I think the Castle is one of those things thats ever changing versus the other museums. I was surprised too when I saw all the future and pop culture displays. Last time I visited it was mostly history.
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I cannot remember which ones we went to but we went to some on my 8th Grade field trip and it was one of the best times I’ve ever had. I remember one of the kids in one of my little 4 kid groups was a Chinese exchange student who didn’t speak any English at all and at one of the Museums there was a giant food court with food from different countries and he went to the Chinese one and started talking to one of the workers and looked so happy to finally be able to talk to somebody. I remember the museums being huge but I was also 14.
One of my favorite parts of the American History museum is in the sea section, where you can tap on the screen and listen to various shanties. Wish they had a wider selection of them, but what they’ve got is a pretty decent cross section of the sea shanties of the period.
Well scripted and presented. Great filming style and editing. Interesting information. Subscribed and looking forward to a round of binge watching. Greetings from Norway!
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Well done thank you for posting. You have a few mistakes but overall very well done job. I know all these buildings intimately from childhood thru adulthood. They have changed very much and not so much for the better. If you come back I would be glad to walk you around and convey some history. I'll be looking to watch more of your content.
We were there April 17-18, 2023 and unfortunately two of the five buildings were closed for renovations and 2/3 of the air space museum was also closed for the same thing so the rockets and space part of the museum was closed, very disappointed as we will most likely never be in the area again.
That’s very unfortunate. We had the same experience when we visited the museums. We went during our kids winter break and there was very short notice/poor communication. I filmed the Air & Space on a Tuesday and suddenly the following day it was closed for renovations through March. The Museum of Natural History was opened throughout the week then on a Thursday it suddenly closed for renovation until April. But the website wasn’t updated. Just some sheets in-front of the museum.
The Southern1401 locomotive was a actual locomotive which was donated by the Southern railway. It was transported by tractor trailer to its location as the building was built.
On 5/20/2011 The Air & Space Museum acquired my gifts...😊...Promotional coin banks commemorating America's involvement in the Space Race... M.W. initially wanted to push the mechanical banks for the Destination Moon Exhibit; apparently, that fell through...But... On 10/14/2022 one specimen was placed in the One World Connected exhibit...😀..! -RRR
@@JoseOnTour Thank you...This makes the fifth museum out of the nine that I donated to who are currently displaying my gifts in exhibits... If you want a new video idea, travel to these other four museums to view these intriguing American Space Race era artifacts: Queens Museum and USS Intrepid Museum in New York City (my hometown,) Ford Museum of Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan (near where these banks were made,) and the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum in Boston, Mass...
Great info to start my planning. But if I could share one tip, I had a coworker that spoke like you and it was driving us all nuts. He would put spaces in the middle of his sentences. To people like us it sounds like @14:33 "George Washington. Built relationships. With native Americans. Stating. that Native Americans. were vital. to the growth of the American republic. And Across America. We see monuments of Washington. Engaging. With Native Americans. But! Was started. As Treaties of Peace. Evolved. Into taking land for the growth of a new nation." If you can get the fluidity down. You got it made.
Great tour. But you can say I'm narrow minded or bias cause think that the USA is too far up it's own behind since the Kennedy years, Britaiinwas the same back in the days of industrial Revolution wethat we too was God's until hitlerthaughthe could rule earth.
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your videos are awesome quality bro, keep up the good work you deserve way more views!!
Thank you 🙏
Saw it as child, nice to see that it is still evolving!
I think the Castle is one of those things thats ever changing versus the other museums. I was surprised too when I saw all the future and pop culture displays. Last time I visited it was mostly history.
🇺🇲🗽🇺🇸❤️ America was built by everyone,Asian, the Irish, Scottish, English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch , Italian, and African, and Native Americans! ❤️🇺🇸🗽🤗💜🕊️🇺🇸
I cannot remember which ones we went to but we went to some on my 8th Grade field trip and it was one of the best times I’ve ever had. I remember one of the kids in one of my little 4 kid groups was a Chinese exchange student who didn’t speak any English at all and at one of the Museums there was a giant food court with food from different countries and he went to the Chinese one and started talking to one of the workers and looked so happy to finally be able to talk to somebody. I remember the museums being huge but I was also 14.
One of my favorite parts of the American History museum is in the sea section, where you can tap on the screen and listen to various shanties. Wish they had a wider selection of them, but what they’ve got is a pretty decent cross section of the sea shanties of the period.
I was just there, I liked the display about money on the first floor.
Loving this from kenya 🇰🇪
thank you so much 🙏
Fantastic tour....you did so well I felt like I was there!
I appreciate the kind feedback thank you
Really woow, thank u so much , its so much to learn, u know
thank you for the feedback
Really amazing video, very good quality, thank you!
Well scripted and presented. Great filming style and editing. Interesting information. Subscribed and looking forward to a round of binge watching. Greetings from Norway!
thank you for the great feedback and support Erik
Love this! Went to the Smithsonian in the 60's...don't know if I will make it back...Thank You!!❤
I'm headed downtown to the Smithsonian's for me time next week. The train will be great to and from transportation.
I love the DC metro I wish I was able to capture it more. It really is the best way to move around Washington
Connections to communities and the world. We are strong enough to see the strings and divots… and the courage to realize the Beauty of sacrifice and imperfection yet seeking better amidst very imperfect process.
Shining at home helps to increase shine in others and helping to brighten the darkness.
Now thats what im taking about !!! YAY
Great video. You have solid production value.
Thank you
Well done thank you for posting. You have a few mistakes but overall very well done job. I know all these buildings intimately from childhood thru adulthood. They have changed very much and not so much for the better. If you come back I would be glad to walk you around and convey some history.
I'll be looking to watch more of your content.
Very good. Well done
Iam going in May..can't wait
And best food near the mall as well. Or at least until the food trucks get back in gear.
I 100% agree. for some reason my stomach doesn't mesh well with the food trucks🤒
@@JoseOnTour yikes! I know you are gone now but native American museum cafeteria is really good
Family trip 😊😎
You’ll love it and whats nice is all the museums are free
We were there April 17-18, 2023 and unfortunately two of the five buildings were closed for renovations and 2/3 of the air space museum was also closed for the same thing so the rockets and space part of the museum was closed, very disappointed as we will most likely never be in the area again.
That’s very unfortunate. We had the same experience when we visited the museums. We went during our kids winter break and there was very short notice/poor communication. I filmed the Air & Space on a Tuesday and suddenly the following day it was closed for renovations through March.
The Museum of Natural History was opened throughout the week then on a Thursday it suddenly closed for renovation until April. But the website wasn’t updated. Just some sheets in-front of the museum.
The Southern1401 locomotive was a actual locomotive which was donated by the Southern railway. It was transported by tractor trailer to its location as the building was built.
On 5/20/2011 The Air & Space Museum acquired my gifts...😊...Promotional coin banks commemorating America's involvement in the Space Race...
M.W. initially wanted to push the mechanical banks for the Destination Moon Exhibit; apparently, that fell through...But...
On 10/14/2022 one specimen was placed in the One World Connected exhibit...😀..!
-RRR
This is awesome congratulations
@@JoseOnTour Thank you...This makes the fifth museum out of the nine that I donated to who are currently displaying my gifts in exhibits...
If you want a new video idea, travel to these other four museums to view these intriguing American Space Race era artifacts: Queens Museum and USS Intrepid Museum in New York City (my hometown,) Ford Museum of Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan (near where these banks were made,) and the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum in Boston, Mass...
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Great info to start my planning.
But if I could share one tip, I had a coworker that spoke like you and it was driving us all nuts.
He would put spaces in the middle of his sentences. To people like us it sounds like @14:33 "George Washington. Built relationships. With native Americans. Stating. that Native Americans. were vital. to the growth of the American republic. And Across America. We see monuments of Washington. Engaging. With Native Americans. But! Was started. As Treaties of Peace. Evolved. Into taking land for the growth of a new nation."
If you can get the fluidity down. You got it made.
Do you or your friends have a RUclips channel ?I d like to take a look at them.
We have never been on the moon, big scam, good film.There was too much rediation.
Great tour. But you can say I'm narrow minded or bias cause think that the USA is too far up it's own behind since the Kennedy years, Britaiinwas the same back in the days of industrial Revolution wethat we too was God's until hitlerthaughthe could rule earth.
Black Americans built America end of story..! Who did the hard work and where did the money come from to finance a nation smh... my people built this
Ben Franklin wasn’t black.
Sadly they were property valued at 2/3 of a person. So technically they were just tools that the white man used
We ALL built the country, Ray.
Only a cist would think otherwise, right Ray?