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Wonder why no gravestone Was it a money issue? Kinda sad either way😭😭😭

Just subbed. Watching Clifton next. My kid loves horror so I think he’s really gonna like this place.

Been passing the Elmsford Muffler Man since I was a kid. I never remember him having a right arm but his left arms was always there. Not sure what happened.

Spoiler alert lol

My boyfriend is an electrician there and the work done there is awesome and detailed

Mufflerman made by Bill Swan at international fiberglass the is a short Amazon ebook about Bill called “The man behind the mufflerman “.

Can you share the list of addresses to view the decorated houses?

@Joe & Joy Have Landed This is the 2nd or 3rd time I've watched this video and it seems to me that the "coffee" that one of the two men on the David Letterman show poured on the other looked like water and it wasn't much. I think it was Andy who watered Jerry Lawler. How I would love to visit Andy's grave but I'm pretty close to the end myself.

SICK! you two are hilarious! I'm a subscriber now looking forward to checking out more of yall's stuff. you two seriously have good chemistry on camera. its almost like you know each other in real life.

Excellent, saw the house on a dvd xtra wondered what had happened to it....coolio👍😎👍💎

So cool! I love that song!

the wax museum was way better in my opinion except for the fact they left the misfits out and still put the shirt on james hetfield also rockworlds gone now to

This place is so awesome. Thanks for the video on this place. 👍

If he'd just decided to leave the garbage in the bus overnight and dump it the next day, there'd have been no song.

Well this explains how he's everywhere.

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 🎅

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As a 50 plus year old in the corner of nowhere, it's cool to see a younger generation still appreciate some of my childhood inspirations. Or to realize we share the memories. I'm originally from Long Island. 146 Riverside Dr off Merrick Rd. Moved to the Dallas Ft Worth metroplex at age 9

Hope you all have an incredible weekend ,thanks for this video ,glad you all have the Lionel trains they are so cute !❤

Joe & Joy It was because Of you visiting Hall of Science that I decided to take my family along .🎉

Thank you 🇺🇸Joy & Joe for theses amazing adventures ,the trains are awesome 🤩 love your channel.❤

I still play with toy trains !

I went here when I was kid, 24 years ago they still got ripley.

Go bundyyyy im glad that still looks same like before 30 years ago 😊,marcy house 🏘️ is left of bundy house 😅

This is Very Sad that the Store is not going to exist, it was a good discount store. Time will tell for the Last Kmart in USA the Home in Miami Florida. Blockbuster is the Home of the Last in the World in Bend, Oregon.

I assume they ran out of bags. Hang on to that receipt for nostalgia sake!

My family and I are visiting NY on December 14th. I've gotten all kinds of advice and watched a bunch of videos on things like this. If you could I wanna know where the best place to get a hot dog and pizza around the Bryant Park area which is where our bus is gonna drop us. We're definitely hitting up Times Square and the Harry Potter store too

@Joe & Joy Have Landed Thank you very much! 😽🙏✨❤ I saw other videos of Jordan the Lion but they were some years older. The broom that lay over the graves is finally gone. Unfortunately, someone took the little yellow taxi from Andy's grave. I only know Andy Kaufman from videos, but I like him a lot. I'm very sorry that he only had half a life and such a sad end. I didn't like everything he did but maybe, we all have more sides than one. R.I.P. Andy Kaufman, the world would still need you. 😽🙏✨❤

This place is awesome I went here 2 falls ago

Luv you guys keep up the good work!

And don't forget about the bench group w that were they put you 😂😂😂😂

Funny part in the movie one big pile of garbage is better than 2 rather than bring that one up we decided to throw it down 😂😂😂😂

Wonderful vid. Always wanted to understand the song

I ate all the time at Alice’s Restaurant in Westwood Village near UCLA in the 70’s and 80’s. My favorite was French onion soup and their bread. Sandwiches with sprouts were good back then.

i watch the movie every year. i live about an hour away from there .i still live in western massachusetts. i lived in the building next to the lee police station in Lee 1989

We love this park! Revisited in September and apparently missed stuff on the second visit.. Wasn't aware of the Windy Bill McKay tribute/exhibit.. Guess that gives us another reason to go back! I don't want to believe this, but I've recently heard some concerning rumors that this park could be on the chopping block after the Cedar Fair merger.. Hopefully another chain would be interested if this is true.. I could see Palace Entertainment purchasing this park as it would fit right in with the rest of their park lineup as the park is similar to Story Land in NH and Dutch Wonderland in PA. Let's hope the rumor isn't true, but apparently this park gets one of the lowest attendance numbers in the Six Flags chain..

Nice job guys! Very interesting! Well researched. Sadly, Ms. Brock, the REAL Alice, died Nov. 20th, 2024. About one week before Thanksgiving. Rest In Peace Ms. Brock.

Looked up Stockbridge on google maps and it shows a cemetery, "site of grave of Ofcr Obanheim"

That cemetery is also the resting place of the owner of the town dump

May Alice Brock rest in peace

I lived in Great Barrington, and the church is actually in the village of Housatonic, which is in the northern part of Great Barrington Ma

Rest in peace Alice...

Wonderful vid. Thank you very much for sharing this cultural history

South Barrington MAss Aye ! Well there isn't one ! You could more accurately say Van Duesenville or maybe even Housatonic ! In 1885 Van Deusenville was a small postal village located midway between Great Barrington and Housatonic, on the Williams River, and on the Housatonic Railroad. The village had the only works of the Richmond Iron Company, a church, a school house, about 20 dwellings, etc., though it was formerly of considerable importance, having 3 stores, a hotel, 2 factories, a chair shop, a wagon shop and a blast furnace. Isaac L. Van Deusen, to whose energy and enterprise the village was largely indebted, and whose resources were impaired in building it up, removed to Grafton, Ohio, in 1834, and died there. [1]

The last time I was there the restaurant was still accessible via that back door only

Obie's actual name was Obanhein. FYI. Not Obenham.

Cool stuff! Definitely gotta take home some of those goods! i been to this excat location before although it was longer ago! i used to live in Milwaukee,,but now i just moved a couple weeks ago further north in the stevens point area! luckily the move with all the pinball machines went good lol!

This place is definitely awesome. Stay fresh cheese bags

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In the seventies I would go up to the Berkshires often. I remember many of the places you show in this video. Thanks!