The Original Winnie the Pooh - in NEW YORK CITY!?
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- The Original Winnie the Pooh and friends owned by the real life Christopher Robin! The stories may be English, but the animals have become American at the New York Public Library! Skip to 06:22 for Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore, Kanga, Tigger, and Piglet! A.A. Milne’s stories were born from his son Christopher Robin’s animals, and we get up close and personal with them too!
New York, New York! Manhattan! The big Apple! We travel downtown to try and peek at the Statue of Liberty and Castle Clinton before heading pas the Ghostbusters II Museum, the oldest park in NYC, and the grave of a bona-fide founding father, Alexander Hamilton! Then, a look at Wall Street as we visit the place George Washington himself was inaugurated as the first President of the United States and the place where the bill of rights was born, allowing us to protect the rights of individuals and eventually expand them to all. We’re still forming a more perfect union but what an amazing treat to see the places history came alive in another Randomland Adventure!
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16:48 for Winnie the Pooh!
Omg I need more New York Piglet dialogue, so funny
I personally think those stuffed animals should be returned back to England in the Hundred Acre Wood at the Pooh corner museum and they shouldn't be there at some city library.
I did a little research after I saw Goodbye Christopher Robin and apparently the reason he didn't speak to his mother at the end of her life was because he married his first cousin and his mother never forgave him.
i love history too so this was really interesting thanks justin
Again very interesting stuff Justin
I have been to New York, (Manhattan) twice. I wish I had known about the Winnie the Pooh Display then. I would have gone to see it. I read those stories so many times to my sons when they were little. I went to the Air and Space Museum and other places that you showed. It's a wonderful place to visit. I saw the remains of the twin towers in April 2002. It was still being cleared. It was an emotional visit for me then too. Saw the firehouse memorial also. Very moving visit too. Thanks for sharing your trip.
Justin this vlog is amazing. I'm so proud of you, of the video and our country. I cried. Thank you so much for this video. I love American history also, and love the way you speak of it. This video was also pretty funny, the ending was great. Stay safe, have fun, and thanks again! 😊😊
THANK YOU JUSTIN I will prolly NEVER been able to see this in person HISTORY IS AWESOME thank you for sharing it with us
Lol! you got to NYC just in time for those Nor'Easters moving through! Heads up Justin....another is on the way! I love, love, love Winnie the Pooh! My favorite Pooh quote is:
"You can't stay in your corner of the Forest waiting for others to come to you. You have to go to them sometimes.”
― A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh
That sort of describes you Justin!
A really enjoyable, vlog. Nice one, Justin.
The next time you're in Yuba City, you should take a little drive to the Old City Cemetery in Sacramento. Alexander Hamilton's youngest son, William, is buried there.
Thanks for all the great sight seeing locations for next time I am in New York!
The pennies on Alexander’s grave is a sweet tribute to him.
Justin! U always make me laugh!
That's amazing
No time to hop on the Staten Island Ferry & pass by for a closer look?
You also did a jig on approximately the spot where Batman fights Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.
p.s. You could have taken the side door on 42nd Street & avoided going down stairs to the Children's Room at NYPL. It's a wonderful exhibit, isn't it? A few years back, Jim Dale was there to read from a sequel novel & they also donated a new doll, aged to look like the rest.
Wait, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 first mission started here?! 7:38
I love NY
i loved this vlog!
Good videos in new York
amazing
Yours vilogs are getting interesting,. Great jod.
If I’m not mistaken the government building and the park is where impractical jokers were filmed
WINNIE THE POOH IN NEW YORK!!!!!!!!
yeah we did make New Amsterdam but you have it fair and square
It appears that we appear to be on a cliff hanger
O AND FIRST!!!!
Apparently they moved from the children’s area. Requires a ticket to see.
I feel like Winnie the pooh was apr6 of everyone's childhood, at least a little bit
Can u put a link or the full name because my daughter wants to go so bad she is a big fan
Safe journeys
and it is a musical
1 peppercorn a year
Hmm...wonder if Disney is going to use Christopher Milnes story as inspiration for their Christopher Robin movie?
Alexander Hamilton
I'm actually glad government buildings don't look like that anymore: they couldn't have been cheap, and we're the ones footing the bill whenever they build a new one.
See how they are? You work all year and try to save up peppercorns and boom. Gone in a single shot.
Ur hilarious
hi
Thank you for visiting The Twin towers, it's something I was caught up in
5:39 jacksfilms needs to go there
I love Winnie the Pooh, my favorite ride at Disney as well.
It’s sad that Christopher was bullied and ended up not wanting Pooh and his friends anymore. I grew up with those guys and Pooh and his friends are still my favourite Disney characters
Hey Justin I live here in new York and you really got everything on the money, I wish I would of bumped into you, have a safe trip home, your definitely missed there,,
Got to visit the Pooh exhibit on Saturday I'm so happy I got to see it!
The real Winnie the Pooh’s name was Edward but it was changed after meeting a bear named Winnie and a swan named Pooh
Omg... Serious tears... You found Pooh! Love it. I never knew they were there.
Would love to see your vlogs and takes on the smithsonian. Ever going to D.C. Justin?
It should be in Winnipeg because Winnie is short for Winnipeg and that’s where the soldier was from
I rely on Angelicaaaa.....while she’s alive we tell your story she is buried in Trinity church near you when I needed her most she was right on time
I like the giraffes in the background...
Superb Tour as always! Thanks for visiting my neck of the woods!
I freaking LOVE this video! Another really great job on this one, Justin. I'll save myself the trouble of finding new ways to compliment you this time and just say, thank you. Just. Thank you.
PS- Brilliant ending :)
Yo Justin you should go to titanic/Olympics dock it's still there
Deep in the new york library, where all of these children read. You'll find the enchanted animals, of Christopher's childhood days.
Apparently, Christopher lost Roo in an apple orchard sometime in the 1930s.
So close, yet so far! The White Star Line headquarters where the list of Titanic victims was posted.............
"We’ll now head south to 9/11 Broadway, the former New York headquarters of Titanic’s White Star Line (rival Cunard is located directly next door at #25)."
www.scoutingny.com/the-titanic-guide-to-new-york-city-from-scouting-ny-part-1/#911
I'll send you a letter with a list for what's out here on Lawngyland. Pretty interesting too!
Great video. My great grandparents immigrated through Castle Clinton as Ellis Island was too crowded.
Castle Clinton served as an overflow for immigrants.
Spreadshirt is not working btw. Can't put anything in the cart
hey Justin, do you think you will ever go to universal studios? And if you go can you check out Hogwarts, id love to see that.
Edward was renamed after a bear in a zoo that the kid was very found of and the bear was named Winnie just research it! It’s amazing
I thought winni the pooh was named after a bear from the Canadian Army called winni named for Winnipeg look it up my friend
Winnie The Pooh!!!
New Yorker Piglet though XD
Wow! Great tour! And Justin without a hat!!!🤪 fun hair!
Federal Hall really looks like the capital building
Winnie and co is at 16:22 not 6:22 - But I would watch the whole thing....
Real New Yorker Piglet. :) So funny!
I think you meant 16:22 instead of 06:22 for winnie the pooh
♥ New Amsterdam
Did you know? G.W was a great cousin of mine
So cool. You got to go to go to the Jefferson's on westside
Justin was your ancestors Dutch
What about Gremlins
16:22 is where Pooh and friends are
Wow
I go to Ben Franklins house
5:39 starts playing hamilton
A top ten show. Very good.
Faneuil Hall in Boston
I got to see a lot of stuff in NYC, but I never got to stop at Trinity Church. I was with a tour group, and we passed Trinity Church. Like, on a bus, not even stopping, our tour guide was like, "and to your right is Trinity Church, where they filmed National Treasure." But after getting into Hamilton and learning more about that point in history, visiting the church and paying my respects is on top of my to-do list when I go back someday.
Winnie the Pooh!!!!!
I've passed the NY Public Library so many times and had no idea :( Next time I'm in New York I know where I'll be visiting now! And the Jim Henson exhibit in Brooklyn.
What happened to roo
I learned a lot from this video...even living right outside NYC. I especially didn't know Piglet was such a New yorker! I would not mess with her!
Pretty cool!
“Majestic”
Wow! I'm a New Yorker and I have never been to the Library. Now I want to go there. I have being passing by it for the past 40 years. I'm downtown all the time and never paid attention to the buildings. I only go to the Franceus Tavern museum and restaurant. Thanks for showing me other places. When you work in Manhattan you just don't pay attention. I go to work and then back home to Staten Island. Thanks for the vlog!!! I learned something new!!
It's sweet how much you love your country. But you know almost nothing about it.
cool
hey justin, the time code you put in your description is wrong, at that time you were in the cemetary. I think you meant 16:22 for the winnie the pooh part of your vlog.
I couldn't help but laugh when I thought about how great it is that you basically gave shout outs to someone dead over 200 years.
You made it! I'm so glad, I knew you'd enjoy this New York City treat!
Nice episode again. Who knows what would have happened if the English and the Dutch would not have traded New York for Surinam. Perhaps Dutch would have been the official language of the US.
I love the NYCPL. I would go there when I would visit my mother. Justin, it makes me happy to see you and Ally doing so well. Fellow gluten free-er and Disneyphile here.
I really like how you often go to places "just to look" from the outside/far away even if you can't experience it/go inside. So many people would say it's "not worth it" to do that but life is about the journey and adventure!
Another great vid Justin. Really enjoying them. I was thinking on going to NY this summer but I'll probably do Niagara Falls instead.
I want to go to Manhattan, so much history there. Did you stay at the Plaza? I love the public library, seeing it reminded me of "The Day After Tomorrow"
I'm telling you Justin, you should offer this and all your other history related videos to history teachers. They would be a nice supplement to their curriculum You make history fun.
Huh I was just about to paint a winnie the pooh painting for my grandma!
Justin has really outdone himself. Federal Hall alone would have made a great video. Then he took us to see the original Winnie the Pooh characters. My eyes are all sweaty now. Thanks, Justin!