I inherited a dressing table from my grandparents that was Annie's. Their neighbor was Annie's grand nephew. His mother was Annie's niece and assistant. In fact Annie died at her home on Greenville. She inherited quite a bit of Annie's items including some of her guns. This nephew had a daughter that was in a very bad accident. My grandmother helped with the other children. In appreciation, they gave grandma the dressing table. I have all the history recorded with the dressing table.
Fascinating history of Annie Oakley. To be a woman during the time she lived was bad enough but to be able to compete- and win - against men put her in a class by herself. Yet she was still beloved by many and is a historical figure today. Impressive accomplishments and a wonderful glimpse into her life. Thank you again Jordan- you're becoming my favorite channel!!! ☀️😍☺️😊😊😊🦩☀️
I have been an Annie Oakley fan for years, and I am 76. You did an outstanding job with this!! Years ago I went through Greenville and do not think the museum was there yet. I was heading north and did see the sign for her gravesite and stopped. I have traveled out west several times and always stop at the museum in Cody, Wyoming and there is also a room dedicated for her there. I think one of the things I have read about her young days was why she was paid top dollar for her game by restraunts in Cincinnati, they were all head shots so the meat had no lead in it!! Again, great job!!
That silk "dressing gown" is over 100 years old. Amazing preservation of all her possessions/artifacts. A gunshot through Frank's rifle stock, seriously?!! Great vlog.
thank you Jordan , very interesting follow up to video you did with your grandad ,you are so informed your amazing with first class videos every time , , keep safe Jordan on your travels ,, ria Woolton England
Great to hear and learn some history of Annie Oakley just fascinating. The pictures and footage used to show her are awesome to see. Hahaha, I would not like to be the person who makes a wrong turn and accidentally stepped onto her property,because it will be the only mistake you'll ever make again, with her shot accuracy 😅.
Thank you Jordan I really enjoyed this one! Annie was an amazing woman for her time! Looks like she and Frank had a lovely life together. Sad that their baby, Dave, had died that way! She knew a lot of important people during her lifetime!
Thanks Jordan, another awesome vlog well done! I'm a fan of Annie, she was such the pioneer for women's achievement. Especially during suffrage. Many men though, found her attractive for being the gutsy marks woman she was!
Love this vlog! I am originally from Ohio, and have visited Greenville many times. Two of my best friends live in Greenville. I have always been fascinated by Annie Oakley.
Really great video Jordan, love Annie Oakley. Thank you and hope you and Ja and family are doin well. Have a really great day and can't wait for the next adventure video.
Hi Jordan, what a lovely statue of Annie. Great to see her actual guns. Amazing how the condition of the personal items owned by Annie and her mother look as good as new. I couldn't shoot an apple off a dog's head, I'd be frightened of hitting the dog if he moved. What a lovely photo of the three of them though. Great vlog Jordan.
Thank you for sharing Jordan! It has been many years since I have been inside Garst Museum and yes I did see some new artifacts. We are proud of our native daughter and celebrate her life and accomplishments every year.
Great documentary Jordan…I’m thrilled that a young person like yourself has such an appreciation for things done by people over 100 years ago. You have a legit interest in the people you cover. Clearly, you research your material and offer very careful perspectives that a viewer like me appreciates…where can I find the opening and closing theme song? I love it!
This vlog was really interesting a lot of history in that place she was in a class of her own lots of things to see there especially to be a woman of that time to rise up as a woman like she did she certainly was a part of history
Annie is supposed to also be honored in the Cowboy Hall of Fame. When I went thru my horses phase at 11 years old, I dressed up as her for Halloween; I had to use a Dallas Cowboys outfit (complete with faux boot cover ups to wear over my tennis shoes) and a plastic handgun (complete with faux leather holster and plastic bullets) my grandmother's felt cowgirl hat. Fast forward 20 years, and they have Annie Oakley costumes (hat, boots, and rifle sold separately) that look much more authentic to the time period in which she lived and performed.
Loved this one! When I was a kid, I was obsessed with the old west and true West magazines and I would still love to run away to the desert and become a cowboy lol. Calamity Jane and Annie Oakley were two of my favorite historical old west characters and I just happened to watch a biography on Annie Oakley recently. What a fascinating story about an incredible woman. This was great!
Hey Bud, great to see you and another cool, new vlog. I love history. Especially our great Western frontier history. Thanks, Jordan for bringing us along on another killer road trip. Please, keep 'em coming. Watching and loving ya from a big fan in Gatlinburg, Tn.
Really enjoyed this Joran. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (featuring Annie) came to Glasgow (Scotland) in the 1890's. They performed in the city for a couple of months, helping to raise funds for 'The People's Palace' (a terrific museum that still stands today). As a tribute to their generosity and popularity, the city of Glasgow erected a statue of Buffalo Bill. Although we can't boast a statue of Annie - the one in Greenville has certainly ticked all the boxes - it looks terrific. Many thanks for this interesting visit.
@@pistolannie6500 - Excuse the delay in replying, but I thought I would try and find out who promoted the decision to erect the Buffalo Bill statue ( I wondered if perhaps there was a Scottish Buffalo Bill Association). However it seems it was actually the brainchild of the construction company that built the new homes on top of the site where the Wild West Show took place. From what I can find, there does not appear to have been any mention of the possibility of a statue of Annie being considered. Buffalo Bill returned to Scotland in 1904 (can't find any mention of Annie on this visit). That year, instead of remaining in Glasgow, he toured around Scotland. In Greenock alone, 30,000 people came each day to see the show, which was performed in the open air at Fort Matilda. It could be that the second tour managed to reach a wider audience and resonated more in recent memory (I know of someone whose late Grandfather would boast that he had seen the 1904 Buffalo Bill show) - this may have been the reason that Buffalo Bill alone became the personality chosen for the statue - but this is purely guesswork on my part. - Elizabeth Cumming.
Fascinating video of Annie Oakley. She died in Greenville. Frank was living her younger sister Hulda Haines in Ferndale, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit until his death 18 days later from not eating. Thanks Jordan, I grew up in Oak Park which is right next door to Ferndale and didn't know that Frank had lived in Ferndale.
What a great trip to Garst Museum. In 5th grade I wrote a paper on Annie Oakley and made a figure of her out of a Dawn dish soap bottle with construction paper.
A little more info on Dave you might like to know since he’s a big shot around Leesburg (where I’m living) Annie fell in love with Leesburg and often visited and stayed here. She planned on moving here full time and even had a room at the hotel she stayed at exclusively for her & Dave. Dave ran out onto Main St from the hotel and was struck & killed. Annie tried to get Dave buried in a local cemetery but they wouldn’t allow dogs so she buried him right outside the cemetery & his marker is still there to this day! (it is now private property.) After Dave was killed and not allowed to have a “proper burial” in the cemetery, Annie was left with a bitter taste in her mouth and she would soon leave, never to return to this area she once adored.
I shot a 38 once … we were at my husbands brothers house in the country and they were shooting the gun … I walked out and saw what they were doing … actually shooting at a tree (poor tree) and I said I want to try! (Never shot a gun in my life!). So my husband gave me the gun and I did what they had done … aiming it right and of course my husband constantly telling me how to aim it! So I aim the gun and bullseye …. hit my mark spot on! They were very quiet … stunned actually … so was I but never let on! I said … “Piece of Cake!” … and gave gun back to my husband. LOL. They call that beginners luck!!?? Smooches to JAH! 🌈🙏🏻🙏🏻
Jordon, John Dillinger came around my town in Celina, Ohio. I can show you around. Also someone has a jail cell of his in their house, actually in their kitchen. It’s actually the cell from Allen County Jail in Lima, which I believe is the one he broke out of with a fake gun.
Won’t bore you again with my family history & Annie being a cousin! Thanks for doing a great job about the Garst & Annie!
Thats really cool that you are kin to Annie.
I inherited a dressing table from my grandparents that was Annie's. Their neighbor was Annie's grand nephew. His mother was Annie's niece and assistant. In fact Annie died at her home on Greenville. She inherited quite a bit of Annie's items including some of her guns. This nephew had a daughter that was in a very bad accident. My grandmother helped with the other children. In appreciation, they gave grandma the dressing table. I have all the history recorded with the dressing table.
@@juliepowell1715 To be cherished for sure! She was a inspiration to all patriotic Americans, not just women. Tyhx for sharing!
Fascinating history of Annie Oakley. To be a woman during the time she lived was bad enough but to be able to compete- and win - against men put her in a class by herself. Yet she was still beloved by many and is a historical figure today. Impressive accomplishments and a wonderful glimpse into her life. Thank you again Jordan- you're becoming my favorite channel!!! ☀️😍☺️😊😊😊🦩☀️
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I have been an Annie Oakley fan for years, and I am 76. You did an outstanding job with this!! Years ago I went through Greenville and do not think the museum was there yet. I was heading north and did see the sign for her gravesite and stopped. I have traveled out west several times and always stop at the museum in Cody, Wyoming and there is also a room dedicated for her there. I think one of the things I have read about her young days was why she was paid top dollar for her game by restraunts in Cincinnati, they were all head shots so the meat had no lead in it!! Again, great job!!
That was very cool! It's amazing how much stuff they have that belonged to her. I bet her show was great to watch back in the day.
That silk "dressing gown" is over 100 years old. Amazing preservation of all her possessions/artifacts. A gunshot through Frank's rifle stock, seriously?!! Great vlog.
TFS Loved learning about Annie Oakley.
amazing story of Annie Oakley. I thought she passed at a very young age... learned something new. take care and be safe.
thank you Jordan , very interesting follow up to video you did with your grandad ,you are so informed your amazing with first class videos every time , , keep safe Jordan on your travels ,, ria Woolton England
Very interesting vlog, Jordan! And a wonderful tribute to one of Ohio's greatest treasures.
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Great to hear and learn some history of Annie Oakley just fascinating. The pictures and footage used to show her are awesome to see. Hahaha, I would not like to be the person who makes a wrong turn and accidentally stepped onto her property,because it will be the only mistake you'll ever make again, with her shot accuracy 😅.
Incredible history, a woman way ahead of her time, she accomplished what women weren’t supposed to be or do, right on, RIP😎
Loved this. She was my hero when I read a book about her in 4th grade.
Listen to the Merm!
Thank you Jordan I really enjoyed this one! Annie was an amazing woman for her time! Looks like she and Frank had a lovely life together. Sad that their baby, Dave, had died that way! She knew a lot of important people during her lifetime!
Thanks Jordan, another awesome vlog well done! I'm a fan of Annie, she was such the pioneer for women's achievement. Especially during suffrage. Many men though, found her attractive for being the gutsy marks woman she was!
Love ❤️ ANNIE OAKLEY
Another awesome video! Thanks for all your hard work!❤️🐾🐾🐾
That was a great vlog. Thanks for sharing!
i used to watch the show annie oakley,, good for its day.
This has to be one of your greatest posts. Thank you for going slowly and giving us the time to look and admire Anne's guns and assorted things.
True American history...we need more like this. Enjoyed very much, thank you!
Love this vlog! I am originally from Ohio, and have visited Greenville many times. Two of my best friends live in Greenville. I have always been fascinated by Annie Oakley.
Thanks.... very enjoyable.
WOW!!! Great vlog about an amazing woman. Thanks Jordan.
pretty cool Jordan. she was an amazing woman. I had no idea she was only five foot tall. Thanks
Thank you Jordan …. You ace on your knowledge on your subject matter! I truly loved this one!
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Jordan you always present interesting subject matter in a very professional and respectful manner, excellent job young man
Thank you for this Jordan! I've done two productions of Annie Get Your Gun! I always thought "Little Sure Shot!" was a better title!
This was an amazing video!! we enjoyed every minute. Annie Oakley is quite a legend. The artifacts were awesome. Your narration was so so good 👍 🤩🤩🤩
I feel like I learned more about her through your video than I do with history type of videos.
Enjoy the tour! I love Jordan 😍
*Loved this!*
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I love this vlog and Annie Oakley she was so ahead of her time. Thank you Jordan :)
TY Darlin for goin back & givin us some MORE on her! God b with You & Jah & keep y'all safe!
I saw the musical movie and documentaries -WOW-Amazing to see more about her life. Thanks Jordan. I shared this with my mom.
thank you for the great history
Really great video Jordan, love Annie Oakley. Thank you and hope you and Ja and family are doin well. Have a really great day and can't wait for the next adventure video.
This gave me goose bumps big fan of Annie why I shoot so well
Hi Jordan, what a lovely statue of Annie. Great to see her actual guns. Amazing how the condition of the personal items owned by Annie and her mother look as good as new. I couldn't shoot an apple off a dog's head, I'd be frightened of hitting the dog if he moved. What a lovely photo of the three of them though. Great vlog Jordan.
Such interesting Material Thank You!!
That is amazing stuff it's very unusual to have all that old stuff still around. Great job Jordan 👍
Visit Buffalo Bill Cody's museum in Cody Wyoming for tons of his and Annie's stuff, it's an amazing museum
Greenville is my dads family hometown and I've never been there so thank you for vlogging it.
This was a great video Jordan, this museum was awesome and she seems she was good at what she did, i enjoy this video thanks for sharing.
Very interesting! Thank you.
Thank you for sharing Jordan! It has been many years since I have been inside Garst Museum and yes I did see some new artifacts. We are proud of our native daughter and celebrate her life and accomplishments every year.
Great video! You showed everything I'd want to see had I been there. Thanks!
She was so talented.
Landsdown---lol! What a great name for a pilot!! Have you ever done a blog on the Pony Express or Calamity Jane?
Great documentary Jordan…I’m thrilled that a young person like yourself has such an appreciation for things done by people over 100 years ago. You have a legit interest in the people you cover. Clearly, you research your material and offer very careful perspectives that a viewer like me appreciates…where can I find the opening and closing theme song? I love it!
What a woman! What a Western Love story! What a dog!
This vlog was really interesting a lot of history in that place she was in a class of her own lots of things to see there especially to be a woman of that time to rise up as a woman like she did she certainly was a part of history
in the wikipedia article on her there is a film from 1894 showing her shooting.
Annie is supposed to also be honored in the Cowboy Hall of Fame.
When I went thru my horses phase at 11 years old, I dressed up as her for Halloween; I had to use a Dallas Cowboys outfit (complete with faux boot cover ups to wear over my tennis shoes) and a plastic handgun (complete with faux leather holster and plastic bullets) my grandmother's felt cowgirl hat.
Fast forward 20 years, and they have Annie Oakley costumes (hat, boots, and rifle sold separately) that look much more authentic to the time period in which she lived and performed.
That was fascinating!! Thank you for making this vlog!!
Really cool 👍🏼😎
Thank you Jordan for this ❤
Loved this one! When I was a kid, I was obsessed with the old west and true West magazines and I would still love to run away to the desert and become a cowboy lol. Calamity Jane and Annie Oakley were two of my favorite historical old west characters and I just happened to watch a biography on Annie Oakley recently. What a fascinating story about an incredible woman. This was great!
She was a tough ole broad! I love her!
Hey Bud, great to see you and another cool, new vlog. I love history. Especially our great Western frontier history. Thanks, Jordan for bringing us along on another killer road trip. Please, keep 'em coming. Watching and loving ya from a big fan in Gatlinburg, Tn.
Really enjoyed this Joran. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (featuring Annie) came to Glasgow (Scotland) in the 1890's. They performed in the city for a couple of months, helping to raise funds for 'The People's Palace' (a terrific museum that still stands today). As a tribute to their generosity and popularity, the city of Glasgow erected a statue of Buffalo Bill. Although we can't boast a statue of Annie - the one in Greenville has certainly ticked all the boxes - it looks terrific. Many thanks for this interesting visit.
Why can't u have one of Annie??
@@pistolannie6500 - Excuse the delay in replying, but I thought I would try and find out who promoted the decision to erect the Buffalo Bill statue ( I wondered if perhaps there was a Scottish Buffalo Bill Association). However it seems it was actually the brainchild of the construction company that built the new homes on top of the site where the Wild West Show took place. From what I can find, there does not appear to have been any mention of the possibility of a statue of Annie being considered. Buffalo Bill returned to Scotland in 1904 (can't find any mention of Annie on this visit). That year, instead of remaining in Glasgow, he toured around Scotland. In Greenock alone, 30,000 people came each day to see the show, which was performed in the open air at Fort Matilda. It could be that the second tour managed to reach a wider audience and resonated more in recent memory (I know of someone whose late Grandfather would boast that he had seen the 1904 Buffalo Bill show) - this may have been the reason that Buffalo Bill alone became the personality chosen for the statue - but this is purely guesswork on my part. - Elizabeth Cumming.
THIS IS GREAT LOVED IT THANKS JORDAN!
not only was Annie Oakley given the name "little sure shot by Sitting Bull , but he made her his adopted daughter .
Most excellent video! I enjoy learning about her! ❤❤❤
👍 she was one of a kind , great channel 👍
Fascinating video of Annie Oakley. She died in Greenville. Frank was living her younger sister Hulda Haines in Ferndale, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit until his death 18 days later from not eating. Thanks Jordan, I grew up in Oak Park which is right next door to Ferndale and didn't know that Frank had lived in Ferndale.
I love it 🥰
What a great trip to Garst Museum. In 5th grade I wrote a paper on Annie Oakley and made a figure of her out of a Dawn dish soap bottle with construction paper.
Very interesting
Thanks Jordan for sharing. I did not know Annie was from Ohio. Please don't try to shoot an apple from Jah's head. LOL!
A good video which is well done.
A little more info on Dave you might like to know since he’s a big shot around Leesburg (where I’m living)
Annie fell in love with Leesburg and often visited and stayed here. She planned on moving here full time and even had a room at the hotel she stayed at exclusively for her & Dave.
Dave ran out onto Main St from the hotel and was struck & killed. Annie tried to get Dave buried in a local cemetery but they wouldn’t allow dogs so she buried him right outside the cemetery & his marker is still there to this day! (it is now private property.)
After Dave was killed and not allowed to have a “proper burial” in the cemetery, Annie was left with a bitter taste in her mouth and she would soon leave, never to return to this area she once adored.
Wonderful vlog. Just a heads up. When you see the letters CDR it means commander and is pronounced as such. Example Commander (CDR) of a naval ship.
🙃 hello jordan!! thank you..🙂
Cool😀
I shot a 38 once … we were at my husbands brothers house in the country and they were shooting the gun … I walked out and saw what they were doing … actually shooting at a tree (poor tree) and I said I want to try! (Never shot a gun in my life!).
So my husband gave me the gun and I did what they had done … aiming it right and of course my husband constantly telling me how to aim it!
So I aim the gun and bullseye …. hit my mark spot on! They were very quiet … stunned actually … so was I but never let on!
I said … “Piece of Cake!” … and gave gun back to my husband. LOL. They call that beginners luck!!??
Smooches to JAH! 🌈🙏🏻🙏🏻
They didn't take her up on her offer because she was a woman....she was an is one of my heroes ❤️
That looks very interesting
Jordon, John Dillinger came around my town in Celina, Ohio. I can show you around. Also someone has a jail cell of his in their house, actually in their kitchen. It’s actually the cell from Allen County Jail in Lima, which I believe is the one he broke out of with a fake gun.
that Buffalo Bill stuff would be worth so much money
Hi Jordan✌️💖💋
hi jordan doing ok...
😃hi! mom! 😄
Did they have a museum for Lowell Thomas?
There is a section at The Garst that is dedicated to Lowell Thomas, very interesting.
hello, new here. i hope i dont sound like a jerk but i just want to help. CDR is short for Commander. :) i hope this helps
I'm great
She. Was my cousin
Those don`t appear to be the same rocking chairs.
She may have had more than one, obviously.. how many chairs and beds have you owned in your life?
like the vid but you dont shoot at your pet