I lived and worked here as a manager and tour guide in 1980. obviously from what I've seen they have rearranged and redone quite a bit. when I was here it was much more down home and original. in those days the admission fee was $1.75 and I would give you a personal tour. the bricks are Adobe with a cup of cement in each one to fortify it. he made them in a cardboard box on his lap. Cabot spoke 14 Indian dialects and seven languages and learned them all while traveling the world. I have much more information that today is not told but this is a nice video and thank you very much.
strong feelings towards this. a person lives and has something in their minds they are so passionate about and such a vision..they live to only work on that project and complete it..Only for father time to take them away before its done..Something so personal.Something so amazing in their own minds.I think many of us deal with this very thing. Rather its building your own pueblo or running a youtube channel. We have something we want to share and we hope we get a sense of "done" before its too late...happy new year guys
I really enjoyed this episode. In the past I have been by this location many times but never took the time to stop. You two are always coming up with excellent spots to present and explore. Thank you!
This looks like a perfect day trip for my home-schooled teenager. We went to clamber down to Ortega Falls today and I swear I thought I was gonna die, I've gotten so out of shape. What was more troubling, my 14-year-old wasn't much better off. So we need to have some "field trips" to places outside where we can actually go right now and just get moving. She might fit up those stairs... but we look for any excuse to drive out through the wind farms, we just think they're so cool. We like to find a song that matches the rhythm of the windmills as we go through. AND it's currently closed. Alright, it's on the list for later...
My whole family is From DHS. My Grandparets Frank and Seba Schelling owned the Pharmacy/Fountain in DHS in the 50’s Went to Kindergarten amd 1St grade at DHS Elementary. I have never heard of this amazing pueblo until now. Unfortunately I have no one to ask about it any longer. Thank you for posting this.
A new video from you two, then it IS going to be a good year! Wow, I used to live in the Palm Springs area and never heard of this place. Very cool. To me, it kind of had that "Winchester Mansion" vibe, where she kept building and building.
Great video! I must visit. I love desert history. Check out the book called Postcards From Mecca. Its about these 2 ladies who photographed the last of the pioneers who moved west. They lived in that area and the book is filled with gems. I think a lot of the places they photographed (in the early 1900s) are still standing.
Great humor adds in this. Forgetting Bethany, OR Harry Potter had me smiling the whole show. What a WONDERFUL way to start 2021 with one of your uploads. I hope for many more this year.
Great to see yall out exploring. Most people would like to travel and visit a lot of places but miss out on the things right around them. That looks like a pretty cool place. The native carving is great. I'm Cherokee but he still looks a lot like me. A few years ago I visited an old water powered grist mill. It was less than an hour from my house. The grinding stones were spun by a shaft system that was turned by a water wheel. I'm glad I did because it is now closed and the water wheel system is dismantled. Great video and adventure. Yall Take Care and be safe, John
When I lived up in Idyllwild we would run down off the hill to explore out and about in the area and visited a few times. Was always something new to see and discoverer. Thank you you two for the explore!🧡🤗💯
The huge Native American carving is part of the "Trail of the Whispering Giants". There was 74 carvings scattered all over our country and Canada. Some have rotted away over the years, but most are still standing. We have one here in the central UP of Michigan in Wakefield. We also have one in Lansing MI. They had two in California with the other one in LaJolla, but Wikipedia just says it was lost. Check out Wikipedia for more info on them
Heads up to any one wanting to visit the museum, DHS has alot of violent crime and between acoma, Buena vista, cahuilla, and desert view between cactus, palm drive and mesquite harbors most of it. Stay safe and keep your doors locked.
Enjoyed the tour, it's such a unique home. Great that the place has been kept up over the eons. The bricks look like adobe. Believe Huell Howser visited the place for a segment as well.
Very interesting! Cabot's Pueblo reminds me of Lucas, Kansas S. P. Dinsmoor's Garden of Eden. No windows or doors exactly the same and he had his own cement formula. He also liked to express his thoughts through cement sculpture.
Very Interesting Good Video as always 👍 Last weekend I was on a Motorcycle ride I pulled off the freeway to take a break and get gas as I look to my right guess what I seen ? The military museum you guys were at .. It was early so it was closed or I would’ve went in so I will go back one day and check it out as well as this place too ..
A great start to the vlog 😛 when I first came across your channel most of the places you have been to I had actually come across in my years out here in LA but for a few months now you keep coming out with new places. That disk showing the centerpiece of LA county(?) a few months back though brief was a great addition to the odyssey vault. 💯💯💯
This would be such a neat place to visit! Now I really want to go to the desert and check out some of these places and things. Just take a bunch of time and bum around. Lol.
Such a interesting episode! Really enjoy your guys sense of humor. Always curious to see what CA t-shirt Bethany will be wearing. What a great channel.
Thank you for this content, especially as I armchair explore during this time of the covid. Anyone else want more information on the relationship between these two? I have so many questions ~ I want to see them explore therapy together.
“OO” Love Ur informative Vlogs , My “Grammy & Bopa” lived in DHS when I was young I would visit her. She was an immigrant from Hungry, they purposely came to DHS for the mineral hot springs. ❤️ Thank You for sharing ❤️ xx 🚒 Jesse
A truly interesting destination, Drew and Bethany. Well done, as usual. If time permits, perhaps you could make a return visit to Cabot's Pueblo and create an even longer video.
Happy New Year, Noah! Indeed, while we were shooting, there was constant converastion about how we felt like we just barely scratched the surface and would love the chance to go back sometime soon. Wishing you a wonderful 2021 ahead. :)
Cool video. I learn so much from you guys! I love the desert areas. I'd love to see a video on giant rock near Joshua Tree. That place seems to have a fascinating history.
Love your vids! Been enjoying them for some time, thank you! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ speaking of ❤️ s Beth where did u get your t-shirt? My cousin who is from Cali moved out of state and recently moved back, she would love this!
Thank you so much! The shirt worn in this episode is actually one we designed ourselves and can be found at : teespring.com/get-oddity-odysseys?pid=370&cid=6531 - Have a great week :)
great, great video! thank you! that stairway reminded me of the Winchester House. do you think it might habe been a hidden starway to get away discretely?
You forgot to mention the natives who lived there before him..Word was they asked him why are you going at least 3 miles for water when right here you have your own well...
I lived and worked here as a manager and tour guide in 1980. obviously from what I've seen they have rearranged and redone quite a bit. when I was here it was much more down home and original. in those days the admission fee was $1.75 and I would give you a personal tour. the bricks are Adobe with a cup of cement in each one to fortify it. he made them in a cardboard box on his lap. Cabot spoke 14 Indian dialects and seven languages and learned them all while traveling the world. I have much more information that today is not told but this is a nice video and thank you very much.
Thanks for your real life experience at Cabot’s. I hope to visit soon traveling from Redlands, CA.
Another amazing hidden gem of California ! Thanks for taking us along with you !
Never even heard of this spot! Looks really cool!
We highly recommend! Happy New Year to you, Amy, Jack & Sunny! Wishing you guys the best of adventures in 2021.
How on earth could you forget Bethany???? That is the most unbelievable thing, ever!!!
Hahahaha...right?! ;)
Agreed 🤨
strong feelings towards this. a person lives and has something in their minds they are so passionate about and such a vision..they live to only work on that project and complete it..Only for father time to take them away before its done..Something so personal.Something so amazing in their own minds.I think many of us deal with this very thing. Rather its building your own pueblo or running a youtube channel. We have something we want to share and we hope we get a sense of "done" before its too late...happy new year guys
GM. O.O. Wow so wonderful to see you this Saturday Morning , Hot cup of Joe & Video. Nice!
Never heard of this place. Looks very interesting! Thanks for the thorough and entertaining tour.
Love your series, PLEASE keep it going :D
The beginning is epic lol.
I really enjoyed this episode. In the past I have been by this location many times but never took the time to stop. You two are always coming up with excellent spots to present and explore. Thank you!
This is cool I want to go here sometime
You both are California Gold 🪙. 👍🏽😷👍
This looks like a perfect day trip for my home-schooled teenager. We went to clamber down to Ortega Falls today and I swear I thought I was gonna die, I've gotten so out of shape. What was more troubling, my 14-year-old wasn't much better off. So we need to have some "field trips" to places outside where we can actually go right now and just get moving. She might fit up those stairs... but we look for any excuse to drive out through the wind farms, we just think they're so cool. We like to find a song that matches the rhythm of the windmills as we go through.
AND it's currently closed. Alright, it's on the list for later...
My whole family is From DHS.
My Grandparets Frank and Seba Schelling owned the Pharmacy/Fountain in DHS in the 50’s
Went to Kindergarten amd 1St grade at DHS Elementary.
I have never heard of this amazing pueblo until now.
Unfortunately I have no one to ask about it any longer.
Thank you for posting this.
A new video from you two, then it IS going to be a good year!
Wow, I used to live in the Palm Springs area and never heard of this place. Very cool.
To me, it kind of had that "Winchester Mansion" vibe, where she kept building and building.
Happy New Year, our friend! We'd love to catch up soon and hear of your plans for 2021. Take care and stay safe!
I love your humor. Bless her you started the new year forgetting her.
Have a great day everyone who reads this.
We go to desert hot springs to relax at least once a year and have no idea of this wonder.
Will go visit museum now.
Thanks
Thanks you two -- I love it!
I lived in Desperate Hot Springs back in the 90's... This museum has GREATLY expanded since I was there. Thanks for the tour, time to visit again.
Thank you again for another great trip! Yay!!
I was definitely waiting for a new video thanks 🙏 guys
Great video! I must visit. I love desert history. Check out the book called Postcards From Mecca. Its about these 2 ladies who photographed the last of the pioneers who moved west. They lived in that area and the book is filled with gems. I think a lot of the places they photographed (in the early 1900s) are still standing.
That sounds amazing, we'll have to check it out! Happy New Year, friend. Looking foward to your slate of content for 2021. Stay safe!
Great humor adds in this. Forgetting Bethany, OR Harry Potter had me smiling the whole show. What a WONDERFUL way to start 2021 with one of your uploads. I hope for many more this year.
Happy New Year! Wishing you the best in 2021 :)
feliz ano nuevo, adelante ;-)
Very cool excursion to Desert Hot Springs! 😎 Happy New Year!
Great to see yall out exploring. Most people would like to travel and visit a lot of places but miss out on the things right around them. That looks like a pretty cool place. The native carving is great. I'm Cherokee but he still looks a lot like me.
A few years ago I visited an old water powered grist mill. It was less than an hour from my house. The grinding stones were spun by a shaft system that was turned by a water wheel. I'm glad I did because it is now closed and the water wheel system is dismantled.
Great video and adventure. Yall Take Care and be safe, John
Another excellent video B&D!!
Many thanks for sharing this great upload, best greetings and Happy New Year for you
Awsome place. So glad to hear someone purchased the property and preserved history.
yall are awesome! love your videos!!!!
Very interesting. Thanks for the video and good to see you, haven't seen you since last year...LOL
This is awesome! Never heard of this place def will check it out!
When I lived up in Idyllwild we would run down off the hill to explore out and about in the area and visited a few times. Was always something new to see and discoverer. Thank you you two for the explore!🧡🤗💯
The huge Native American carving is part of the "Trail of the Whispering Giants". There was 74 carvings scattered all over our country and Canada. Some have rotted away over the years, but most are still standing. We have one here in the central UP of Michigan in Wakefield. We also have one in Lansing MI. They had two in California with the other one in LaJolla, but Wikipedia just says it was lost. Check out Wikipedia for more info on them
Enjoyed the tour Thank you!!
Thanks for the video! Definitely on the list
That place is like a time capsule, and I love the desert garden at the beginning of the video.
A time capsule is a great way of putting it!
Happy New year .. you two...Thanks for your videos I have watched every single one...
Hey guys 😊 Happy New Year 🥳
Another fantastic episode
Thanks, Chris!
Heads up to any one wanting to visit the museum, DHS has alot of violent crime and between acoma, Buena vista, cahuilla, and desert view between cactus, palm drive and mesquite harbors most of it.
Stay safe and keep your doors locked.
so pretty. love the style.
what a magical place! I must make the effort to visit on my next visit to Palm Springs area. Lovely.
Enjoyed the tour, it's such a unique home. Great that the place has been kept up over the eons. The bricks look like adobe. Believe Huell Howser visited the place for a segment as well.
I right away wanted to have a long holiday in that pueblo with a bunch of friends and family packing those little rooms
Happy New Year
Very interesting! Cabot's Pueblo reminds me of Lucas, Kansas S. P. Dinsmoor's Garden of Eden. No windows or doors exactly the same and he had his own cement formula. He also liked to express his thoughts through cement sculpture.
Gave me a laugh at the beginning.
Thank you, happy New Year
Oh that was fantastic, so much to see, amazing!
Very Interesting Good Video as always 👍 Last weekend I was on a Motorcycle ride I pulled off the freeway to take a break and get gas as I look to my right guess what I seen ? The military museum you guys were at .. It was early so it was closed or I would’ve went in so I will go back one day and check it out as well as this place too ..
that is beautiful.
I had forgot, but was there around 1970. Thanks for the tour.
Wow another great episode glad to see you guys safe and healthy.........HAPPY NEW YEAR
Haha great start
A great start to the vlog 😛 when I first came across your channel most of the places you have been to I had actually come across in my years out here in LA but for a few months now you keep coming out with new places. That disk showing the centerpiece of LA county(?) a few months back though brief was a great addition to the odyssey vault. 💯💯💯
Excellent video I enjoyed watching it, Happy New Year and stay safe guys.👍😀😀😀🇬🇧
That is a very interesting place, you two always find the best places to explore.
Nice drone work!!
I love this video
GOLD like everything you post
Thanks guys -Great story/place to go
So I've lived in the coachella valley for 25 years and I've never EVER heard of this place! Definitely going to check it out
Another gem. Happy 2021
As always, excellent work!
So interesting! I had never heard of Cabot's Museum before. I'll definitely have to check it out soon! Good video!
Thank you so much! Hopefully you'll get a chance to see it for yourself soon. :)
0:30 how could you? 😆
6:20 ghostbuster side job?
Awesome video. Thank you both..happy new years to you. This video is a great way to start the year!
Happy New Year!
This would be such a neat place to visit! Now I really want to go to the desert and check out some of these places and things. Just take a bunch of time and bum around. Lol.
Such a interesting episode! Really enjoy your guys sense of humor. Always curious to see what CA t-shirt Bethany will be wearing. What a great channel.
Thank you so much! We always love hearing from you. Happy New Year, Nick!
Good tri definition on the thumbnail Drew
I live here and have never been here....now I wanna go lol
Thank you for this content, especially as I armchair explore during this time of the covid. Anyone else want more information on the relationship between these two? I have so many questions ~ I want to see them explore therapy together.
These vids are cool.
“OO” Love Ur informative Vlogs , My “Grammy & Bopa” lived in DHS when I was young I would visit her. She was an immigrant from Hungry, they purposely came to DHS for the mineral hot springs. ❤️ Thank You for sharing ❤️ xx 🚒 Jesse
I never seen this in my town I’ve been living in Dhs since 2017 still live there
A truly interesting destination, Drew and Bethany. Well done, as usual. If time permits, perhaps you could make a return visit to Cabot's Pueblo and create an even longer video.
Happy New Year, Noah! Indeed, while we were shooting, there was constant converastion about how we felt like we just barely scratched the surface and would love the chance to go back sometime soon. Wishing you a wonderful 2021 ahead. :)
Fun episode with a lighter touch but still educational.
I grew up there!
Cool video. I learn so much from you guys! I love the desert areas. I'd love to see a video on giant rock near Joshua Tree. That place seems to have a fascinating history.
Thank you! Yes, the desert has endless possibilities for Oddities and hopefully we can get out there again soon. Happy New Year!
Another very interesting find! Sorry Drew but you owe Bethany big for that “oversight”. Thank you guys!
Love your vids! Been enjoying them for some time, thank you! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ speaking of ❤️ s Beth where did u get your t-shirt? My cousin who is from Cali moved out of state and recently moved back, she would love this!
Thank you so much! The shirt worn in this episode is actually one we designed ourselves and can be found at : teespring.com/get-oddity-odysseys?pid=370&cid=6531 - Have a great week :)
@@OddityOdysseys thank you, I’m getting a couple! Can’t wait for you to come back and keep up the great work!
I went there before on a field trip at school
i love your channel
great, great video! thank you! that stairway reminded me of the Winchester House. do you think it might habe been a hidden starway to get away discretely?
07:09 I do believe that is a desk and not a dresser.
i want to be an explorer when i grow up
Please convince the Museum of Jurassic Technology to let you do a video. That would be confusing.
The ghost of Colbert Eyraud haunts it now.
I lived in desert hot springs for years I used to drive by there but they were never open how weird
Hey I live there 😄😄
You forgot to mention the natives who lived there before him..Word was they asked him why are you going at least 3 miles for water when right here you have your own well...
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Is that, civilization, a 30 minute drive from slab city.?
nice shirt ;)
Rumor has it, the shirt works even better as a cropped top! ;)
Wait so is this place closed during the pandemic? We can’t enter? The website says it is temporarily closed
Another great video, any chance you guys can make your content longer in 2021. Say 20 minutes.
Live exactly two blocks from this dump, it's a tourist trap that's not worth the $20 entrance fee.
2/6/23 per website it is $11 for seniors and $13 for adults….2 tickets would be $22 to $26 for sure.
Three dislikes? Great street cred guys 😁
time's up, you guys on maternity leave?
"Rock is never wrong..." rofl
Hey