I got an Illinois railroad pocketwatch gifted and engraved from Ben Harrison (Little Ben as he was known was only 5’2”) in 1890, it helps to remember Ben…which…he deserves 😉
Just at the bridge over the river Kwai museum a few hours ago. Got to appreciate a few things I'd never seen before. Sometimes I miss the shorter episodes. A rainy night in Thailand good night
Hello from Detroit Michigan brother 94/275 thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time and space
An amazing episode from The History Guy! Good story! After the George Washington part, I figured we were headed to Thomas Jefferson and PIRATES! Later, The History Guy did mention Congress ... close enough!
My father was a very well educated man who lived a very hard life, starting with a tough upbringing in the hills of eastern Kentucky. He worked hard to educate himself, all the while working the graveyard shift as a police officer in Lexington, Kentucky, while going to college full-time for years to get his bachelors and masters degrees in political science. Through all of this, he was riddled with illness in the form of a very serious kidney disease, which took his life at the age of 64. As you can imagine, he was a wise man as well. The older he got, the more devoutly religious he became. Through a life riddled with pain, lengthy hospital stays and multiple transplant surgeries, his faith grew stronger. He eventually was completely blind and barely able to walk. But his mind was still quite clear, and during his last stay in the hospital, the one we knew he would not make it home from, he told us he wanted to donate his remains to the University of Kentucky Medical Center. When we asked why, he simply said that they had somehow kept him alive for so many years that it was only fitting that they be able to study what was left of him in the hopes that it may help in some small way. And well, he didn't need it anymore.
I am sorry about your father. I'm 60 and I feel like a million bucks. I'm willing to bet your dad developed bad kidneys and blindness due to undiagnosed diabetes. It would be a smart bet to find the cause.
The French commander’s brother later led a raiding party well into central Pa and attacked and destroyed Fort Granville near present day Lewistown. This was down stream on the Juniata river 20 miles from the home/fort of Washington’s guide George Grogan. Recent excavations have uncovered the exact location of what later was known as Fort Shirley. It is in the present day town of Shirleysburg, Pa. Ten miles north of Forbes Road that was built near Shade Gap.
I Really Appreciate You And This Video Clip Of Forgotten History That Deserves To Be Remembered, Because As You Know,, As You Aged You Forget Some of The History You Had Learned A While Back. So It’s So Refreshing And Interesting To Know This Information Again.
This camera angle feels awkward and uncomfortable that's just my opinion. Great video as always. Maybe it's just me but I like the way you used to do it.
Mr History Guy, Would you please do a video on Dorothy Killgalen ? The reporter for the New York Long Island Journal newspaper, She was a fearless reporter and a brave girl
I think treason is a better description, he even commented he was likely destroying the country when he allowed the Federal Reserve (a private bank) to be established. We also got nothing out of our involvement in World War 1 except the 1918 Pandemic and World War 2.
He was a PhD, president of Princeton, Nobel Laureate, and President of The United States. You’re a stooge commenting on a RUclips video. Your Monday morning quarterbacking is real easy when you’re not carrying the weight of the free world on your shoulders.
If you want to see medical oddities and evolution i suggest the museum of medicine at Walter Reed. It's open to the public (check hours) grovers tumor is there. The Civil War was more brutal than can be described in media. Broken bones for that matter😮 it's a great go see if you're into that stuff 😊
"Small" factual error-Theodore Roosevelt DIED at the BEGINNING of 1919 (on 01/06), therefore he could NOT have "opposed" the "League of Nations" OR the "Treaty of Versailles"!
Wilson, when he was in Paris Wilson when he was in Paris who said to be against reparation to be Levi and Germany. Subsequently Wilson apparently changed his mind and sided with the other three countries who supported reparations as a means of keeping Germany in check and unable to rebuild is military forces. It is also said run the time the president was very busy taking care of all of his notes attending all the meetings and virtually being the United States ambassador to the conference and a sitting United States president. He refused any assistance offered him including Secretary of State could've brought things to an easier end would let's dress on him. It is unfortunate that he did not he does vice, but President Wilson was not known to be particularly fogged up taking any ones advice or even listening to it. It is said when he wanted his room rearranged he did it himself, rather than asking hotel staff to help him move item is the furniture. This indeed was done without any months knowledge nor with anyone's assistance. Hindsight being what it is it seemed Mr. Bilson could've been in the beginnings of a stroke even then because that was odd behavior even for him. I am sympathetic to the man who had a stroke I am not sympathetic to the idea that he did not have any sense of when to stop and say hi need help. Probably today cicadas might say that he had something about Messi Yannick complex, because he didn't even try to save the world but instead caused a second world war 20 years later.
@@michaeldillon4431 you have the king. Media is the enemy he said Feb24 2017. Only he says what you see. Press is free. Boston media people. Like me. From Quincy. Lied about a massacre 3/5/1770. Fight media wars on desks pg1 US HISTORY. Ido3 1vote2020 AOC VP. Not rookies. #Boston2024 BORDER SECURITY
Yeah but the French and Indian wars is not part of American History it's part of British and French colonial history but not American history those men that fought in them wars were not Americans they were Englishmen
1/15/2023 The section about Woodrow Wilson brings to mind a certain (current) president and just what secret is being kept from the country, the 25th amendment, and who is really sitting in the "Oval Office" .-)
@@HM2SGT yeah he’ll serve his third term when he didn’t Serve his second, just like Hunter should be serve his first term ….. in club Fed ha ha ha ha ha ha! Wew that’s a good one…. Stank you, stank you very much!
@@jjphank I take it you’re bored and just killing time while you’re waiting for Elvis to bring the mothership back around to pick you up? Don’t forget your tinfoil hat when you board!
Well im not angry. Sorry to dissapoint. It turns out lincoln was the first republican pres snd that is after jefferson so he was not a democrat of the democrst party. Sorry
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Could you do something on point pleasant West Virginia I have always been told that was the first battle of the revolution and that George Washington named the town point pleasant because as he stood on the point of the canal and Ohio rivers he said what a pleasant point
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I got an Illinois railroad pocketwatch gifted and engraved from Ben Harrison (Little Ben as he was known was only 5’2”) in 1890, it helps to remember Ben…which…he deserves 😉
the best of the history guy 👍 pretty cool that Lance has greatest hits.
Just at the bridge over the river Kwai museum a few hours ago. Got to appreciate a few things I'd never seen before. Sometimes I miss the shorter episodes. A rainy night in Thailand good night
I wish every single topic would have an hour longe episode with even more detailed information. I guess tastes differ haha
Hello from Detroit Michigan brother 94/275 thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time and space
An amazing episode from The History Guy! Good story!
After the George Washington part, I figured we were headed to Thomas Jefferson and PIRATES! Later, The History Guy did mention Congress ... close enough!
Great video.
My father was a very well educated man who lived a very hard life, starting with a tough upbringing in the hills of eastern Kentucky. He worked hard to educate himself, all the while working the graveyard shift as a police officer in Lexington, Kentucky, while going to college full-time for years to get his bachelors and masters degrees in political science. Through all of this, he was riddled with illness in the form of a very serious kidney disease, which took his life at the age of 64. As you can imagine, he was a wise man as well. The older he got, the more devoutly religious he became. Through a life riddled with pain, lengthy hospital stays and multiple transplant surgeries, his faith grew stronger. He eventually was completely blind and barely able to walk. But his mind was still quite clear, and during his last stay in the hospital, the one we knew he would not make it home from, he told us he wanted to donate his remains to the University of Kentucky Medical Center. When we asked why, he simply said that they had somehow kept him alive for so many years that it was only fitting that they be able to study what was left of him in the hopes that it may help in some small way. And well, he didn't need it anymore.
I am sorry about your father. I'm 60 and I feel like a million bucks. I'm willing to bet your dad developed bad kidneys and blindness due to undiagnosed diabetes. It would be a smart bet to find the cause.
I'm sure his soul is waiting to see you again, in a much better dimension than this one.
The French commander’s brother later led a raiding party well into central Pa and attacked and destroyed Fort Granville near present day Lewistown. This was down stream on the Juniata river 20 miles from the home/fort of Washington’s guide George Grogan. Recent excavations have uncovered the exact location of what later was known as Fort Shirley. It is in the present day town of Shirleysburg, Pa. Ten miles north of Forbes Road that was built near Shade Gap.
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I've been to the Mutter Museum. It's fascinating!
Indeed. And mildly disturbing.
Check out the museum of medical history at Walter Reed army hospital in DC. 👍
I Really Appreciate You And This Video Clip Of Forgotten History That Deserves To Be Remembered, Because As You Know,, As You Aged You Forget Some of The History You Had Learned A While Back. So It’s So Refreshing And Interesting To Know This Information Again.
I love Presidential History!!! Excellent Video, History Guy! 👍
I read between the lines in your message!
"A world body to prevent war." That has worked out really well, hasn't it.
Several war's later said no one ever
So much is learned here.
Popcorn ready… press play!!!
Extraordinarily insightful.❤
Great compilation!
Excellent video!
This camera angle feels awkward and uncomfortable that's just my opinion. Great video as always. Maybe it's just me but I like the way you used to do it.
Did you not notice that some of these are 2 years old?
@@catofthecastle1681 no I did not in fact I just realized that this was a compilation. I retract my statement.
Thank you History Guy
I'm Canadian.
I visited New Orleans during Mardi Gras.
They welcomed me like a long lost brother.
I simply had no idea why.
Unique, bizarre, interesting and intriguing......😮
Kindly please consider an episode on Captn John Fries of Fries Rebellion 1790"s
It's funny I'm listening to the part about George Washington while driving over the fort Duquesne bridge past fort Duquesne/ft pitt. In Pittsburgh.
Wow!
That Hallow ad was hilarious
Great episode. Perhaps the stroke was just punishment for persecuting Emperor Carl to exile and an early grave on Maderia Island.
Mr History Guy, Would you please do a video on Dorothy Killgalen ? The reporter for the New York Long Island Journal newspaper, She was a fearless reporter and a brave girl
Brain damage is about the best reason for Wilson's ideas I ever heard.
I think treason is a better description, he even commented he was likely destroying the country when he allowed the Federal Reserve (a private bank) to be established. We also got nothing out of our involvement in World War 1 except the 1918 Pandemic and World War 2.
He was a PhD, president of Princeton, Nobel Laureate, and President of The United States. You’re a stooge commenting on a RUclips video. Your Monday morning quarterbacking is real easy when you’re not carrying the weight of the free world on your shoulders.
I agree!
@historyguy the Walter Reed army medical museum has weird medical history. Pieces of Cleveland as well😮
I'm from Virginia, we grew up fighting 😂. Going block to block to fight the toughest kids was common in the 80s and 90s 🤣
Cool!
"..Where is the turn signal.."?
Another day in the life of the History Guy!🤓
Cremation works
The British turned down Washington's request for a commission in their military. How different our history would have been had they accepted.
Has The History Guy retired? is that why so many 'best of' vids?
This is done very well -- but for enjoyment I re-watch the pertinent "Drunk History" episode!
Damn. The Pres can’t even get justice. 😂
41:36
Cool
No movie to this story?
Jumanji Glenn
Teddy Roosevelt would've liked NATO
I'm hoping you're not serious.
I like the report... Seems relevant for some reason...
30th, 3 October 2022
Oct-1919 -- what a bleak month. At the same time our country entered a leadership vacuum the Chicago White Sox were throwing the 1919 World Series.
Sounds like he replaced his mic with a cheaper one?
If you want to see medical oddities and evolution i suggest the museum of medicine at Walter Reed. It's open to the public (check hours) grovers tumor is there. The Civil War was more brutal than can be described in media. Broken bones for that matter😮 it's a great go see if you're into that stuff 😊
I thank God every day thst I was born in our painless, modern age.
"Small" factual error-Theodore Roosevelt DIED at the BEGINNING of 1919 (on 01/06), therefore he could NOT have "opposed" the "League of Nations" OR the "Treaty of Versailles"!
Apple-Atcha, not apple-hate-sha.
Say it right or else I’ll throw an apple at cha!
Wilson, when he was in Paris Wilson when he was in Paris who said to be against reparation to be Levi and Germany. Subsequently Wilson apparently changed his mind and sided with the other three countries who supported reparations as a means of keeping Germany in check and unable to rebuild is military forces. It is also said run the time the president was very busy taking care of all of his notes attending all the meetings and virtually being the United States ambassador to the conference and a sitting United States president. He refused any assistance offered him including Secretary of State could've brought things to an easier end would let's dress on him. It is unfortunate that he did not he does vice, but President Wilson was not known to be particularly fogged up taking any ones advice or even listening to it. It is said when he wanted his room rearranged he did it himself, rather than asking hotel staff to help him move item is the furniture. This indeed was done without any months knowledge nor with anyone's assistance. Hindsight being what it is it seemed Mr. Bilson could've been in the beginnings of a stroke even then because that was odd behavior even for him. I am sympathetic to the man who had a stroke I am not sympathetic to the idea that he did not have any sense of when to stop and say hi need help. Probably today cicadas might say that he had something about Messi Yannick complex, because he didn't even try to save the world but instead caused a second world war 20 years later.
When Wilson suffered his stroke his damage was already done. He is one of our worst presidents. He sucked.
Like Fetterman, stroked out fool.
@@dave8599 no, Wilson had the mental capacity only of Maga Traitor Gangrene.
He might have been one of the worst humans that has ever existed
I will fight for watermelon right now❤
I don't want to see a tumor even if it is prisoners eeeiuiw
Ah, yes, the "Intolerable Acts"
AND YOUS HAVENT EVEN CHANGED IT NOWADAYS THATS A BIG PIT HOLE FOR ALL .
"IT'S NAAT A TOO-MAH!"
Biden has beat that record, at now 19 Months for the longest Presidential disability.
LET'S GO BRANDON! 😊😂😂😂😂😂😊
@@michaeldillon4431 you have the king.
Media is the enemy he said Feb24 2017.
Only he says what you see. Press is free.
Boston media people. Like me. From Quincy.
Lied about a massacre 3/5/1770.
Fight media wars on desks pg1 US HISTORY.
Ido3 1vote2020 AOC VP. Not rookies.
#Boston2024 BORDER SECURITY
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Yeah but the French and Indian wars is not part of American History it's part of British and French colonial history but not American history those men that fought in them wars were not Americans they were Englishmen
1/15/2023
The section about Woodrow Wilson brings to mind a certain (current) president and just what secret is being kept from the country, the 25th amendment, and who is really sitting in the "Oval Office" .-)
too many of them sucked
Ever wonder why no Democrats are on Mount Rushmore? Yeah, me niether.
Trump 2024 2028 2032
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@@HM2SGT yeah he’ll serve his third term when he didn’t Serve his second, just like Hunter should be serve his first term ….. in club Fed ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Wew that’s a good one….
Stank you, stank you very much!
@@jjphank I take it you’re bored and just killing time while you’re waiting for Elvis to bring the mothership back around to pick you up? Don’t forget your tinfoil hat when you board!
@@HM2SGT meanwhile you’re tracing your family tree all the way back to the apes, just like a democrat!
@@jjphank Just like every intelligent, educated person. I take it _you’re_ different? Shocking, what a surprise.
I can never hear ‘rumor’ without saying ‘eets not a tumah’ to myself.
No democrats on rushmore?
Jefferson was a Democrat - Republican…the direct ancestor of the modern Democratic Party.
@@DWilliam1 oh. I had thought lincoln was the first republican president. Exuse me , i had a public education
@@JamesW225 you said there were no Democrats and I stated there was. You sound angry. You can get help nowadays with therapy. No stigma attached.
Well im not angry. Sorry to dissapoint. It turns out lincoln was the first republican pres snd that is after jefferson so he was not a democrat of the democrst party. Sorry
One must wonder if one day real soon, that trumps 'very large brain' gets put up on display for all the world to sneer at
I'm just a regular person. In Boston media.
Quincy Ma. 🛡️The City of Presidents.
I fight media wars on a desk. Pg1.
Boston media's United States🛡️vid 1.23.21
Work for Boston media. Earn a mini tv stand for your phone. Soon. Ido3 1vote2020 AOC VP.
#Boston2024 BORDER SECURITY.
What, Trump isn’t on Mount Rushmore yet? His red hat cult must be so mad…
Could you do something on point pleasant West Virginia I have always been told that was the first battle of the revolution and that George Washington named the town point pleasant because as he stood on the point of the canal and Ohio rivers he said what a pleasant point