We are Arizonan's. Want to add my two-cents, lol! Jerome isn't structurally sound. It is starting to slip down the mountain. There are videos out there about this ongoing issue. Probably would avoid moving there but visiting, it is adorable. Bisbee is ok, it's an artsy town with a lot of pot smokers...and I mean A LOT. If that's for you, then, that might be a good fit for a visit. Tombstone, as mentioned in a comment, is growing but not in the right way. A large portion of the residential areas are very trashed out. Across the road, you have nicer properties. It is about 20 minutes from Sierra Vista, the closest place to shop. Tombstone gets very hot. Night's are a bit cooler than cities in AZ. It also gets very crowded and stays that way throughout the year. Anyway, just my unsolicited advice for those who have never visited these Arizona towns. Great video!
Tombstone is about 5,000 Ft elevation. It's WAY cooler than Tucson and Phoenix. I can drive to Sierra Vista in the same amount of time or less than driving to a Walmart in Southern Cal (Where I used to live). We are in the low 80's right now, 81 at 3pm in fact. We actually get a dusting of snow during the winters a couple of times each year. 😉
I was surprised to see tombstone as #1. I guess back in the day it was wild, but now its rough. Ive taken friends and family when they come and everytime everyone prefers bisbee.
Old West towns have such unique charm! They offer a slower pace of life, which can be perfect for retirement or just getting away from the hustle. Great list!
Sure! You live in Durango because you wouldn't want to live in Silverton. I live near Keystone but wouldn't want to live or retire in Leadville. Been to both many times, but live or retire there? Nope. Briggs simply needs to use a different headline.
@@hideawayhomesllc5103 I would live in Silverton in a heartbeat! Almost bought a restaurant there. I’m 55, if I could afford to retire right now, I would move there.
I visited south Colorado last year from Texas. I took a train from Durango to Silverton. I was so in love. Colorado is breathtaking! Loved Durango’s downtown area. Silverston was cute, but I thought it’s more secluded than Durango.
This one definitely needs a follow up. Every city in the list belongs there, but so do Ouray, CO, Butte, MT, Bodie, CA, and about six to ten different towns along California Highway 49 in the Gold Country.
My ancestors founded Panna Maria, Texas, the first Polish settlement in North America. Looking forward to visit Bandera sometime. Even at 900 people, it’s much larger than Panna Maria.
I'm currently working security for a movie set for a production that Kevin Costner is doing here in Southern Utah. I'm watching an old western town while they are away from production. It's not really an old western ghost town town, but the conditions are the same as what they would have been back then. It's a boring assignment, but I'm still having a good time here!
Leavenworth, Washington is a famous Bavarian style village in the Cascade mountains. The alpine style restaurants serve German beer and food. Be sure to go in winter. They go all out with Christmas lights and decorations. There's even a nutcracker museum! Don't miss this German jewel on the Wenatchee River, and bring your lederhosen!
To answer the video question, Helen, GA. Octoberfest is about to be insane. One road in and one road out, bars and restaurants all over. A river right thru the middle of town.
Being a native of Wyoming of course I am drawn to the Cowboy towns in Wyoming of which there are many. I would not have picked Jackson but there are others that I feel would be more appropriate on your list I would pick towns in Wyoming such as Cody Tensleep and Sheridan. You could also I think put Laramie on that list and Cheyenne.
I was almost expecting to see Elko Nevada. It is a classic Western town. I also like Gunnison Colorado and Las Vegas New Mexico as classic Western locales. Rawlings Wyoming also rates as classic Western. Rock Springs Wyoming is very Western
Oatman, Arizona! Its a cool little town, with friendly donkeys which are descendants of the original donkeys who were set free when the mine closed. Between Bullhead City and Lake Havasu city. We took the topock highway, along route 66 to get there. Worth the drive 😊
Wyatt and Morgan Earp arrived in Deadwood from Wichita in the early Fall, 1876. Morgan did not want to stay over the Winter and went back to Kansas. Wyatt stayed until the Spring of 1877 and then went to Dodge City. Wyatt arrived in Tombstone in December, 1879.
Virginia City is a pretty cool place, lots of history, and a huge mining heritage. Not far from Carson City, worth a day trip 👍🏻 “Bucket of Blood” tavern is a must see stop. But Deadwood, South Dakota is the coolest old west town. Almost feels like the late 1800’s … Wild Bill Hickok (aces & 8’s) and Calamity Jane makes it worth the trip. Especially if you take in Mount Rushmore not too far away.
As for your question, Pella, IA is a cool little town with a heavy Dutch heritage. They have several windmills and a tulip festival. It’s also where they make Pella Windows. I think they have a building code where the buildings must be made of brick, to include gas stations and other businesses that usually use the cheapest construction possible.
Add Medora, ND to your next western video. President Roosevelt had a home here which is located in the Theodore Roosevelt Park (North and South Unit of the Badlands). It even has a musical every night from Memorial Day until Labor Day. Enjoy the Bully Pulpit Golfing!
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I've been thru there cool town. We stopped at a hole in the wall Mexican restaurant where they apparently just filmed a scene for a movie, wobbly tables and all, best Mexican food I ever had!
I used to like Black Hawk, CO before the gambling industry started. I think my favorite is still Santa Fe NM. The history and art in NM goes back in millennium, like from the beginning of time.
Really should do a video just covering the gold rush and mining towns of California’s Highway 49. Such an underrated part of the most beautiful state in the country. Most only want to talk about the major metros, ocean, and Tahoe.
I totally agree with you. Jamestown with the huge train museum, Columbia with their wooden sidewalks and stage coach rides. Angels camp and Murphy’s plus many more and along Highway 49. You could stop and read the signs that tell about the history. It’s very cool; good suggestion. Highway 49 is located in California at the foothills of the sierra Nevada mountain range.
Tombstone is the coolest place I have ever visited. It's been 28yrs but I'll bet it hasn't changed. Literally stepped back in time to when the "Duke" hung out there or further back to "Doc" and the Earps. A world of its own.
Solvang, California has a Danish theme. I don't know if that fits your question. Solvang is located off U.S. 101, about an hour north of Santa Barbara.
I believe the the way Tombstone got its name was from when one first prospectors went to looking for gold/silver someone told him that about the only thing he would find would be a tombstone!
Came here to see if Virginia City was on the list and you did not disappoint. We’ve lived in Tahoe and now have a house about 30 min east of VC. The weekend following Labor Day, (this weekend as a matter of fact) there are camel and ostrich races. They parade the camels through the streets and into saloons 😳😂 It’s great fun! Always some quirky event there.
Poulsbo, WA has a Norwegian theme. I recommend Sluy’s Bakery, Vikingfest, and Julfest. They also have many other community events like an arts walk and a half marathon in October.
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We are Arizonan's. Want to add my two-cents, lol! Jerome isn't structurally sound. It is starting to slip down the mountain. There are videos out there about this ongoing issue. Probably would avoid moving there but visiting, it is adorable. Bisbee is ok, it's an artsy town with a lot of pot smokers...and I mean A LOT. If that's for you, then, that might be a good fit for a visit. Tombstone, as mentioned in a comment, is growing but not in the right way. A large portion of the residential areas are very trashed out. Across the road, you have nicer properties. It is about 20 minutes from Sierra Vista, the closest place to shop. Tombstone gets very hot. Night's are a bit cooler than cities in AZ. It also gets very crowded and stays that way throughout the year. Anyway, just my unsolicited advice for those who have never visited these Arizona towns. Great video!
Jerome has also a reputation for having lots of haunted buildings.The ghost tours are big business over there.
Omgoodness I lived in a town in Colorado That is showing early early signs of that.
Nailed it .Arizonan here.
Tombstone is about 5,000 Ft elevation. It's WAY cooler than Tucson and Phoenix. I can drive to Sierra Vista in the same amount of time or less than driving to a Walmart in Southern Cal (Where I used to live). We are in the low 80's right now, 81 at 3pm in fact. We actually get a dusting of snow during the winters a couple of times each year. 😉
I was surprised to see tombstone as #1. I guess back in the day it was wild, but now its rough. Ive taken friends and family when they come and everytime everyone prefers bisbee.
Old West towns have such unique charm! They offer a slower pace of life, which can be perfect for retirement or just getting away from the hustle. Great list!
Hey Briggs, your sense of humor , seamlessly incorporated into your videos is awesome. Fantastic .
Virginia City, NV! We’re a small mining town with a big drinking problem!
Lived here for several years. We love it!
It kind of got a black eye during Hot August Nights.
We stayed two nights in Cody, WY just last year. Loved it. Had some great meals and saw a rodeo. Very memorable.
Now you're talkin' my language, pardner. I live in Tucson and we love our old west rough and tumble towns!
Me too!
Yes we certainly do !!🎉❤
Yay! Silverton!!! I live in Durango and we all love Silverton!!
Sure! You live in Durango because you wouldn't want to live in Silverton. I live near Keystone but wouldn't want to live or retire in Leadville. Been to both many times, but live or retire there? Nope. Briggs simply needs to use a different headline.
@@hideawayhomesllc5103 I would live in Silverton in a heartbeat! Almost bought a restaurant there. I’m 55, if I could afford to retire right now, I would move there.
I visited south Colorado last year from Texas. I took a train from Durango to Silverton. I was so in love. Colorado is breathtaking! Loved Durango’s downtown area. Silverston was cute, but I thought it’s more secluded than Durango.
I visited Virginia City Nevada. It was amazing and I would love to live there. Close enough to both Reno and Carson City
We’ve lived in VC for a few years. Absolutely love it!
My husband and I went to Bandera, TX last winter while staying with relatives in San Antonio. What a cool little town. I could easily live there.
This one definitely needs a follow up. Every city in the list belongs there, but so do Ouray, CO, Butte, MT, Bodie, CA, and about six to ten different towns along California Highway 49 in the Gold Country.
Ouray is awesome.
Tombstone is a cool town to spend a day.
I LOVE Tombstone! We go there at least once a year
Went there as a kid back in the 80s
Intersection fact about Bandera, TX: Bandera, TX was founded as a Polish settlement. Polish immigrants built St. Stanislaus Catholic Church.
It’s a beautiful area!!
lots of towns in texas and northern mexico are founded by Germans, polish and italians but not in the same numbers as the east coast and midwest.
Bandera is MAGNIFICENT! But please don't move there.
@@loriloristuff Why would you not want me to move to Bandera, TX?
My ancestors founded Panna Maria, Texas, the first Polish settlement in North America. Looking forward to visit Bandera sometime. Even at 900 people, it’s much larger than Panna Maria.
Really loved this video!!!! Thanks!
I just went to Virginia City Nevada a week ago for the first time. It was super cool!
Welcome! We’ve lived here for a few years. Absolutely love it!
If the Comstock Cowboys are still doing shows at the Bucket of Blood, that's some real entertainment.
A couple honorable mentions would be Cody Wyoming and Medora North Dakota, both holding on to their Wild West heritage.
Yes !
Cody Wyoming should be #1
Can’t believe Cody wasn’t in the list
@@Rikrik1138 actually Briggs had Cody in a recent video of nice small towns, that's probably why he didn't include it here.
Medora is a gem. Theodore Roosevelt National Park is very slept on.
I live near Deadwood. Fun fact, the last brothel in the town finally closed down in 1980.
I'm currently working security for a movie set for a production that Kevin Costner is doing here in Southern Utah.
I'm watching an old western town while they are away from production.
It's not really an old western ghost town town, but the conditions are the same as what they would have been back then.
It's a boring assignment, but I'm still having a good time here!
Very cool! Enjoy!
You'll have great stories to tell later.
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That's a cool gig heck just enjoy it like a vacation.
I live in St George. Some of the most beautiful state and federal parks in the world are here!! It’s my life’s work to get the word out!!😊
Leavenworth, Washington is a famous Bavarian style village in the Cascade mountains. The alpine style restaurants serve German beer and food. Be sure to go in winter. They go all out with Christmas lights and decorations. There's even a nutcracker museum! Don't miss this German jewel on the Wenatchee River, and bring your lederhosen!
As I remember, Virginia City was the nearest large city near the Ponderosa Ranch.
My mom is buried in Dodge City 💙 Her parents had a huge wheat farm back in the 40’s that is still in our family today.
Ive been to Jerome, Leadville, Jackson, Silverton and Virginia City.. Bisbee n Tombstone are just 3 hours away.. great list!
Hey, Briggs! Great video. Looks like you will have to produce a second volume.
To answer the video question,
Helen, GA. Octoberfest is about to be insane.
One road in and one road out, bars and restaurants all over. A river right thru the middle of town.
Jerome is a cool little town. I love spending the day walking around. It’s extremely expensive now to live there. I’m about an hour away.
The video does capture how steep the Jerome AZ. mountain side is .
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Being a native of Wyoming of course I am drawn to the Cowboy towns in Wyoming of which there are many. I would not have picked Jackson but there are others that I feel would be more appropriate on your list I would pick towns in Wyoming such as Cody Tensleep and Sheridan. You could also I think put Laramie on that list and Cheyenne.
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Loved this list! You mentioned a few of my favorites and ones I, myself, have done stories on.
That sounds really interesting. Gonna have to check out your channel for wild West.😊
I was almost expecting to see Elko Nevada. It is a classic Western town.
I also like Gunnison Colorado and Las Vegas New Mexico as classic Western locales.
Rawlings Wyoming also rates as classic Western.
Rock Springs Wyoming is very Western
I was in Las Vegas NM a couple of months ago. I would have liked to have found it 40 years ago. I had no idea that it was so beautiful.
@Jaded7981 Red Dawn was filmed in Las Vegas NM over 40 years ago
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Oatman, Arizona! Its a cool little town, with friendly donkeys which are descendants of the original donkeys who were set free when the mine closed. Between Bullhead City and Lake Havasu city. We took the topock highway, along route 66 to get there. Worth the drive 😊
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho etc have some really cool old time towns.
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Wyatt and Morgan Earp arrived in Deadwood from Wichita in the early Fall, 1876. Morgan did not want to stay over the Winter and went back to Kansas. Wyatt stayed until the Spring of 1877 and then went to Dodge City. Wyatt arrived in Tombstone in December, 1879.
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I have been to the back streets of Bandera, Tx. did some heavy duty drinking listening to Archy Blue.
Leavenworth, WA. It's a Bavarian themed town
Been there and LOVED it and I’m from BC (Canada)lol
I have been wanting to visit Leavenworth. I just imagine it's so neat.
Virginia City is a pretty cool place, lots of history, and a huge mining heritage. Not far from Carson City, worth a day trip 👍🏻
“Bucket of Blood” tavern is a must see stop.
But Deadwood, South Dakota is the coolest old west town. Almost feels like the late 1800’s
… Wild Bill Hickok (aces & 8’s) and Calamity Jane makes it worth the trip. Especially if you take in Mount Rushmore not too far away.
Isn't Calamity Jane buried next to Wild Bill?
We’ve lived in Virginia City for a few years. Absolutely love it!
I ❤ the Bucket of Blood Saloon!
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Love the video. My only correction if I was going to make one as I would pick some other town in Wyo other than Jackson.
I would have gone with Cody or Dubois, maybe even Sheridan.
@@tashayar75 Longmire fan here. I agree.
@@Lainer1 Longmire was filmed in various places in New Mexico.
The Alpine town near me is called Helen, GA
Virginia City Montana is a well preserved historical old western town. Definitely worth visiting.
As for your question, Pella, IA is a cool little town with a heavy Dutch heritage. They have several windmills and a tulip festival. It’s also where they make Pella Windows. I think they have a building code where the buildings must be made of brick, to include gas stations and other businesses that usually use the cheapest construction possible.
I've been to Dodge City. It isn't what it used to be.
Bisbee is awesome. And you can't beat Bodie, Caifornia.
You spoke of many towns I’ve visited. Good job!
Kimgsburg Ca. Should do a historical on Fresno. Very colorful history in this area.
Add Medora, ND to your next western video. President Roosevelt had a home here which is located in the Theodore Roosevelt Park (North and South Unit of the Badlands). It even has a musical every night from Memorial Day until Labor Day. Enjoy the Bully Pulpit Golfing!
Briggs Videos are the best!!!🎉
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I've been thinking about going that route. I have a lot of stocks that I have maintained, but they are beginning to lose value, so I'm not sure if I should hold onto them or sell them. I feel hiring your investment coach would make it easier to restructure my portfolio.
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I love these towns in USA
I’ve been to Jerome AZ a few times. Close enough to Sedona and Prescott if you want to visit.
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We lived on Las Vegas, NM, where both Doc Holiday and Jesse James hung their hats.
I've been thru there cool town. We stopped at a hole in the wall Mexican restaurant where they apparently just filmed a scene for a movie, wobbly tables and all, best Mexican food I ever had!
Yes. I was disappointed that none of these were in NM.
Longmire!
I used to like Black Hawk, CO before the gambling industry started. I think my favorite is still Santa Fe NM. The history and art in NM goes back in millennium, like from the beginning of time.
Santa Fe is also the oldest and still operating capitol in the US.
loved this one! Becoming my fave
Great video. Clifton, AZ is another cool old mining town...has a river that runs through it.
Germantown Wisconsin. near Milwaukee.
But go to the Relish supper club and avoid touristy Old Germantown...unless you're a tourist. 😉 Naw, go to Von Rothenburg Bier Garten.
Minneapolis Minnesota is waaaaay better
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Silverton CO in the summer is heaven on Earth. I love that little town!
Tombstone looks amazing ❤👍😁
It’s called Leavenworth
It’s in Washington state
Awesome place to visit
Really should do a video just covering the gold rush and mining towns of California’s Highway 49. Such an underrated part of the most beautiful state in the country. Most only want to talk about the major metros, ocean, and Tahoe.
I totally agree with you. Jamestown with the huge train museum, Columbia with their wooden sidewalks and stage coach rides. Angels camp and Murphy’s plus many more and along Highway 49. You could stop and read the signs that tell about the history. It’s very cool; good suggestion. Highway 49 is located in California at the foothills of the sierra Nevada mountain range.
Solving, CA for sure. Little Denmark in the Santa Ynez Mountains near Santa Barbara.
Silverton, Colorado is so cool. It's just isolated due to mountain passes.
I live close to a town called Muenster, Texas. They even have a glockenspiel clock.
I graduated high school from Saint Jo, Texas. Well familiar with Muenster.
3:32 Leadville my old stomping grounds. Still a beautiful city.
Tonopah, NV [plus] the other Nevada desert towns have very Interesting Mining History, Museums ect.
Used to get a good breakfast at the Ban¢ Club.
Levingworth Washington is a great Bavarian town. Wine 🍷 food and beer
Good video! Look into Creede Colorado! That coulda been # 2:)
Tombstone is the coolest place I have ever visited. It's been 28yrs but I'll bet it hasn't changed. Literally stepped back in time to when the "Duke" hung out there or further back to "Doc" and the Earps. A world of its own.
Solvang..its a Danish town in Santa Barbara Ca..beautiful spot full of bakeries,bars and restaurants.
Solvang, California has a Danish theme. I don't know if that fits your question. Solvang is located off U.S. 101, about an hour north of Santa Barbara.
Jackson Wyoming is now the retreat of the One Worlders. You needed to see it 40+ years ago.
How could you do Virginia City and not mention Bonanza. The stars of that show used to visit.
Right? We live in VC. We named our cat Hoss.
You could tour that house years ago . I think they tore it down.
Leadville is a brilliant place! They're all a bit bonkers up there though, must be the altitude! Doc Holiday's piano is still in the old saloon!
thank god you didnt put any Montana towns on this video....we appreciate that
Agreed
We drove through Jackson hole, my husband wouldn't stop as he said it was just a tourist trap.
He’s an idiot then.
I live near Tombstone. The saying is actually: "Tombstone - the town too tough to die".
I believe the the way Tombstone got its name was from when one first prospectors went to looking for gold/silver someone told him that about the only thing he would find would be a tombstone!
A larger than life statue of Ed has been placed in the city park.
I love Virginia City! That’s where my wedding was.🥰
Good Afternoon Briggs! Have a great day! 🎚️🇺🇸🪖👮♂️
Briggs, loved this one!
I love our history!
Came here to see if Virginia City was on the list and you did not disappoint. We’ve lived in Tahoe and now have a house about 30 min east of VC. The weekend following Labor Day, (this weekend as a matter of fact) there are camel and ostrich races. They parade the camels through the streets and into saloons 😳😂 It’s great fun! Always some quirky event there.
Poulsbo WA-mainly Norwegian followed by other Scandinavians.
I was born in Dodge City, Kansas.
I visited Jerome in about 1972. There was only one occupied town building then and I think it was a gift shop or bookstore or both.
I've been to Tombstone. It's quite an interesting place.
Leavenworth, Washington.
Lynden, WA... charming Dutch community.
Yup! I live about 20 miles south of Lynden, enjoy going up there.
Great video
Poulsbo, WA has a Norwegian theme. I recommend Sluy’s Bakery, Vikingfest, and Julfest. They also have many other community events like an arts walk and a half marathon in October.
Prosser wa. The end of the trail for the old west. Prosser maintains the old west flavor with safe well maintained town and friendly people
13:35 - Lindsborg, KS: Huge Swedish, Nordic, and Scandinavian heritage as well as their biennial celebration of both the town's and civilians' roots in Scandinavian culture and demographic
I miss the West, I look back at Ft Bliss and El Paso in the early 80's with fondness.
Las Vegas, NEW MEXICO in the 1870s and early 1880s made Virginia City look tame.
Really?
Fredericksburg, TX, and Helen, GA.
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Is Lincoln, NM too small for consideration? It's near ghost town status but is incredibly well preserved.
And further up the hill, Fort Stanton.
Today, Leadville is a great gateway for backcountry skiers, hikers, campers, bikers …
Your vids are the bee's knees in a cool breeze, but you overlooked PINEDALE, WY, the real deal in the heart of the mountains.
I actually want to check out a lot of these towns when I start exploring America