Correction: In my video, I mistakenly mentioned that Bedford, Pennsylvania, was bombed during World War II. After careful review, I want to clarify that there is no historical evidence supporting this claim. I appreciate your understanding and commitment to accurate information. Thank you
Thank you. I just spent 20 minutes paused after that comment, trying to research this and came back to comment where you got that info from. So thank you your clarification!
Thank you for this video( and for the correction). I"ve been to the Coffee pot. Bedford is a historical , quant town. Bedford village has original cabins that were relocated and preserved. My Grandma was born in one of those cabins...we visited it there once. My Great Great Grandma worked ar Bedford Springs, that is a Splendid Resort that is still ooen. There are some great antique shops there, too. My parents would enjoy day trips to Bedford and enjoy the shops. I moved to Florida for the work and Sunshine, but I like to visit Pennsylxania. Its a beautiful state , with beautiful people.
Bedford, PA was never bombed by the German Airforce in World War 2. They never made it across the Atlantic Ocean ever. The closest they got was England by flying across the English channel from Germany. You'd better check your facts before posting a video. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you. This is one of many times this channel slips in fake facts. How to know what's true? Lazy Americans watch this and believe it the US got bombed. I started watching this channel but there are to many twisted facts. Almost a joke, really.
A hang out for Rolling Stones and other 1960's rock bands? And survived the Gernan Blitz of England in the 40s? Was the Coffee Pot a transcentant Time Traveler? Amazing.
I was pleased when Laurel Caverns popped up in your video. Being that my extended family was from the general area, I've spent many a summer exploring those caves, as well as the great falls up near Ohio Pyle, and all the early American history of the area.God bless ya.
Jim Thorpe is absolutely beautiful! I’ve done a few videos in Jim Thorpe as well! Eckley Miners village isn’t far from Jim Thorpe! Surprised you didn’t mention the Stpne Couch of Eckley ;)
In all honesty I don’t live far from Jim Thorpe..I did the jail (cool) don’t care about asa packer,I live across the street from a rail road line,,what am I missing on how cool this 10 minute walk of a town is..am I correct can’t you walk it in like 10 mins..it so super small and what is really there ?
A lot of Eckley was recreated for the movie Molly Maguires. Some buildings were built in the 70's and made to APPEAR authenric. Also, as a FORMER resident of Jim Thorpe I would not recommend going there. Lots of people from NYC and everything is high priced and packed with tourists. Lines are long and the traffic/parking is a NIGHTMARE !!!!!
I feel that it is a major oversight to leave Fonthill, the Moravian Tile Works and the Mercer Museum in Doylestown off this list. Three very large medieval looking castles in within a mile of each other in suburban Philly.
I have been to Eckley Village twice. Once there was some sort of festival. There was a house that you could enter. People dressed in old fashioned clothing were there. The church had a wedding performance. It was very interesting.
Bradford Pa is an odd place. 2nd home to Al Capone & was nicknamed Little Chicago. Many intetesting spots in that area. Was Seneca Indian Territory, and theres a bunch of relics all around that area.
The Germans never bombed Bedford pa but there is a Rolling Stones connection not to sure about the recording studio in the the coffee pot but A man closely associated with the band I believe he was the road manager bought the old seminary in Rainsburg and lived there for a while a nice guy by all accounts Rainsburg is a small town about 14 miles from downtown Bedford
I'm originally from Bedford County Pa., and Johnstown Pa. I'm surprised that you did not mention the Johnstown incline plane. We were always told it was the steepest one in the whole country.
I know you stated a correction about Bedford, Pennsylvania being bombed by the Germans in WWII. But that's a really significant historical faux pas. I'm now suspicious of any historical facts that you state because that one was so ridiculously wrong.
Jim Thorp is connected to Reading by the Reading & Blue Mountain RR. They use a 4-8-4 “Northern” engine on some runs which is beyond impressive. There are 70” drive wheels on that puppy dog!
been looking all over Pennsylvania to live in a small town , Jim Thorpe has a very high crime rate and a very poor area , nanty glow ,pa is definitely a hidden gem , Jonestown , also
Anyone with even the slightest interest in history will appreciate Eckley Miners Village. I call it "the working man's Colonial Williamsburg." Best to visit it during the warmer months and on the weekends when all the properties are open. You might even encounter costumed interpreters and guides.
I have been to so many so called "Haunted Places" places or places where strange things R suppose to happen but never did I get to see any of these strange happenings-Centralia been there & even walked on that old torn road where fire is suppose to rise up from the earth & nothing happened. Philadelphia Eastern State Penitentiary yes, it was designed in 1700 & the doors opened up & closed in 1971 & did have some notorious prisoners, 1 in general-Al Capone who was later sent to the "Rock" out in California area. It was suppose 2B torn down & turned into a shopping center, but didn't & now the state owns it & tours R conducted through it, I did get to talk to at that time some of old guards & was not a place 2B sent too.
I am a native Pennsylvanian I can assure you that no part of Pennsylvania, including Bedford was ever "heavily bombed by the Luftwaffe!" Who told you this?
that's a scripting mistake, that was Bedford, England that got bombed during WW2. we have clarified this in pinned comment and video description. thank you for your understanding
I lived in Jim Thorpe for 5 years down the street from the jail and above the opera house they have a tree lighting for Christmas every year and it’s always decorated for the holidays and their a tunnel that goes under the street ppl don’t know unless you live there and talk to the right people
This may be confused with Bedford, England. In Pennsylvania, the mountain dwellers (aka. rednecks) woulda blown 'em outta the sky with their deer rifles!
@@judybarry6724 I apologize for this mistake. Upon further review, there is no historical evidence of Bedford, Pennsylvania, being bombed during World War II.
@travalewaitsyou, I can assure you the luftwaffe NEVER Bombed anywhere in Pennsylvania the world war II or any other time. Unless you grew up in an alternate timeline?
thank the global nursery trade for non-native plants inadvertently introducing non-native pests and insects over the past 150 years. Oaks have Oak Sudden Death, Chestnuts have blight, Elms have Dutch Elm Disease, Beech have bark disease and leaf disease, Hemlock has the wooly Adelaide. The list goes on and on and on and is getting longer. It's all about humans moving plants huge distances within short timelines that are incompatible with the normal evolutionary mechanisms that allow plants to become resilient to pests and pathogens. To keep things from getting worse we have to stop moving plants, but there's too much money in the plant trade for that to happen. Same story as every other problem humans create.
The Kecksburg UFO looks very similar to the anti-gravity device that was being developed by the Nazis during WW2. I have never read if the device was found after the war. Could it be???
Laurel Caverns (Delaney's Cave) does not have stalagmite or stalactites. I have been there many times before it was commercialized. You need to check your facts
Thank you, for pointing out this mistake! You're right, Laurel Caverns, being primarily a sandstone cave, does not have stalagmites or stalactites like those found in limestone caves. I appreciate your vigilance in ensuring accurate information is shared. I'll make sure to correct this in my future content. Thanks again for your valuable input!
You are small minded. 15 minutes is perfect for someone with your attention span. Jim thorp is cool and why does the size of town matter? You sound dumb.
You know I lived in Pennsylvania and was born in meyersdale Pennsylvania somerset County my home is right walking distance from were the Air Plane went down from 911 near stoystown and shanksville PA but not to be rude I got to say this but Pennsylvania is not that great of a place as people might think Ooooo it has alot of history to it but it is as boring as hell ,,and I'll never live there again and it's because of the Zombie,s that everyone has become especially somerset County 😂😂😂😂,,,,,,
I was born and raised in Somerset Pa and I have to say that we haven't become "zombies" as you say. We enjoy our little town and memories we're making with our family and friends. It may not have a lot of things to do But, we make it work for us. If you want noise and large crowds you're welcome to go to the city
If your going to do information videos you should at least get facts correct There are NO stalactites or stalagmites (sp) in Laurel caverns due to the type of cave it is For those who go on the regular cave tour, you'll be in for a 60 minute trip with a guide through gorgeous natural rock formations all while learning the history of the cave, the geological formations (and why there are no stalactites or stalagmites), and a bit about the resident bat population as well (don't worry, we .
Correction: In my video, I mistakenly mentioned that Bedford, Pennsylvania, was bombed during World War II. After careful review, I want to clarify that there is no historical evidence supporting this claim. I appreciate your understanding and commitment to accurate information. Thank you
Thank you. I just spent 20 minutes paused after that comment, trying to research this and came back to comment where you got that info from. So thank you your clarification!
When i heard that I immediately knew it was wrong. That was Bedford road in Aberdeen England
Yeah, luftwaffe and Pennsylvania, don't belong in the same sentence.
forgiven. With the admitting of it. Caught it immediately and came down here in the comments to catch what is said. lol.
My father/family is from Bedford and have been there over 150 years - definitely never bombed!
Thank you for this video( and for the correction). I"ve been to the Coffee pot. Bedford is a historical , quant town. Bedford village has original cabins that were relocated and preserved. My Grandma was born in one of those cabins...we visited it there once. My Great Great Grandma worked ar Bedford Springs, that is a Splendid Resort that is still ooen. There are some great antique shops there, too. My parents would enjoy day trips to Bedford and enjoy the shops. I moved to Florida for the work and Sunshine, but I like to visit Pennsylxania. Its a beautiful state , with beautiful people.
Like you I now live in Fl but my father was born in Bedford and my family has been there over 150 years!
Old Bedford Village is magical at Christmas time
Bedford, PA was never bombed by the German Airforce in World War 2. They never made it across the Atlantic Ocean ever. The closest they got was England by flying across the English channel from Germany. You'd better check your facts before posting a video. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kindly check the pinned comment!
I came here to say this.
Thank you. This is one of many times this channel slips in fake facts. How to know what's true? Lazy Americans watch this and believe it the US got bombed. I started watching this channel but there are to many twisted facts. Almost a joke, really.
It was Bedford England that got bombed, not Bedford Pennsylvania. 😏
I was coming on this site to tell them the same thing. Luftwaffe was never here.!!!!!
Jim Thorpe is truly fascinating 👍
it really is!
A hang out for Rolling Stones and other 1960's rock bands? And survived the Gernan Blitz of England in the 40s? Was the Coffee Pot a transcentant Time Traveler? Amazing.
kindly read the pinned comment or description for clarity.
I was pleased when Laurel Caverns popped up in your video. Being that my extended family was from the general area, I've spent many a summer exploring those caves, as well as the great falls up near Ohio Pyle, and all the early American history of the area.God bless ya.
Jim Thorpe is a very pretty town and area but if we're perfectly honest Pennsylvania is filled with a ton of small towns that have the same feel.
Jim Thorpe is absolutely beautiful! I’ve done a few videos in Jim Thorpe as well! Eckley Miners village isn’t far from Jim Thorpe! Surprised you didn’t mention the Stpne Couch of Eckley ;)
yes Jim Thorpe is BEAUTIFUL.
Jim Thorpe is my hometown. Although now too touristy, it is the Switzerland of America. Great people.
In all honesty I don’t live far from Jim Thorpe..I did the jail (cool) don’t care about asa packer,I live across the street from a rail road line,,what am I missing on how cool this 10 minute walk of a town is..am I correct can’t you walk it in like 10 mins..it so super small and what is really there ?
Omg yeahh the Laurel caverns is awesome, lol some funny stuff people put down there to if u go exploring there
A lot of Eckley was recreated for the movie Molly Maguires. Some buildings were built in the 70's and made to APPEAR authenric. Also, as a FORMER resident of Jim Thorpe I would not recommend going there. Lots of people from NYC and everything is high priced and packed with tourists. Lines are long and the traffic/parking is a NIGHTMARE !!!!!
Might want to check out "Wyalusing Rocks", too; on the Susquehanna River near the township of Wyalusing...~40-50 mi East of Scranton.
Every summer my family and I go to Pulpit Rock and the views are beautiful especially in fall the colors of the leaves are stunning
glad to hear that.
I feel that it is a major oversight to leave Fonthill, the Moravian Tile Works and the Mercer Museum in Doylestown off this list. Three very large medieval looking castles in within a mile of each other in suburban Philly.
I have been to Eckley Village twice. Once there was some sort of festival. There was a house that you could enter. People dressed in old fashioned clothing were there. The church had a wedding performance. It was very interesting.
The Bedford that was bombed in WW2 is a few thousand miles away from Bedford PA. It is Bedford UK.
We've mentioned this mistake.
Bradford Pa is an odd place.
2nd home to Al Capone & was nicknamed Little Chicago.
Many intetesting spots in that area.
Was Seneca Indian Territory, and theres a bunch of relics all around that area.
The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon.
White water rafted there as a Boy Scout in 1959, still remember it well. Great time ❤
The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!
Very Good Video
Glad you liked it!
Don't forget the time the Japanese invaded Erie
The Germans never bombed Bedford pa but there is a Rolling Stones connection not to sure about the recording studio in the the coffee pot but A man closely associated with the band I believe he was the road manager bought the old seminary in Rainsburg and lived there for a while a nice guy by all accounts Rainsburg is a small town about 14 miles from downtown Bedford
I'm originally from Bedford County Pa., and Johnstown Pa. I'm surprised that you did not mention the Johnstown incline plane. We were always told it was the steepest one in the whole country.
Can't put everything in a single section/video. If you're loving this series and aant the 5th part, let us know.
Or the ship hotel. 😊
I know you stated a correction about Bedford, Pennsylvania being bombed by the Germans in WWII. But that's a really significant historical faux pas. I'm now suspicious of any historical facts that you state because that one was so ridiculously wrong.
rest are ok, you can verify. we have made a mistake and apologize for it.
Jim Thorp is connected to Reading by the Reading & Blue Mountain RR. They use a 4-8-4 “Northern” engine on some runs which is beyond impressive. There are 70” drive wheels on that puppy dog!
been looking all over Pennsylvania to live in a small town , Jim Thorpe has a very high crime rate and a very poor area , nanty glow ,pa is definitely a hidden gem , Jonestown , also
Anyone with even the slightest interest in history will appreciate Eckley Miners Village. I call it "the working man's Colonial Williamsburg." Best to visit it during the warmer months and on the weekends when all the properties are open. You might even encounter costumed interpreters and guides.
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I have been to so many so called "Haunted Places" places or places where strange things R suppose to happen but never did I get to see any of these strange happenings-Centralia been there & even walked on that old torn road where fire is suppose to rise up from the earth & nothing happened. Philadelphia Eastern State Penitentiary yes, it was designed in 1700 & the doors opened up & closed in 1971 & did have some notorious prisoners, 1 in general-Al Capone who was later sent to the "Rock" out in California area. It was suppose 2B torn down & turned into a shopping center, but didn't & now the state owns it & tours R conducted through it, I did get to talk to at that time some of old guards & was not a place 2B sent too.
Maybe the ghosts just knew you were coming and decided to take the day off! They must have a busy social calendar, right?
This dude is as high as a kite and as wrong as a football bat!!
I am a native Pennsylvanian I can assure you that no part of Pennsylvania, including Bedford was ever "heavily bombed by the Luftwaffe!" Who told you this?
that's a scripting mistake, that was Bedford, England that got bombed during WW2. we have clarified this in pinned comment and video description.
thank you for your understanding
Philadelphia
Interesting!
Thanks
I lived in Jim Thorpe for 5 years down the street from the jail and above the opera house they have a tree lighting for Christmas every year and it’s always decorated for the holidays and their a tunnel that goes under the street ppl don’t know unless you live there and talk to the right people
You need to research Johnstown and the great flood that consumed the area.
barkley moutianis fun, as is spaniah hill
I went gravity Hill years ago as a teenager
There is a gravity hill in Erie Pa
You didnt even show JT's burial site.
When was Bedford bomded
This may be confused with Bedford, England. In Pennsylvania, the mountain dwellers (aka. rednecks) woulda blown 'em outta the sky with their deer rifles!
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It wasn't. I don't know why that was added.
@@judybarry6724 I apologize for this mistake. Upon further review, there is no historical evidence of Bedford, Pennsylvania, being bombed during World War II.
Gravity hill is in bucks county pa
Tbh idk the difference between Bucks and Berks county just the spelling😂
@@purpleclouds480 The difference is that they are two completely different counties.
@@johnfake2739 well yea that too
Is definitely haunted The Jim Thorpe jail
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This is clearly created without any first-hand knowledge. I have been to several of these places as a PA resident. Made-up facts abound.
@travalewaitsyou, I can assure you the luftwaffe NEVER Bombed anywhere in Pennsylvania the world war II or any other time. Unless you grew up in an alternate timeline?
thank the global nursery trade for non-native plants inadvertently introducing non-native pests and insects over the past 150 years. Oaks have Oak Sudden Death, Chestnuts have blight, Elms have Dutch Elm Disease, Beech have bark disease and leaf disease, Hemlock has the wooly Adelaide. The list goes on and on and on and is getting longer. It's all about humans moving plants huge distances within short timelines that are incompatible with the normal evolutionary mechanisms that allow plants to become resilient to pests and pathogens. To keep things from getting worse we have to stop moving plants, but there's too much money in the plant trade for that to happen. Same story as every other problem humans create.
Why is no one mentioning the ship hotel .?
Centralia is well past worth visiting. And Jim Thorpe is just another tourist trap with limited parking.
You're right
I don't.
Have been in Laurel Caverns several times and never saw a single stalagmite/stalactite. I do not believe there are any at all.
The Kecksburg UFO looks very similar to the anti-gravity device that was being developed by the Nazis during WW2. I have never read if the device was found after the war. Could it be???
It's an SR-71 engine. I live one town away
Sounds like AI confused Bedford PA for Bedford UK which was bombed by a German zeppelin 😮
Laurel Caverns (Delaney's Cave) does not have stalagmite or stalactites. I have been there many times before it was commercialized. You need to check your facts
Thank you, for pointing out this mistake! You're right, Laurel Caverns, being primarily a sandstone cave, does not have stalagmites or stalactites like those found in limestone caves. I appreciate your vigilance in ensuring accurate information is shared. I'll make sure to correct this in my future content. Thanks again for your valuable input!
AI bullshit! ZThe Rollimg Stones and thr Luftwafa?
Waitaminute, the Germans bombed Bedford, Pennsylvania?? How can that be?
I apologize for this mistake. Upon further review, there is no historical evidence of Bedford, Pennsylvania, being bombed during World War II.
@@travelawaitsyou or the stones hanging out there!!LOL
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bombed by the Luftwaffe?
read description.
Jim Thorpe is over rated..it a smallll town and you can walk it in about 15 mins
You are small minded. 15 minutes is perfect for someone with your attention span. Jim thorp is cool and why does the size of town matter? You sound dumb.
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You know I lived in Pennsylvania and was born in meyersdale Pennsylvania somerset County my home is right walking distance from were the Air Plane went down from 911 near stoystown and shanksville PA but not to be rude I got to say this but Pennsylvania is not that great of a place as people might think Ooooo it has alot of history to it but it is as boring as hell ,,and I'll never live there again and it's because of the Zombie,s that everyone has become especially somerset County 😂😂😂😂,,,,,,
lol.
If I my ask what dis lol meen for your comment
I was born and raised in Somerset Pa and I have to say that we haven't become "zombies" as you say. We enjoy our little town and memories we're making with our family and friends.
It may not have a lot of things to do But, we make it work for us.
If you want noise and large crowds you're welcome to go to the city
@@JoAnneBecker-p2h I live near Evans City, PA, the home of the original zombies!
Good riddance to bad rubbish
If your going to do information videos you should at least get facts correct
There are NO stalactites or stalagmites (sp) in Laurel caverns due to the type of cave it is
For those who go on the regular cave tour, you'll be in for a 60 minute trip with a guide through gorgeous natural rock formations all while learning the history of the cave, the geological formations (and why there are no stalactites or stalagmites), and a bit about the resident bat population as well (don't worry, we .