Us in Ohio pronounce it like this: coh- sigh :) just like how it's written! I went to cosi alot when I was a kid as I'm just an hour away from Columbus. It's one of my favorite places to visit!!!
We had a COSI up here in Toledo but it got changed to Imagination Station. It still has my favorite part (optical illusions/Mind Zone) but it just doesn’t feel the same in a way. At least I got to experience the Promedica bodies exhibit before it finished, which was really interesting due to me being in the mortuary field.
My middle brother was born in the city! Home 2 DSW (Designer Shoe Warehouse) & Nationwide. The Short North has a dining joint that never closes once under establishment. Go check it out, bych!
I grew up in Columbus. All of my memories are from the old COSI on the other side of downtown. It was right across the street from the very first Wendy’s. We would go there on a field trip every year during elementary school.
Jacob, love your videos. Thought I'd add a little history to your visit. The current location of COSI used to be Central High School. In 1984 the movie "Teachers" was filmed there. It starred Nick Nolte, JoBeth Williams, Ralph Macchio and Judd Hirsch. The high school closed in 1982 and opened as COSI in 1999. If you're ever in Marion, Ohio we have three unique museums. The newest Presidential Museum in the country the Warren G Harding presidential library, museum and home, Heritage Hall (Marion County history) featuring the Wyandot Popcorn Museum and the Huber Machinery Museum. We also have the largest monument to a president outside of washing DC. The Harding memorial and presidential tomb.
I went to this museum as a kid for a friend's birthday, his mom was a teacher. Its great to see all the updates. Your commentary is so funny and relaxing.
Destination suggestion: In Astoria, NY, there is the Museum of the Moving Image. It’s got tons of exhibits on various aspects of the filmmaking process and the history of film and television. However, I would check ahead to see if visitors are allowed to take videos for vlogs.
I grew up in Columbus and used to go to COSI all the time when I was a kid in the '60s and '70s. It was in a different location then, and much smaller than it is now. The current location is a former high school. It looks like they're using the same transparent bodies now that they had back then, and I always hated them because they were so creepy. The old pendulum is still there. There was also the old-timey town, but instead of shops for the mid-20th century, they were shops from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Among other things, there was a candle shop and a paper shop, where they had people inside showing you how they made candles and paper.
I visited COSI with my parents in 1990. I remember the coal mine elevator, an exhibit on cracker jack prizes, and a lazar light show set to the music of Led Zeppelin.
Two suggestions, first is the Armstrong Air & Space Museum in Wapakoneta, Ohio (the hometown of Neil Armstrong). The second one is the Mackinaw Bridge museum in Mackinaw City, MI. It is located above the Mama Mia's Pizza restaurant. It's not the biggest museum, but it is free.
I remember going to Cosi probably in 5th or 6th grade. They had phones where you could see the person you're talking to and I thought oh that will never happen The invisible Man and the invisible woman actually talked they had their own little room. The boys were only allowed to see the invisible Man and the girls only the invisible girl we wouldn't want fifth or sixth graders to find out about those organs! It's nice to see there's still some things from the original Cosi still there. The building that it's in was Central high School which was one of the main high schools in Columbus Ohio my mother graduated from there. It was nice that they kept some of the original building when they moved Cosi there.
Liberty Science Center is great in Jersey City, NJ. Franklin Institute is a top science museum with now Harry Potter exhibition in Philadelphia. DaVinci Science Center is cool in Allentown, PA. Also great America on Wheels Museum in Allentown. Also the National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem, PA. Also got the Moravian museums in Bethlehem and nearby Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom.
Glad you made it to Cosi! I haven't been there since the pandemic started but hoping to go soon, I usually like to go for the Cosi after Dark events they have once a month for adults. I'm interested in the Marvel exhibit and the Cuba exhibit looks cool too. I also recommend the Cincinnati Museum Center for other Ohio museums. They still were mid-renovation the last time I went, but the exhibits are very cool and the design of the building inspired the Hall of Justice. And the Newport Aquarium on the other side of the river is awesome as well.
Aww Jacob! You were 15 minutes from my house!! I've lived in Columbus all my life!! I live in German Village. Glad you enjoyed COSI. Took our son there many times as he grew up. Safe travels. Look forward to the next adventure!
My family went to COSI back YEARS ago and it was awesome! Glad that they have the Marvel: Universe of Superheroes there (went to see that exhibit at Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle back 2 years ago. Can’t wait for MoonKnight, Morbius, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness to come out! 🌙
Hey Jacob!!! Dang I live in Columbus Ohio, would have loved to have seen you, ever thought about doing a meet and greet! Should think about it. Definitely need too! Covid appropriate of course! Cosi is a amazing place, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for making videos, and being you!
First, there was a lot of fouling in that basketball game, but lots of dunks, so that was cool. I was there only a few years ago, it looks like 90% different. Cleveland has a few museums you should check out.
I used to take field trips to COSI when I was younger it’s been a while since I’ve been but it’s an awesome amazing place for a science nerd like me. Keep up the great work Jacob!!!!
I loved COSI when we would go there back when I was in school!! One of my favorite things was always the rat basketball, and I'm so glad they still have it! ❤❤ (The last time I went was around 1996 or 1997...) I remember that we also once ate at the very first Wendy's, which used to be located right down the road from COSI....
I love science museums like this! There is one in Cartersville, GA called the Tellus Museum that Cosi reminds me of. One of my favorite museums! Would love to go to Cosi one day too!
Hi! COSI is pronounced Co-S(eye) in am from Cincinnati and that’s what we call it! Hope you enjoyed your trip, love to cross paths with you one day and I’m a huge fan! 💖
there’s two really cool museums in Milford Pennsylvania, one is the Columns Museum which is supposedly haunted and also houses part of the flag that was behind Abraham Lincoln when he was assassinated. the other place is Gifford Pinchot’s residence- he worked with Teddy Roosevelt to develop the National Forests, both places are very deep rooted in history and the town itself has a lot of other hidden gems as well
I’ve wanted to go to COSI for so long, it feels like a mix between a science museum and a children’s museum, and I love that kind of stuff. If I’m ever in the state I’m definitely doing it.
Oh wow, I went on an overnight field trip for Gifted there when I was...eight, maybe? Loooong time ago, lol. We went to the Columbus Zoo on the first day, slept in the gym of a YMCA (they left the gym lights on so I snuck out to the lobby to play Q*Bert for a couple of hours and then took a nap in the elevator) and spent the second day at CoSi. Super fun!
check out the Catapillar Visitors Center , It is a Catapillar history Museum ,right next to the Riverfront Museum that you visited to see dinosaurs early this year
I have enjoyed seeing 'all' of your endearing, exciting you tube adventures. Thank you for your continuing exceptionally hard work you tube posts. I am your friend and fan. From your inspiration, I will be creating you tubes as well that won't conflict with your areas of what you produce. Love your Family and wish you the Best with your Girlfriend as well. Your girlfriend is fortunate to share your company. You are so polite and proper and always positive. You are getting more and more famous too! You are adding quality time that helps all of us. You are in the Adam, Tracker, Scarred Nomad fold too! All of you are the new cool happening You Tube pack!
Hot potato! I had that Spudzie game as a kid. I've been told, prior to the invent of plastic taters w/buzzing timers purchased at toy stores, kids just tossed around real hot potatoes; whoever was left holding it when time was up (counting out loud or utilizing clock, wristwatch, or stopwatch) was eliminated, with play continuing round-by-round until the last player remaining w/spud-in-hand won...and got to eat it. Similar to Mr. Potato Head: before toy companies created plastic potatoes, you used real ones and dressed them up with purchased face parts/accessories. So glad they didn't go this route with Cootie!
Welcome to Ohio. Newark , Ohio place called The Works. They have some of the old Cosi exhibits. Mansfield has the Carousel museum. A must see. Velvet ice cream is awsome as well
There is a great little History museum on the Town square in Springfield Missouri on the northeast corner of the square. It is called the History Museum On The Square. I think you would really enjoy it it does all about the history of the town and the county dating back into the 1800s. There's also an art museum in Springfield at national and Bennett Street that is completely free.
Ummmmm excuse me did he say “girlfriend “ did I miss something? Did he get a divorce or something, I normally watch every episode but I don’t remember that happening.
@@jcg336 well her Twitter is not friendly to him at all, it shows his new girlfriend and how he cheated on her in Florida and other stuff. I’m not taking any sides I’m just saying she is pissed off, that’s for sure.
As far as smaller museums go, if you're ever in the Branson MO area again check out the Dewey Short Visitors Center! It's a great little FREE museum about the lake. I wasn't too happy about my own video of that place (on my other channel, not the account I'm commenting with) so looked up others after I was done...I was surprised to see that there weren't too many, & I actually liked my crappy video better than the others I saw. I'm still new at this, & frankly I'd like to see some people that know what they're doing video-wise vlog that place!
Woolaroc in Bartlesville Oklahoma! Native American and Phillips 66 museum. It’s out where Frank Phillips had his ranch and lodge. The lodge is still there too. It’s a very neat place! And it just screams carpetbagger. And if there’s not enough content there, you could also show the Price tower in downtown Bartlesville. Frank Lloyd Wright’s only skyscraper!
If you are ever near or in Livingston county you should try out the Jello Museum and the WarPlane museum right near SUNY Geneseo, that place has a plane used during D-day that still sometimes gets flown
Jacob you asked for museum ideas. If the weather nice here’s one. Pyramid Hill in Hamilton Ohio. It’s north of Cincinnati in the same region as King Island. It mainly outdoors but they also have and indoor museum. Take care and thanks for doing what you do
The holocaust museum in Richmond VA was pretty interesting. Only check out if you're in town for something else though. I went 10years ago so I can't vouch for its current state. They had a lot of mannequins and even a full sized courtroom replica of the Nuremberg trials. You could walk right through the courtroom. Pretty neat.
So wanted to let you know the Houston Zoo in Texas is having a 100th anniversary celebration on April 30th you should attend it's going to be a massive event
Go to the imagination station in Ohio I went there in my kindergarten first grade field trip it was originally called COSI but they changed it it has lots of interactive places inside I don’t know what it’s like now since I haven’t been in a few years
Fun fact, there use to be an animatronic show at COSI years ago. Sadly it was closed after a few years. The only place where you could find one of those animatronic characters is at Jungle Jim's.
Cool to see you visit COSI. I have been there many, many times from childhood to adulthood. Though when I was a kid it was located further down Broad St. It was at its previous location for 35 years and moved to its current location in 1999. Another science museum that I really like is the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.
Glad you got to stop by my hometown! Been following you for a while now and was wondering when you were gonna make the stop :) COSI is a school field trip staple, hope you had a fun time!my favorite event they do is the adults-only event nights with different themes and specialty drinks! No kids is awesome, and the themes are very cool. Last one I went to was right before the pandemic and was all about poisons throughout history. Hope to be able to do one of those events again. I've been going to COSI for the last 25 of my 27 years! Welcome to Columbus! O-H!! ♥️🌰🏈🏟️
i’m from dayton, ohio and haven’t been to cosi in years so thanks for much for stopping by it :) i’ll have to go back soon! it’s also so cool you’re in ohio!!
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Us in Ohio pronounce it like this: coh- sigh :) just like how it's written! I went to cosi alot when I was a kid as I'm just an hour away from Columbus. It's one of my favorite places to visit!!!
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Agreed
We had a COSI up here in Toledo but it got changed to Imagination Station. It still has my favorite part (optical illusions/Mind Zone) but it just doesn’t feel the same in a way. At least I got to experience the Promedica bodies exhibit before it finished, which was really interesting due to me being in the mortuary field.
My middle brother was born in the city! Home 2 DSW (Designer Shoe Warehouse) & Nationwide. The Short North has a dining joint that never closes once under establishment. Go check it out, bych!
I grew up in Columbus. All of my memories are from the old COSI on the other side of downtown. It was right across the street from the very first Wendy’s. We would go there on a field trip every year during elementary school.
I see how you casually dropped the words “my girlfriend’s favorite Marvel movies” into this video 😲!
Jacob, love your videos. Thought I'd add a little history to your visit. The current location of COSI used to be Central High School. In 1984 the movie "Teachers" was filmed there. It starred Nick Nolte, JoBeth Williams, Ralph Macchio and Judd Hirsch. The high school closed in 1982 and opened as COSI in 1999. If you're ever in Marion, Ohio we have three unique museums. The newest Presidential Museum in the country the Warren G Harding presidential library, museum and home, Heritage Hall (Marion County history) featuring the Wyandot Popcorn Museum and the Huber Machinery Museum. We also have the largest monument to a president outside of washing DC. The Harding memorial and presidential tomb.
I, for one, appreciate your information. Thank you.
Union Terminal in Cincinnati is a grand old train station turned in to a museum center. It was the model for the Hall of Justice.
Spent 13 years working there. Thanks for spotlighting my old home away from home!
I went to this museum as a kid for a friend's birthday, his mom was a teacher. Its great to see all the updates. Your commentary is so funny and relaxing.
Jacob my family loves your channel Dude! We bond as a fam by watching you. Thank you Jacob!!!
Destination suggestion: In Astoria, NY, there is the Museum of the Moving Image. It’s got tons of exhibits on various aspects of the filmmaking process and the history of film and television. However, I would check ahead to see if visitors are allowed to take videos for vlogs.
Hey Jacob you should visit the Ohio state reformatory in Mansfield Ohio. It’s a great historical place with a museum and has been seen in many movies
Another Ohio museum I recommend is the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal. You have 3 museums and an Omnimax theater.
I grew up in Columbus and used to go to COSI all the time when I was a kid in the '60s and '70s. It was in a different location then, and much smaller than it is now. The current location is a former high school. It looks like they're using the same transparent bodies now that they had back then, and I always hated them because they were so creepy. The old pendulum is still there. There was also the old-timey town, but instead of shops for the mid-20th century, they were shops from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Among other things, there was a candle shop and a paper shop, where they had people inside showing you how they made candles and paper.
I visited COSI with my parents in 1990. I remember the coal mine elevator, an exhibit on cracker jack prizes, and a lazar light show set to the music of Led Zeppelin.
I went there and loved .Thank you for taking us along.It is great place to visit
Another great museum. Keep up the good work. Thanks again Bob Calderon
Learning is fun with Jacob
Two suggestions, first is the Armstrong Air & Space Museum in Wapakoneta, Ohio (the hometown of Neil Armstrong). The second one is the Mackinaw Bridge museum in Mackinaw City, MI. It is located above the Mama Mia's Pizza restaurant. It's not the biggest museum, but it is free.
Fun fact: The building that houses COSI was once a high school. The 1984 movie Teachers was filmed there.
I remember going to Cosi probably in 5th or 6th grade. They had phones where you could see the person you're talking to and I thought oh that will never happen
The invisible Man and the invisible woman actually talked they had their own little room. The boys were only allowed to see the invisible Man and the girls only the invisible girl we wouldn't want fifth or sixth graders to find out about those organs!
It's nice to see there's still some things from the original Cosi still there.
The building that it's in was Central high School which was one of the main high schools in Columbus Ohio my mother graduated from there. It was nice that they kept some of the original building when they moved Cosi there.
From Ohio here. Been to cosi a lot when I was younger. Cool place.
Liberty Science Center is great in Jersey City, NJ. Franklin Institute is a top science museum with now Harry Potter exhibition in Philadelphia. DaVinci Science Center is cool in Allentown, PA. Also great America on Wheels Museum in Allentown. Also the National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem, PA. Also got the Moravian museums in Bethlehem and nearby Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom.
Glad you made it to Cosi! I haven't been there since the pandemic started but hoping to go soon, I usually like to go for the Cosi after Dark events they have once a month for adults. I'm interested in the Marvel exhibit and the Cuba exhibit looks cool too. I also recommend the Cincinnati Museum Center for other Ohio museums. They still were mid-renovation the last time I went, but the exhibits are very cool and the design of the building inspired the Hall of Justice. And the Newport Aquarium on the other side of the river is awesome as well.
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U should go check out the witte museum in San Antonio tx
Aww Jacob! You were 15 minutes from my house!! I've lived in Columbus all my life!! I live in German Village. Glad you enjoyed COSI. Took our son there many times as he grew up. Safe travels. Look forward to the next adventure!
I visited cosi in the early 80s, totally different from then to now. Thanks for sharing your this video nice to see cosi again 😀
This was a WONDERFUL museum!! Thankyou Jacob🤗🤗
Jacob,
I really enjoy your videos!
It allows me to tag along without the extreme car rides...
Thanks and Safe Travels
Thank you Jacob, Very interesting and informative video. Stay Safe and God Bless from Tammy in PA
. One of my family’s favorite museums!
My family went to COSI back YEARS ago and it was awesome! Glad that they have the Marvel: Universe of Superheroes there (went to see that exhibit at Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle back 2 years ago. Can’t wait for MoonKnight, Morbius, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness to come out! 🌙
I loved COSI as a kid! This makes me want to go again.
You should check out the Loveland Castle near kings island. It was hand built by one man.
The sharks eye's are dead,black,like a dolls eyes! Lmao!🤣🤣 Very cool museum. Thank you Jacob!
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Hey Jacob!!! Dang I live in Columbus Ohio, would have loved to have seen you, ever thought about doing a meet and greet! Should think about it. Definitely need too! Covid appropriate of course! Cosi is a amazing place, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for making videos, and being you!
Go to the air museum at Elgin AFB in Florida. Thanks, Jake.
First, there was a lot of fouling in that basketball game, but lots of dunks, so that was cool. I was there only a few years ago, it looks like 90% different. Cleveland has a few museums you should check out.
Not much defense during that game. The players seemed more interested in eating than defending.
I used to take field trips to COSI when I was younger it’s been a while since I’ve been but it’s an awesome amazing place for a science nerd like me. Keep up the great work Jacob!!!!
I was there last week for the Marvel exhibit! It was my first time going since like 2 or 3 years.
I was just there on March 6th. Been there several times. First time was back in 1985 back when it was on Broad Street on a field trip.
What a fantastic museum so Random! 😁👍
I loved COSI when we would go there back when I was in school!! One of my favorite things was always the rat basketball, and I'm so glad they still have it! ❤❤ (The last time I went was around 1996 or 1997...)
I remember that we also once ate at the very first Wendy's, which used to be located right down the road from COSI....
I really enjoyed the walk thru town sets exhibit.
Cool you're in my hometown, if you need any recommendations let me know :) Oh highly recommend the spaghetti warehouse, its near cosi.
Live an hour north of here, 👍❤️🔥been a few times, always love the progress section, the retro town!
My favorite museum is the Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago, IL.
Lived a year in Columbus. Love these videos of museums. Would like to see Will Rogers museum and Woolaroc Museum in the south. Thankyou for sharing. 👍
Since you're in Columbus and close to dayton you should check out wright Patterson air force base museum.
I love science museums like this! There is one in Cartersville, GA called the Tellus Museum that Cosi reminds me of. One of my favorite museums! Would love to go to Cosi one day too!
I was just there last weekend! Marvel exhibit is so cool!
Hi! COSI is pronounced Co-S(eye) in am from Cincinnati and that’s what we call it! Hope you enjoyed your trip, love to cross paths with you one day and I’m a huge fan! 💖
I used to go there when they were downtown! I miss that place!!!!
Hey....I've seen Rudolph and Santa FULLY restored....I can die a happy man
I dig those statues...🤘🏼💯✔️
there’s two really cool museums in Milford Pennsylvania, one is the Columns Museum which is supposedly haunted and also houses part of the flag that was behind Abraham Lincoln when he was assassinated. the other place is Gifford Pinchot’s residence- he worked with Teddy Roosevelt to develop the National Forests, both places are very deep rooted in history and the town itself has a lot of other hidden gems as well
Love this. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve wanted to go to COSI for so long, it feels like a mix between a science museum and a children’s museum, and I love that kind of stuff. If I’m ever in the state I’m definitely doing it.
cosmosphere in Hutchinson, KS and the science museum in Oklahoma City.
Exploration place in Wichita, KS.
Oh wow, I went on an overnight field trip for Gifted there when I was...eight, maybe? Loooong time ago, lol. We went to the Columbus Zoo on the first day, slept in the gym of a YMCA (they left the gym lights on so I snuck out to the lobby to play Q*Bert for a couple of hours and then took a nap in the elevator) and spent the second day at CoSi. Super fun!
Going to cosi on field trips were awesome
I used to go there when I was a kid. I just live about 40 minutes from cosi
check out the Catapillar Visitors Center , It is a Catapillar history Museum ,right next to the Riverfront Museum that you visited to see dinosaurs early this year
Very cool museum thank you!!!
I have enjoyed seeing 'all' of your endearing, exciting you tube adventures. Thank you for your continuing exceptionally hard work you tube posts. I am your friend and fan.
From your inspiration, I will be creating you tubes as well that won't conflict with your areas of what you produce.
Love your Family and wish you the Best with your Girlfriend as well. Your girlfriend is fortunate to share your company.
You are so polite and proper and always positive. You are getting more and more famous too! You are adding quality time that helps all of us.
You are in the Adam, Tracker, Scarred Nomad fold too!
All of you are the new cool happening You Tube pack!
great job Jacob
I love this place EDIT:truly is an amazing place
Hot potato! I had that Spudzie game as a kid. I've been told, prior to the invent of plastic taters w/buzzing timers purchased at toy stores, kids just tossed around real hot potatoes; whoever was left holding it when time was up (counting out loud or utilizing clock, wristwatch, or stopwatch) was eliminated, with play continuing round-by-round until the last player remaining w/spud-in-hand won...and got to eat it. Similar to Mr. Potato Head: before toy companies created plastic potatoes, you used real ones and dressed them up with purchased face parts/accessories. So glad they didn't go this route with Cootie!
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The building that COSI is at, use to be an abandoned old school. The movie ' Teachers' was filmed in there.
Welcome to Ohio. Newark , Ohio place called The Works. They have some of the old Cosi exhibits. Mansfield has the Carousel museum. A must see. Velvet ice cream is awsome as well
There is a great little History museum on the Town square in Springfield Missouri on the northeast corner of the square. It is called the History Museum On The Square. I think you would really enjoy it it does all about the history of the town and the county dating back into the 1800s. There's also an art museum in Springfield at national and Bennett Street that is completely free.
Ummmmm excuse me did he say “girlfriend “ did I miss something? Did he get a divorce or something, I normally watch every episode but I don’t remember that happening.
I knew he and his wife were separated, but I was a bit surprised to already hear the word girlfriend!
@@jcg336 well her Twitter is not friendly to him at all, it shows his new girlfriend and how he cheated on her in Florida and other stuff. I’m not taking any sides I’m just saying she is pissed off, that’s for sure.
@@truckermatt4603 Too bad. They have a daughter, maybe they should both be a little more discreet with their comments.
@@truckermatt4603 Do you think that is really her? I used to watch her UA-cam videos and that account seems extreme, even for her!
@@marylivingstone9815 I agree
This is a certified interesting classic
As far as smaller museums go, if you're ever in the Branson MO area again check out the Dewey Short Visitors Center! It's a great little FREE museum about the lake. I wasn't too happy about my own video of that place (on my other channel, not the account I'm commenting with) so looked up others after I was done...I was surprised to see that there weren't too many, & I actually liked my crappy video better than the others I saw. I'm still new at this, & frankly I'd like to see some people that know what they're doing video-wise vlog that place!
This was cool!
Go to Entertrainment Junction in Cincinnati Ohio it’s my son’s favorite place 😊 Also Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh Pa both are great 👍🏻
Woolaroc in Bartlesville Oklahoma! Native American and Phillips 66 museum. It’s out where Frank Phillips had his ranch and lodge. The lodge is still there too. It’s a very neat place! And it just screams carpetbagger. And if there’s not enough content there, you could also show the Price tower in downtown Bartlesville. Frank Lloyd Wright’s only skyscraper!
If you drive north, the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum in Cleveland are great! Near Toledo is the Carousel museum!
What a great video carpet bagger as you and your videos are amazing this one is in the bag.
I would recommend the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay Wisconsin. Its one of the few museums that has a complete GM Aero Train on display.
If you are ever near or in Livingston county you should try out the Jello Museum and the WarPlane museum right near SUNY Geneseo, that place has a plane used during D-day that still sometimes gets flown
Theres a CoSi in Toledo, Ohio as well where I live 😊
You should head to Dayton and go to the Boondhoft Museum of Discovery and the National Museum of the US Air Force.
Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, is pronounced, 'Mee-yol-near'.
Jacob you asked for museum ideas. If the weather nice here’s one. Pyramid Hill in Hamilton Ohio. It’s north of Cincinnati in the same region as King Island. It mainly outdoors but they also have and indoor museum. Take care and thanks for doing what you do
Really cool that they have the Willem Dafoe Green Goblin mask.
The holocaust museum in Richmond VA was pretty interesting. Only check out if you're in town for something else though. I went 10years ago so I can't vouch for its current state. They had a lot of mannequins and even a full sized courtroom replica of the Nuremberg trials. You could walk right through the courtroom. Pretty neat.
So wanted to let you know the Houston Zoo in Texas is having a 100th anniversary celebration on April 30th you should attend it's going to be a massive event
Go to the imagination station in Ohio I went there in my kindergarten first grade field trip it was originally called COSI but they changed it it has lots of interactive places inside I don’t know what it’s like now since I haven’t been in a few years
We always pronounced it Co-s-eye in Michigan.
Fun fact, there use to be an animatronic show at COSI years ago. Sadly it was closed after a few years. The only place where you could find one of those animatronic characters is at Jungle Jim's.
Cool to see you visit COSI. I have been there many, many times from childhood to adulthood. Though when I was a kid it was located further down Broad St. It was at its previous location for 35 years and moved to its current location in 1999. Another science museum that I really like is the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.
Glad you got to stop by my hometown! Been following you for a while now and was wondering when you were gonna make the stop :)
COSI is a school field trip staple, hope you had a fun time!my favorite event they do is the adults-only event nights with different themes and specialty drinks! No kids is awesome, and the themes are very cool. Last one I went to was right before the pandemic and was all about poisons throughout history. Hope to be able to do one of those events again. I've been going to COSI for the last 25 of my 27 years! Welcome to Columbus! O-H!! ♥️🌰🏈🏟️
Children’s Mesum Indianapolis is one of the best Mesums and largest Mesums in the world
i’m from dayton, ohio and haven’t been to cosi in years so thanks for much for stopping by it :) i’ll have to go back soon! it’s also so cool you’re in ohio!!
Stop!! I can’t breathe!! @27:48 tooooo funnnny!! Seriously frackin’ hilarious 😂!!
Definitely should check out Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita KS. Its an absolute treat if you have never been
Ha it’s pronounced CO-sigh, as a lifelong Columbus resident
Girlfriend?!?
I definitely caught that too.
@@EllaBirt I hate if my comment added to trolling. It was not my intention. I saw someone with a later similar comment who got trolled. It’s amazing to me how the incels who have absolutely nothing else to do attack him.