Hi Jon and the lovely Heather, what a beautiful town, I loved all the old architecture there and I also loved the stained glass rose, wasn't it pretty and very well made. Davy Crockett's old boyhood home was my favourite place though, when you consider how long that building has stood for and all the history it's witnessed through the years it blows your mind. Thank you so much for taking us along and it's always good to see Heather in your video's. xx
i had lived there for 13 years and i have to say the town is pretty but its it is the worst town to live it because of the people some people were nice but not all i lived in a mentally abusive house because of my grandmother am not in that town anymore not everything is what it looks like.
That “building” you were talking about is actually a parking structure that was built several years back. It was designed to look that way. Jersey Girl is a good place to eat. Hassan-Bryant used to be the old hardware store in downtown.
You're in my neck of the woods today! And the building that had all the windows shut up used to be a church of I'm not mistaken...I've actually been able to investigate that building years ago...our little town has alot of history !
Nice town thanks for sharing I’m jealous of Heathers Santa blow mold my wife has bought me some vintage molds over the years . Keep the one tanks coming , I’m on the west coast would love to have some towns with that kind of history.
Love these one tank road trips. Morristown is so pretty. I love how you show off the architecture of a place. The rose building is awesome. Davy Crocketts tavern and house was very interesting. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
Adorable couple!!!! I live about 3 Minutes from here and my best friend goes to the rose center all of the time because she’s a musical goddess haha but glad to see some youtubers visiting my area :)
What a lovely town. Down town was wonderful. I love the old houses. Love to go ghost hunting in them! Great video. Was nice seeing Heather along for the ride! Stay safe and God Bless.
I live near Morristown and go often. I love the old hospital building across from current hospital. I hope they perserve it. One dentist still in there.❤
My home town! I could have told you a little about downtown and it's only about a mile from me. I'll get some info together for you and I'll let you know. Love the video! By the way, Jersey Girl is a popular spot!
@@kellykeller9640 i will see what i can find out about it. The owner passed but I'll find out who is overseeing the property now. I bought my first fridge there in 1983
Hello! Just moved here from New Jersey and drove downtown to the the Jerzy Girl Cafe. It was closed. 😔 Will need to try again! Q. Could you provide a list of places to visit, attractions, events etc Folks here seem friendly! 😊
@@linak7155 people here really enjoy the lakes but there are several parks in the area. There is also 'Pickin' in the Park' at Fred Miller park, many car shows- every Saturday around town. The 4th of July fireworks at Cherokee Park is a favorite as well. Im not absolutely sure about the 'pickin' in the Park' or the movies they show at Fred Miller with the pandemic but im sure they will have it soon if not already. Usually a strawberry festival but haven't heard about it this year, grainger county also has a tomato festival. 'Cooter Days' (I thinks is correct name) in Bulls Gap put on by Cooter from Dukes of Hazzard. Archie Cambell days is also held in Bulls Gap. I hope you enjoy it here! Lived here all my life and couldn't imagine living anywhere else.
@@lorij9309wow! I really appreciate all the good leads! 😁👍You are a native Tennessean! So much has changed since this pandemic. I hv noticed things are slowly getting back to normal though. It's going to be a while before we get settled but we are so happy 2 finally be here in TN.🌻
I love this vlog !! That's a beautiful old town . I love the old Santa Claus that Heather bought !! You go girl.....!! 😉 In my home town ( Winder Ga. ) we still have the old buildings too . I can remember when I was a little girl going to the store with my Pawpaw and I use to love the old cloth green & white striped awnings . Why I don't know , but I did . They even had some cloth Coca Cola signs too . You use to see them around Atlanta . Atlanta has changed a lot though since I was a little girl . Thanks Jon & Heather for taking us along on your beautiful trip .
I grew up there. I got married to my first wife in Rose Center. We did the ceremony on the grand stairway and took pictures of us standing out on the balcony in the front.
I think that this is a great channel, liked the history and the good eats, just subscribed to this channel and I have been subscribed to your other one too. 🙂🧡
The building at 4 minutes and 43 seconds is actually a brand new structure built by the city during the “Save Downtown” movement. Previously, there stood a pool hall and restaurant that got run down and unsafe. They tore that building down to build this new parking garage. They made the facade to look as if it is a historic building itself. It’s no more than 10 years old! Just a parking garage!
My Mom and Dad had that same end tables and coffee table when I was in my late teens. The antique stores were really neat. we have a indoor antique/flea market called Rescue Me Market. The ones in your video reminded me of it.
Did I ever mentioned, that I love when you go vlogging and talk about history? Don't forget to drink a Tallboy beer. I had my first in Chananoga Tennessee. "What"? Hello Heather..
I absolutely love these kind of videos...I noticed the big power poles they had in town back in the day in the old picture...they should just keep that old furniture building as is...seems that's what they are doing anyway...keep it as a time capsule..God bless...😃 ❤
Really enjoyed the video great scenery and commentary there is quite a mix of design going on. Also there's a few reasons they'll brick up extra outside light or vent window not needed for better lighting and AC. On upper floors like that I've seen allot of places rent it as warehouse/storage space. Sometimes older windows are odd sizes and a home owner or business in this case won't have the time or money to wait for custom replacement. I see this quite abit with older homes around me where they use siding or brick and install a regular vs long window frame.
the Java Garden restaurant is no longer there, BUT, before the java garden building was built, there was another much bigger building located there that was a movie theater called The Princess Theater. it wss there for many years. they only had 1 movie screen.
When you look at the old picture of downtown and compare to today, the building that picture is in the window of (the one with the paint ball sign) is shown in the old photo. It's the old parks Belk building. The paintball sign is no longer there. I was very happy to take that sign down lol
Hey guys. The first structure you encountered is a new parking deck. Several buildings were demolished to make room for it. The first design was for store frontage to be in the bottom, but local political end fighting prevented that.
Any time you see windows above the street level bricked up or boarded up, that means those floors are abandoned. You can ask the ground floor tenant if they have access to it, or get the name of the landlord. They are probably not structurally unsound. The roof has to be maintained to protect the valuable real estate on the ground floor. They can't just let the upper floors deteriorate.
I went to school there in 3rd grade. First room to left. Mom also went to that school in same school and had the same teacher. That was when JFK was assassinated. Mrs. Hale was my teacher. Where windows were bricked up. I know 2nd floor furniture of M&S Sales. Sonny Mayes (late 90s) was last one I bought from there. I don't know what happened. I use to buy from his Dad prior to.
I'm from Morristown Tennessee, does anyone remember the Musick family or my Dad, Sam Jack? I'd love to move back but have heard mixed reviews about living there.
Awesome video, at 540 at that corner you cut off pretty much if you was to have went up that hill then across Thu street, was where thu skatepark use to be, pretty much between thu police department and thu courthouse is where thu skatepark use to be, I wish it still was there, it sucks they moved it, now if you skateboard its miles and miles away, you have to drive there to get there, where it's now is at franklorino park,across morristown mall, thu bridge, and you see it to your right all that land, pretty much I hope they move Thu skatepark close to town where it should be for more skateboarders to skateboard, cause eversense they moved it, theres not many skateboarders left, just me my friends and a few kids getting in to it. I've tryd getting Thu skatepark moved but they don't listen. Maybe I can get people to help me soon, hope to.
O yeah at 1500 that being a park soon, very big space, I asked thu recreation folks about that park and they said its gonna be a park soon, then I said are yall putting a skatepark there, and they said yeah at first, then they I heard had a meeting about it and I heard they pretty much gave up on it and said they didn't have enough space for a skatepark. It broke my heart to when I heard that news cause that would be perfect for a skatepark to be at, and skateboarders wouldn't have to go to far or wonder where it's at.
We just went there and was followed and harassed by a crazy homeless lady. 😳 This area has really gotten bad. Look out for bums and thieves or just avoid.
Hey guys i hope you enjoyed this one i will be doing many more soon to come.
Yes....please do !! I love seeing the old buildings and the old houses that have been restored !! One of my favorites !!
love your videos
I’m from Morristown, Tennessee and was surprised that you didn’t mention the overhead sidewalks. Downtown is amazing.
Is Morristown a safe City to move to, Jackie? It's looks so pretty.
It’s nice to see my little town in the limelight 🙌🏻😊
Hi Jon and the lovely Heather, what a beautiful town, I loved all the old architecture there and I also loved the stained glass rose, wasn't it pretty and very well made. Davy Crockett's old boyhood home was my favourite place though, when you consider how long that building has stood for and all the history it's witnessed through the years it blows your mind. Thank you so much for taking us along and it's always good to see Heather in your video's. xx
Sue Girling Sadly, the Davy Crockett Tavern Museum is just a replica, however it is built on the approximate location
i had lived there for 13 years and i have to say the town is pretty but its it is the worst town to live it because of the people some people were nice but not all i lived in a mentally abusive house because of my grandmother am not in that town anymore not everything is what it looks like.
That “building” you were talking about is actually a parking structure that was built several years back. It was designed to look that way. Jersey Girl is a good place to eat. Hassan-Bryant used to be the old hardware store in downtown.
You're in my neck of the woods today! And the building that had all the windows shut up used to be a church of I'm not mistaken...I've actually been able to investigate that building years ago...our little town has alot of history !
I love all the older architecture of all the buildings!!! Thanks for another great one tank trip video!!
I love downtown squares like this!
yes please love looking at the old buildings than you for sharing👍
Hey, nice video, if we knew you were coming we'd of said Hi, lol. Morristown also has a Ghost Walk downtown, periodically.
I love the ghost walks! I went to one a couple of years ago!
Ghost walk?
Nice town thanks for sharing I’m jealous of Heathers Santa blow mold my wife has bought me some vintage molds over the years . Keep the one tanks coming , I’m on the west coast would love to have some towns with that kind of history.
Thank you guys. Such an adorable couple. Thank you for taking us along. Those buildings are breathtaking. You all be safe and God Bless. 💖😍🎥😎
Love these one tank road trips. Morristown is so pretty. I love how you show off the architecture of a place. The rose building is awesome. Davy Crocketts tavern and house was very interesting. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
Adorable couple!!!! I live about 3 Minutes from here and my best friend goes to the rose center all of the time because she’s a musical goddess haha but glad to see some youtubers visiting my area :)
So excited for another video! Great Video. Can't wait for your next one!!!
What a lovely town. Down town was wonderful. I love the old houses. Love to go ghost hunting in them! Great video. Was nice seeing Heather along for the ride! Stay safe and God Bless.
I love those xmas blow molds. We started collecting those!
Really enjoy these videos . Thanks Jon
Thank you for this incredible video. Looks like it would be a nice place to visit. Good to see Heather and love the Santa!
Thanks
Loved this. I'm in the UK and love to see these quaint towns. Love the architecture. Really enjoyed this, cheers x
Neat little town. I love old buildings,. I Enjoy your one tank trips.
Thanks
Hi Jon & Heather! Great little town. Cool that its David Crocket hometown. Awesome video.
What a beautiful little town. Loved the architecture!
It really isn’t a “little town”. It covers a lot of miles!
Love the walk way at the top and it goes over the road
Edward Riddle That’s our famous “Skymart!”
Thx for showing us around you guys are so cute and loved seeing heather today . Safe journey guys❤️
Another great video. Thanks guys:) 👍👍👍
Hi Heather. Nice seeing you. Jon the tank of gas trips are very interesting. Glad they’ll be more. Loved the old Santa
Great looking town, thanks for sharing the footage!
I really enjoy seeing the places you visit and it’s great to see Heather!
I just love small towns! Thanks, Jon & Heather! Good score on that Santa, too! *;)*
Awesome video of marristown ❤️💜
Very cool old downtown love the music
I live near Morristown and go often. I love the old hospital building across from current hospital. I hope they perserve it. One dentist still in there.❤
It was nice to see you and Heather visiting this town! TFS!
So strange on the furniture store from the 80's collecting dust!
Great to see Heather. This was a great town, I also like all the old buildings. Thank you, Jon.
Really enjoyed this. That architecture is just beautiful. Thank you
Need more of these type . Heather adds a lot!
My home town! I could have told you a little about downtown and it's only about a mile from me. I'll get some info together for you and I'll let you know. Love the video! By the way, Jersey Girl is a popular spot!
I would like to know a little about the old furniture building..why it's left that way.
@@kellykeller9640 i will see what i can find out about it. The owner passed but I'll find out who is overseeing the property now. I bought my first fridge there in 1983
Hello! Just moved here from New Jersey and drove downtown to the the Jerzy Girl Cafe. It was closed. 😔 Will need to try again! Q. Could you provide a list of places to visit, attractions, events etc Folks here seem friendly! 😊
@@linak7155 people here really enjoy the lakes but there are several parks in the area. There is also 'Pickin' in the Park' at Fred Miller park, many car shows- every Saturday around town. The 4th of July fireworks at Cherokee Park is a favorite as well. Im not absolutely sure about the 'pickin' in the Park' or the movies they show at Fred Miller with the pandemic but im sure they will have it soon if not already. Usually a strawberry festival but haven't heard about it this year, grainger county also has a tomato festival. 'Cooter Days' (I thinks is correct name) in Bulls Gap put on by Cooter from Dukes of Hazzard. Archie Cambell days is also held in Bulls Gap. I hope you enjoy it here! Lived here all my life and couldn't imagine living anywhere else.
@@lorij9309wow! I really appreciate all the good leads! 😁👍You are a native Tennessean! So much has changed since this pandemic. I hv noticed things are slowly getting back to normal though. It's going to be a while before we get settled but we are so happy 2 finally be here in TN.🌻
I love this vlog !! That's a beautiful old town . I love the old Santa Claus that Heather bought !! You go girl.....!! 😉 In my home town ( Winder Ga. ) we still have the old buildings too . I can remember when I was a little girl going to the store with my Pawpaw and I use to love the old cloth green & white striped awnings . Why I don't know , but I did . They even had some cloth Coca Cola signs too . You use to see them around Atlanta . Atlanta has changed a lot though since I was a little girl . Thanks Jon & Heather for taking us along on your beautiful trip .
Ah so nice to see You & Heather out together. Another interesting video.. SAFE TRAVELS
& GOD BLESS
this place is beautiful it's nice to see Heather in the video thanks Jon
I grew up there. I got married to my first wife in Rose Center. We did the ceremony on the grand stairway and took pictures of us standing out on the balcony in the front.
That’s a really neat little town
Heather, you have the most gorgeous eyes I've ever seen. My youngest daughter agrees.
I think that this is a great channel, liked the history and the good eats, just subscribed to this channel and I have been subscribed to your other one too. 🙂🧡
Hi Jon and Heather! I really like these one-tank travel videos.
Please do more of these with you and heather jon! I have no life so I enjoy watching you guys travel!
The building at 4 minutes and 43 seconds is actually a brand new structure built by the city during the “Save Downtown” movement. Previously, there stood a pool hall and restaurant that got run down and unsafe. They tore that building down to build this new parking garage. They made the facade to look as if it is a historic building itself. It’s no more than 10 years old! Just a parking garage!
My Mom and Dad had that same end tables and coffee table when I was in my late teens. The antique stores were really neat. we have a indoor antique/flea market called Rescue Me Market. The ones in your video reminded me of it.
Did I ever mentioned, that I love when you go vlogging and talk about history? Don't forget to drink a Tallboy beer. I had my first in Chananoga Tennessee. "What"? Hello Heather..
Fun fact: they hold Christmas parades downtown every Christmas:)
Yes!!! And they're so fun!
I LOVE downtown Morristown! I was just there today
love the old towns
Love the one tank trip..Good to see your beautiful wife with you
I absolutely love these kind of videos...I noticed the big power poles they had in town back in the day in the old picture...they should just keep that old furniture building as is...seems that's what they are doing anyway...keep it as a time capsule..God bless...😃 ❤
How did the dog react to the santa?
Was an old movie house on Main Street too, saw Spartacus there staring Kirk Douglas.
Really enjoyed the video great scenery and commentary there is quite a mix of design going on. Also there's a few reasons they'll brick up extra outside light or vent window not needed for better lighting and AC. On upper floors like that I've seen allot of places rent it as warehouse/storage space. Sometimes older windows are odd sizes and a home owner or business in this case won't have the time or money to wait for custom replacement. I see this quite abit with older homes around me where they use siding or brick and install a regular vs long window frame.
the Java Garden restaurant is no longer there, BUT, before the java garden building was built, there was another much bigger building located there that was a movie theater called The Princess Theater. it wss there for many years. they only had 1 movie screen.
Thanks for covering my Home Town (and Current Town)! I’m a HUGE history buff so if you want to know anything, just ask!
Like the intro. Always an enjoyable vlog.
Love your One Rank Trips. They give us a little snippet of some of these small towns and you highlight the main things! Great job! Thanks for sharing!
Love the one tank trip videos
Very cool town! I would love to visit there!
A great video...i have just came across your channel...Looks like another city I will have to vist...Looking to move out of the Washington DC Area
Beautiful town in morristown tennessee, I skateboard threw there about everyday.
Love!
When you look at the old picture of downtown and compare to today, the building that picture is in the window of (the one with the paint ball sign) is shown in the old photo. It's the old parks Belk building.
The paintball sign is no longer there. I was very happy to take that sign down lol
Hey guys. The first structure you encountered is a new parking deck. Several buildings were demolished to make room for it. The first design was for store frontage to be in the bottom, but local political end fighting prevented that.
Any time you see windows above the street level bricked up or boarded up, that means those floors are abandoned. You can ask the ground floor tenant if they have access to it, or get the name of the landlord. They are probably not structurally unsound. The roof has to be maintained to protect the valuable real estate on the ground floor. They can't just let the upper floors deteriorate.
The weird skywalk thing is preventing the downtown from really coming alive like Knoxville’s downtown.
Nice place
I live here
I danced on that stage many times.
They had a big flood and built the elevated sidewalks after that. I guess that's why the lower level is bricked up.
The walls had to be thick so the other students couldn't hear the screams
I went to school there in 3rd grade. First room to left. Mom also went to that school in same school and had the same teacher. That was when JFK was assassinated. Mrs. Hale was my teacher. Where windows were bricked up. I know 2nd floor furniture of M&S Sales. Sonny Mayes (late 90s) was last one I bought from there. I don't know what happened. I use to buy from his Dad prior to.
I'm from Morristown Tennessee, does anyone remember the Musick family or my Dad, Sam Jack? I'd love to move back but have heard mixed reviews about living there.
Awesome video, at 540 at that corner you cut off pretty much if you was to have went up that hill then across Thu street, was where thu skatepark use to be, pretty much between thu police department and thu courthouse is where thu skatepark use to be, I wish it still was there, it sucks they moved it, now if you skateboard its miles and miles away, you have to drive there to get there, where it's now is at franklorino park,across morristown mall, thu bridge, and you see it to your right all that land, pretty much I hope they move Thu skatepark close to town where it should be for more skateboarders to skateboard, cause eversense they moved it, theres not many skateboarders left, just me my friends and a few kids getting in to it. I've tryd getting Thu skatepark moved but they don't listen. Maybe I can get people to help me soon, hope to.
O yeah at 1500 that being a park soon, very big space, I asked thu recreation folks about that park and they said its gonna be a park soon, then I said are yall putting a skatepark there, and they said yeah at first, then they I heard had a meeting about it and I heard they pretty much gave up on it and said they didn't have enough space for a skatepark. It broke my heart to when I heard that news cause that would be perfect for a skatepark to be at, and skateboarders wouldn't have to go to far or wonder where it's at.
My grandmother went to Rosecenter for highschool
First F’ART 💚
the hasson bryan HDWE (means hardware)
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i used to live there 😀
Why did you leave us
We just went there and was followed and harassed by a crazy homeless lady. 😳 This area has really gotten bad. Look out for bums and thieves or just avoid.
I just wish you’d spend less time in one area and show more