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Wow. Awesome! 🩷😀

Wonderful interview, good information. I find myself coming across the same repetitive info when it comes to Texas history, but I always learn something on your channel

Texans have always treated Colorado as their personal annex. I work construction and they think they have privileges that they really don't.

Beautiful

What a liar!!

My family has a long history in Galveston. Love the island.

Great interview, J.R.! I am definitely interested in the further development of the address-based flood forecasting and how that could eventually be developed in other places along the Texas coast.

I didn't know there was a youtube channel about galveston

Very interesting, thank you!

How much of that is insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and other chemicals from the Mid-West?

The government censors just about everything nowadays. Seems the government would have learned after the 1900 hit.

I am a BOI

This was really interesting. Galveston is such an awesome city, and this is a great channel!!!!

Thank you gentlemen, great show!

Galveston Texas was known as the Wall Street of the Southwest, New York of the Gulf, Playground of the South just to name a few. The history of Galveston is so fascinating! Stay curious and never stop learning!

Can you recommend any good books on him and his works?

Please take off your hat indoors. Thank you.

BTW - I skip videos when recorded with the sound of the wind more prominent than the subject of your video.

So crazy this vid popped up today because yesterday when i drove past this i really looked at it and decided I was gonna have to get a better look at it sometime and learn its history. Ive driven past it more times than I can count.. Thanks for all your amzing research!

The video was really interesting. I think it’s important for people to understand that there are multiple sides so to speak when it comes to climate change. There are those who don’t believe the climate changes at all and then there is a spectrum of people who believe it is. I think the two most common camps for those who understand the climate changes are as follows. The this is a modern post Industrial Revolution problem camp and the climate change is a historical event that has been happening all of history camp. Then those two are further broke down by what you effect you believe mankind has on the weather.

Leave it to the government to prevent innovation.

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I live on 9th and church the sound the wind makes whipping down the alley is creepy.

I live on 9th and church the sound the wind makes whipping down the alley is creepy.

♥️ Amazing video, such interesting history and details of the statue. Galveston is so beautiful with such a rich history, I can’t wait to see it one day. Your videos are awesome.

Great interview, J.R.!

Port Aransas water is clearing up nice

Galveston is my hometown! 🌴 I enjoyed your insight and I learned lots.

I think the tunnel idea would probably be more doable. Ultimately as someone has already pointed out, there's not much reason on the Bolivar side to warrant the costs involved with either a bridge or a tunnel. The ferry system is still far more cost effective than any other option. Improving the ferry system would much more cost effective

Wonderful video

Great video and information! Imagine if efforts would not have been put in place to eradicate this problem, Galveston would have faced greater numbers with those affected by the Bubonic Plague.

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The local sewage is pumped into the ocean like they do in Santa Monica.

This is a beautiful building! A real treasure. I have seen a couple of the rooms, and the staircase is stunning. I would love to have another tour and see more of the building. I hope it will continue to be restored and treasured.

Where is Nicholas buried

Interesting! Did Texas used to have it's own currency?

Brown water sucks. Gotta go to South Padre for blue water.

Speaking of technology changing. Coastal defense was taken over by patrolling Airships (Blimps). You may want to do a segment on Naval Air Station Hitchcock near Dickenson, TX. You can see the remnants of the HUGH blimp hangar. A sister hangar, located at Marine Corps Air Station Tustin in California, recently burned down but you can see what it looked like.

🥺😭😭😭💓 Awww... emo nostalgia mode overloads seein mih B Major and listening to Roy.... I misss the island soooull deeply 😿 Thank you for these well done videos featuring some of the oh sooo so many places and faces I dearly love with all my heart and soul❤️‍🔥🌌🎼🎶🪄 ⛱️🏖🏝🌊💙

Literally had the glorious honor to not only admire it for 7 years worth of sunrises to sunsets captured within all 4 seasons of backdrop at from my 8th story view from 2101 church st .... I have seen all these areas as an artist and personal friend of several Mason and amazing hueman beings. One of the many cerished amazing loves of my Island experiences 💞🌌🎼🎶🎵🪄❤️‍🔥

I saw old lodge where was demons and poltrgeist because rituals of masonry are from demons in the hell . Higher power is from satan fallen angel and demons dude . When people die go to the hell.

ITS BECASUE OF THE MISSISSIPI COMING DOWN FROM LOUISIANA, I WAS BORN THEIR I KNOW

Excellent production with a plethora of good information! A+!

Thank you for this great video!! Last time I was there the place looked great. I enjoyed the Hebrew section the most. God bless you for taking such good care of this amazing historic area.

Galveston history is a lie.

Love that building. The interior is just gorgeous.

can anyone please tell me where is the bridge at 29:00 thanks

This is very interesting. Thank you for the video and information. One thing that’s annoying is the continuous “music” in the background. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with silence as the background.

I have been watching your videos and have learned so much about Galveston that I didn't know and I grew up there. Just shows how much we don't see that is in front of us. I had a funny event in that cemetery when I was on a field trip for a school history class. We were by one of the mausoleums and the door was cracked. We went to peek inside and the door opened and a man was standing there. It was one of the groundskeepers and that structure had lawnmowers inside. Not really funny at the time but I get a chuckle out of it now.

i, for one, would have appreciated a word or two on John and Joan Hayatt and their years of work in and for the Library.