your vlogs, and find each one super interesting. Keep up the good work....and Justin, please take care of yourself!
You do the best videos! Always enjoy them we like the same things!!!!!!!
i think you should do an all musical episode, that would be cool
So many interesting things in the museums. I especially liked the "doll house" and the whittlin' objects. Loved Andy Devine as a kid. I keep thinking he had froggy and did Buster Brown shoes ads. Hope I'm remembering correctly' You are quite the entertainer.
You are indeed remembering correctly! The show was "Andy's Gang", and he was SO GOOD with the kids! "Hi'ya, kids! Hi'ya, hi'ya!"
You can find clips on RUclips.
That mini store is AWESOOOME!
Great vlog Justin and AWESOME sunset!!! Ever consider traveling along the old missionary route in California? The El Camino Real?
You should visit the Camel Stables in Benica, Calif some time, shows the history and the equipment used on the Camels.
Thank you Justin!
Some great cars on that lot. From left, a 1941 Oldsmobile, two '41 DeSoto sedans, a '56 Ford F100 pickup, a '66 Mustang notchback and a '57 Chevy sedan. Considering they only want $3500 for the Chevy I'm guessing it's a mid-range 210 model and not a Bel Air.
Electric cart from Anaheim? Must be from Taylor Dunn its a company that build electric cars and has been in business since the 40's, my husband is a welder in the company. Great job on this video, loved it!
Good Morning ~ hope you have a wonderful week. Peace, Love & Respect to you.
Awesome musical sunset number 😂😂😂😂
Trying to remember Andy Devine but I looked it up and I was thinking of Pat Buttram who was also in Robin Hood but he was the sheriff. Also he was in the saloon in BttF3 but yeah, wrong guy. lol
that was the most beautiful sunset i have ever seen. what an amazing video, great job justin. hope you feel better.
That bug is a Palo Verde Beetle, they are harmless but quiet big and scary looking. They only live here in AZ and northern Mexico and only come out in late summer to mate. Now you know :)
The ending was epic! ☺☺☺
The Galaxy Diner in Kingman is awesome!I sat back on the old table where my family had lunch back in 1975 coming back from the Grand Canyon going back home to Phoenix.That is where my Dad was slapping the shit out of my Brothers for messing around and i laughed my ass off.I did get my ass kicking from my Bothers in the back of the family Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser for laughing at them.Dad would make occasional stops along I-17 to kick our ass for fucking up.Lovely Kingman yes indeed!That trip was 42 years ago.Time went by very quick.
hahaha...n u lived to tell about even after a beat down...
Dads will always be dads.Having 3 knuckle head sons they will always have this.That is one of my Route 66 memories back from the 1970s...Never forget stuff like that....
Oooops my bad Brother.....This happens when I'm drinking and typing..
wow great video. I was just in Kingman myself. safe travels
Love the artifacts! Great vid!
Car window swamp coolers like that one could be rented and then returned further down the road in the Southern CA and NV area.
Great Fozzie Bear quote..."A bear in his natural habitat, a Studebaker."
Next time you take a Route 66 trip. you should definitely bring someone along with you. I mean it would be nice to see you have some company. LOVE the ending!
What a beautiful sky! I would have staid for the storm, but then I love thunderstorms.
Best Vlog in the known universe period.
That little car looked like a highly modified 1976 CitiCar electric car. Looks like they added several extra batteries for range.
Hiram, you're essentially correct. That model is the Sebring-Vanguard Comuta Car, which did have the extra batteries added front and rear for greater range. They were built in Sebring, FL (USA) from 1977 to 1982. There was also a Comuta Van, which was used by the US Post Office for mail delivery. They had all of 6 horsepower, but remember, electric motors have maximum torque from zero RPM. They had a 40-mile range, and a top speed of about 35-40 MPH.
It's kinda cool seeing this place again, as my early childhood was spent growing up there. My best/worst memory was at the home depot around 1990 there was a shopping cart full of old comics for sale dirt cheap. On top was a copy of Action Comics #1, and I knew even if it was a reprint it was worth money, but my dad didn't believe me. I must of made a big enough scene about it because the next day when my dad decided to let me get it, the whole cart was bought out, and not even a month later a comic shop was opened up in town.
just what I needed this morning. thank you again Justin. 💓
Eva from hell on wheels has the exact same face tattoo.
Justin, your old timey voice reminds me of Mr. Spaulding,"...a shiny penny , a foundation for your future..!!"
Electric car co is "Taylor-Dunn" in Anaheim.
thank you for.making history so fun!
@ 24:30 Totally...I agree, Bowling Alley.
Thank you for the great videos of the OLLLLLLLLLLLD WEST~
omg! I think i've been to that visitors center before!
hey man. supporter of Adam The Woo here. found your chanel and subscribed. keep up the good work brother.
Another top vid matey!
Justin, you should think about making a full length Route 66 movie by putting all of your Route 66 videos together. You could name your movie something like "Scarred on Route 66", "Sometimes on Route 66". You might make some decent money selling the full length Route 66 movie 💰
the little triangle car has a sister across the street at Mr. D's Diner, and I have seen people ride around in it
Mr. D'z ROUTE 66 DINER
Great vlogs a lot of cool old cars
I saw the hotel Brunswick and immediately thought it looked hotel from ghost adventures. Then you said that it was haunted...
Epic video of Route 66
Awesome vid as always Justin. You've done your duty.
You should google "Hi Jolly" to learn more about the camels. Wiki has a good article
Wow! I think this is one of your longest vids, and it didn't even feel that long! :-)
I'm new to your channel. Came here by the way of Adam The Woo. Thanks for taking the time to get useful information about the places you visit. I've watched other Urbex explorers and they sound like a bunch of immature teenagers (LOL). I look forward to watching more of your adventures!