“Thanks to her father, they had to leave.” Because they found out he was gay. Let’s not make it sound like her papa was a bad guy. Because he wasn’t. Judy always had wonderful things to say about her father.. can’t say the same about her mother. The woman who destroyed her from day 1. 🤷🏻♀️💁🏻♀️
You are right. Her mother was something else. Started medicating her and basically exploited her. And didn’t her mom ultimately fall out in a parking lot towards the end of her life? When her father died, Judy’s world shattered.
@@conniemartinez2690 documentary about biography history channel VIP tickets tour New oasr awesome picture awards TCM channel on money made into the office box and make sure most of the time on 1922 she was born in same room history and bring them back to look like she feels like almost every day away magic of the day away and I'm I just love it so much it's looks like a new one part time past flash back past life look back
It is very nice that the town.of.her birth has a Museum in her honor.. I never knew it existed... I wonder if she herself ever saw it while she was alive...The house is very nice..
He seems overwhelmed cause he doesn't focus on anything and is going too fast. I want to visit this place very badly and can't wait. Either way thanks for a taste of what I'm in for one day.
I Wonder If Judy Garland's Daughters Liza An Lorna An Her Son Joey Know ThaT Her House Where She Grew Up In Is AlSo Officially A Part Of Her Museum As Well
Very good vlog however I too have to agree that you needed to slow the camera down so we could read the placards. I'm sure you've learned to do that by now. Once again though I enjoyed seeing the inside of Judy's childhood home.
Yeah man, slow it down! too much blur, you'll make people seasick!...lol.. Stop and look at the pictures and show the information. Hope you've got that figured out by now ;-)
That is definitely not the original dress. You can tell my the sleeves, and the color. Judy had a very very short collar with blue little things around it, and the sleeves are actually pointy, and that is not Gemen printed or whatever it’s called.
I just saw the original dress in a meuseum in ireland. Bought by a private investor for his own personal home museum and allowed to be viewed at the irish meuseum for 2 months before being put in his private collection. So sad the world wont be able to see it again for at least many years to come, if ever.
“Grew Up in as a baby”? And you should have focused in or read what the placards throughout the house said. It was to blurry to pause and read them. The viewer has no idea what any of those things were in the house! Just a little positive criticism for next time!
what's the deal with the taxidermy? did Frank and Ethel collect them or something? or is it not actually connected to the Gumms - just a random display of dead animals?
Looks like 1922 house since ghost girl named Judy Garland county schools in movie theater in new York times picture awards TCM hollywood movies on Netflix about how much money does it take you in movie part in doing documentary about biography history books years old ride before making maze ride new number and the best way magic
Moving toooooo fast!!! Then when the lil child touches the paino or something else, the recording hurry up and switch to something else due to the child doing something! GEEEEEEEESH I'm sure there are better recording of her house!
And! He was trying his best!! Try filming and having a kid! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 my anger is spilling over my calmness! Just bcz of U!! MY GOSH! HE WAS PROBABLY SAD BCZ OF WHAT U SAID! I HAVE ANGER ISSUES I KNOW BUT THIS! THIS IS MAKING ME RLLY MAD! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 HE WAS TRYING HIS BEST BCZ HE FIRST JOINED AND UR OVER HERE HATING ON HIM!! OOOHHH WHEN U MESS WITH MY FAM U MESS WITH ME!!!!!
The interior wall design was amazing, vintage vibe
Thank you for showing Judy's childhood home to those who may never get to visit it in person.
"Look at THIS...many hours of entertainment...DON'T [piano note as little girl presses key] - "
My grandfather adored Judy Garland.
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
“Thanks to her father, they had to leave.” Because they found out he was gay. Let’s not make it sound like her papa was a bad guy. Because he wasn’t. Judy always had wonderful things to say about her father.. can’t say the same about her mother. The woman who destroyed her from day 1. 🤷🏻♀️💁🏻♀️
You are right. Her mother was something else. Started medicating her and basically exploited her. And didn’t her mom ultimately fall out in a parking lot towards the end of her life? When her father died, Judy’s world shattered.
@@conniemartinez2690 documentary about biography history channel VIP tickets tour New oasr awesome picture awards TCM channel on money made into the office box and make sure most of the time on 1922 she was born in same room history and bring them back to look like she feels like almost every day away magic of the day away and I'm I just love it so much it's looks like a new one part time past flash back past life look back
Wow Judy Garland's Home Where She Grew Up Is Really Beautiful An Lovely 2
Aahhh I gotta go to this place
This house reminds me of my grandmother's house.
It is very nice that the town.of.her birth has a Museum in her honor.. I never knew it existed... I wonder if she herself ever saw it while she was alive...The house is very nice..
I hope can go there too💝🇵🇭
Fascinating 👠
He seems overwhelmed cause he doesn't focus on anything and is going too fast. I want to visit this place very badly and can't wait. Either way thanks for a taste of what I'm in for one day.
Thank you!
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
The carriage seen in the museum, and which was used in the movie, had actually belonged to Abe Lincoln.
Ms. Sonshine wow that’s amazing
I learned something new today
I Wonder If Judy Garland's Daughters Liza An Lorna An Her Son Joey Know ThaT Her House Where She Grew Up In Is AlSo Officially A Part Of Her Museum As Well
Very good vlog however I too have to agree that you needed to slow the camera down so we could read the placards. I'm sure you've learned to do that by now. Once again though I enjoyed seeing the inside of Judy's childhood home.
Yeah man, slow it down! too much blur, you'll make people seasick!...lol.. Stop and look at the pictures and show the information. Hope you've got that figured out by now ;-)
Thank you and I sure hope I’ve slowed down enough, I tend to get supper excited when I’m on locations where I’m filming
That house is made like mine only mine doesn't have that built in Sun porch at the front has just a regular porch
That is definitely not the original dress. You can tell my the sleeves, and the color. Judy had a very very short collar with blue little things around it, and the sleeves are actually pointy, and that is not Gemen printed or whatever it’s called.
furyfox13 hi?
This is one of my first videos and after a few phone calls you are right it was not a film used dress.
Gingham. A lightweight plain-woven cotton cloth typically checked in white and a bold color...
That definitely is the original dress
I just saw the original dress in a meuseum in ireland. Bought by a private investor for his own personal home museum and allowed to be viewed at the irish meuseum for 2 months before being put in his private collection. So sad the world wont be able to see it again for at least many years to come, if ever.
It's not her original House people think that it is it's not anymore because they making money off of it
Hell yeah, i mostly remember the playroom due to being a dumb child
“Grew Up in as a baby”? And you should have focused in or read what the placards throughout the house said. It was to blurry to pause and read them. The viewer has no idea what any of those things were in the house!
Just a little positive criticism for next time!
what's the deal with the taxidermy? did Frank and Ethel collect them or something? or is it not actually connected to the Gumms - just a random display of dead animals?
Judy was born in a small town outside Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The town was called Gum, Tennessee. That is also her real last name.
Yes her father was born there but official records show her being born in Grand Rapids MN birth name Francis Ethel gumm
Thanks for sharing? What state is this in?
AngeLa Marie Grand Rapids MN
needs more camera movement
+kscott loke thank you for the tip this is when I was just starting to film I'll try and keep that in mind
The Dorothy dress isn't original it's a copy
bessi lloyd yes you are correct, it was my first time there and my little one was on the move and I stupidly didn’t take the time to read things
roadside history it's OK im sorry I just love the wizard of oz so much
It is most definitely original - it's not a copy! Infact its the original original!
Looks like 1922 house since ghost girl named Judy Garland county schools in movie theater in new York times picture awards TCM hollywood movies on Netflix about how much money does it take you in movie part in doing documentary about biography history books years old ride before making maze ride new number and the best way magic
Moving toooooo fast!!! Then when the lil child touches the paino or something else, the recording hurry up and switch to something else due to the child doing something! GEEEEEEEESH I'm sure there are better recording of her house!
My plan is to go back and do it over this was my first recording and I really didn’t have a clue yet I am very sorry
I do not appreciate u! I’m the child! And I was only 3!!! Stop being so rude! U r being absolutely RIDICULOUS!!
And! He was trying his best!! Try filming and having a kid! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 my anger is spilling over my calmness! Just bcz of U!! MY GOSH! HE WAS PROBABLY SAD BCZ OF WHAT U SAID! I HAVE ANGER ISSUES I KNOW BUT THIS! THIS IS MAKING ME RLLY MAD! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 HE WAS TRYING HIS BEST BCZ HE FIRST JOINED AND UR OVER HERE HATING ON HIM!! OOOHHH WHEN U MESS WITH MY FAM U MESS WITH ME!!!!!
That dress is not the real dress
Who touched all the "original" stuff at the Judy Garland house?!
My husband!
We know it's prolly not her original toaster... But! It's become I meme in TN
Poor Judy: still being exploited.
I no
....it is being honored and remembered.