Very interesting and informative. When I lived in Oakland years ago, they had just shut it down so never got to see it. Amazing and I'm sure a ton of interesting stories. Thank you, Jordan. I love your cameos👏👏. Much love to you and Jah ❤❤❤🦁
Back in the 70's my parents took me there when I was a child. Although too young then to understand the entire concept and history of the prison, I do still remember it clearly. I recognize so much of this vlog through photos that I still have. Mom and dad are long gone now, but this brought back memories of a beautiful day with them. Thanks for taking me back Jordan.
So interesting, I was going to comment to say almost the exact same thing, so I instead decided to reply to your relatable comment, except I went around the late 90s or early 2000s if I’m correct. I was around 10 years old. I found it incredibly interesting and still to this day find crime and punishment history very interesting. My parents got us a guided tour so it was a bit different but definitely more informative. I still to this day watch videos of abandoned prisons and it all just brings me back to my first experience.
Colm Deasy it’s not that simple. You need various materials and things to close in cracks. Otherwise water could get in the submarine. So that wouldn’t work man. But still a good idea
I wasn't nearly as creeped out at Alcatraz as I was at Missouri State Penitentiary. I could physically feel the negativity there. The only other time I felt something like that was at the concentration camp at Dachau.
Places can certainly hold energy as you say. There is a little tiny town in Arizona called "Jerome". It is made up of just 2 or 3 little streets slashed into a mountainside. It started out as a mining town for gold, copper, etc in the 1800s. ANYWAY ( lol) I drove through there one night at about 2 am and I felt the most evil energy I have ever felt. I had a vision of miners being stuck underground and left there. I searched the archives and could not find any accidents or anything though, It was quite intense. I am still talking about it 30 years later.
@@judddavis3548 I am sure there were accidents. I grew up in Bonne Terre, Missouri over the world's largest man made cavern, a massive flooded lead mine abandoned in the 1960's by the St. Joe Lead Company. The local historical society interviewed a long time employee, who at the time was well into his 90s. I asked him about mining accidents and the story that perhaps the company tried to cover them up (after closure they were seen dumping records into the abandoned mine.) He told us they weren't hiding anything, they simply saw no value to the records (as an archivist by trade, I recoil at that now.) He said every accident that occurred went across his desk and he remembered every one. But "officially" there is no record of any of them. Long story short, I'm guessing that is probably the case here too. Jerome had a pretty famous strike in 1916. I knew the name of the town sounded familiar. There were lots of strikes in 1916 and 1917 (including one in Bonne Terre, though that one had serious anti-immigrant motives) and safety and accidents (and the fact that companies didn't give a crap if you died) was often one of the reasons for strikes.
Just wanted to say thanks for this channel. Being stuck at home waiting for this whole virus situation to end is enough to drive you nuts! Living vicariously through your trips has helped a bunch. Thank You!
I visited in 1981 and there were no block signs but all the cells painted half green were done for the Clint movie ‘Escape from Alcatraz’. Glad to see it is more of a museum now. Thanks Jordan!
My grandfather retired from the federal penitentiary system and he retired in Lompoc California (big fed prison there). When i was growing up his fed pen guard friends were from Alcatraz. I got to hear first person stories about the bird man and other characters back then. I thought my grandfather and his friends were the coolest ever.
I loved visiting here when I went to San Francisco. I have always read and watched anything to do with the prison. A lot more is coming out about the great escape. I believe at least 2 made it
They recently made a documentary about the 2 that made it. They ended up living somewhere in Argentina. They showed the Christmas cards that the family received from them telling them that they were ok.
Wasn't there a movie in the 70s (1979 ?) called 'Escape from Alcatraz ' ? (Based on the great Escape story ? ) I believe Clint Eastwood was in it. I remember seeing it. Great Movie !
Shaun Elliott you are bang one mate this guy don’t have a clue lol one of them wrote a letter to the government years later telling them who he was and how they did it ect
Also " Birdman of Alcatraz" based on a true story. The Birdman was one you did not want back out on the streets. Several paranormal shows did investigations at The Rock and Eastern State Penn. Al Capone was at both places.
Well done, Jordan! I enjoyed every second as this is on my list. And you were the best tour guide too! I couldn’t even imagine working there, never mind being an inmate.
I visited there a few years ago and I just want to say you gave a great tour. I truly believe I saw more on your video than I remember seeing while I was there. You were right about the smell, pretty bad. Also I would recommend if you go, even in the Summer, I would suggest you take a light weight jacket. The wild is blowing and it can get a little cool.
I took the Alcatraz tour in 1981. Even as a kid, I was always fascinated by the spirit of historical places. These kinds of trips for me were as fun or better than any amusement park. Good work on vid, and the music intro you use for this ep (and others) I think is the best one. Good energy, positive. Plus Jah rocks!
When I visited my aunt 10 years ago in San Fran. I did the Alcatraz tour this was one of my highlights of the trip. In person it looks so real you can imagine being a prisoner and their daily routine.
Hey, Jordan! I’ve been waiting for this tour and I was NOT disappointed! It was so fascinating to me and you covered everything so thoroughly. What a hell hole. I always think of the movie, “Birdman of Alcatraz” with Burt Lancaster when I hear Alcatraz mentioned. Thanks as always for all the time and effort you put into each vlog. It shows!
Great video, I was lucky go and visit a couple years back and seeing your video brings back the memories and like you mentioned I grabbed a cup and spoon from the shop
Man you done a great job,, you had me interested all the ways with this great tour through history. I really enjoyed this , it made my night here in Eire 👍
I visited in 2001 wirh my sister. Alcatraz has changed so much since we were there. Now, there is so much more to see. The morgue wasnt accessible, nor were the workshops. The exhibits that are on display now didnt exist back thrn. I NEED to come back and see it all as it is today
That was a really good tour. Great camera work, you let the camera linger at places and down the corridor so we could get a sense of the place. You covered most of the areas. I would've liked to see inside the morgue though. I'll probably never get there (well I heard it's closed even for tours now) so your video gave a good experience. Oh and it's the first time I've ever seen one of your videos.
Thank you sir you are a terrific host with a very nice speaking voice as well as very informative. That was a wonderful tour of that majestic prison, if only those walls could talk. Thank you again............
Best tour of Alcatraz I have ever seen!! Learning things I didn't know. It doesn't look like it smells too pleasant. Not a place I would want to stay! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Jordan i love your tours i am writing myself a list of travel must do's and as i have rarely travelled the USA i have a few spots there i want to see. Thanks !
Hi Jordan, well, if that didn't put you off committing a crime I don't know what would!!! It sure does make you appreciate being free!! I'm going to go for a walk in the fresh air now after watching that. Great vlog Jordan.
What an excellent tour you gave, I watched your video and I’ve visited Alcatraz prison before lol...anyone not fortunate enough to get to go there can experience it perfectly through your video. Great job! 😉
I have been here it was awesome! he's right as soon as I walked out on that prison yard there was a very heavy feeling. I thought of Shawshank Redemption right away
One of the coolest things that I have done was visiting Alcatraz. I loved it so much that I did it twice in my life. The ferry ride was amazing! Well worth every penny!
Thank you for this I’m from San Francisco I’ve been to Alcatraz about 5 times my whole life and this was a very good video a lot of details for ppl who can’t go at this time I do believe that the men survived.
Sweet vlog! I've always been intrigued by Alcatraz. I actually grew up in Richmond, CA, and was stationed on a ship in Concord, CA. I had passed by this island many times, but never got around to actually visiting it. Thanks so much for this vlog Jordan. I'll catch you on the next one. Arthur Childs, Oak Harbor, WA. 🙂
I love how educated you were about this prison before going. It made this the best video I’ve seen about Alcatraz. Ironically I live in the Bay Area and I’ve never gone. I plan to soon tho! Good video.
I’m watching some of your old videos Jordan. I took a boat out to Alcatraz around 1998 or 1999, but it was the tour boat That just went around Alcatraz. I didn’t get off and tour Alcatraz but I want to one day.
Very interesting and informative vlog! You really opened my eyes to Alcatraz's history. I think we've all seen the movies about Alcatraz, but this was excellent. You get the pervasive feeling of loneliness and desperation of the prisoners and even the guards that worked there. No wonder they uprised and attempted to escape. You can feel those feelings in Alcatraz now, but imagine what it was like to live there! Yikes, it certainly earned its nickname "the rock". I'll never get the opportunity to go myself, so I am really glad you went. No one narrates a story like you do Jordan! You just really always find a way to make it seem like we are right in the place your narrating about! That my friend is a true gift! Not every one can make others feel that way. Thank you for another wonderful trip!!! ~ Jill Gross
It think everyone that visits SF need to go see Alcatraz. I’ve been twice and can not believe the improvements that have been made between 2007 and 2018. Amazing place. But I’m always drawn to the things They won’t let us see. Like the basement and the tunnels. Maybe one day. Lol! I’m excited to see the apartments one day too. The gardens are awesome too. I also highly recommend angel island. It’s an unexpected jewel.
That was very interesting, Jordan. I only went once in 1977, we had our Junior High School graduation trip was to San Francisco & we went to Alcatraz. We had group tours & it was so interesting, you were sure knowledgeable, must have studied a lot!!! 🌼
Jordan…As usual, an amazing vlog! I see that you don't plan to do any more old Hollywood vlogs. I hope that doesn't mean that you're cutting back on vlogging. You provide so much information about the locations that you visit and I'm certain that the research you do takes a lot of time but, I and many others are loyal fans of your work and don't want to see it end! Thank you!
That is a tour l wanted to do but never will. It didn't disappoint.... so much better from your view, than that of documentaries. Thank you again Jordan. 😁👍
Many, many years ago I vacationed in San Francisco and visited Alcatraz. It was an erry feeling , lot of unsettling spirits and people did not want to continue on the tour. Never so glad to leave that place.
Thank you Jordon I really enjoyed watching this and learning about all the interesting things we were stationed in California back in the early 80's but I never got to go there I really enjoyed seeing it and you do such a wonderful job. Give Jah a hug for me he is so cute just love seeing him 😊
This video is awesome. Very detailed and informative. Made me feel like I was there in person and looking at the Alcatraz. Nice narration too. Well done bro.
This was a great tour that you’ve given I have watched others none came close to yours and your soft voice whispering was perfect and you were by yourself when you were showing specific things which made it more Interesting.
I went through San Fran on my way to Disneyland with my friend and his parents. We had a limited time there and we missed the sailing to Alcatraz. Thanks for the tour.
This was so cool. I find the history of this place so intriguing. Didn’t realise how true the actual escape scenario was to the film Escape From Alcatraz and it turns out the film was pretty accurate. Great vlog Jordan 👍🏻
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An interesting place to see, but... I wouldn't want to live there, as they say..
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If you are still in the Bay Area, I’d love to meet you.
I was there years ago and that place is amazing. 😀
WHat Happened in Alcatraz stayed in Alcatraz
Yeh. I wouldnt wanna be there...
Very interesting and informative. When I lived in Oakland years ago, they had just shut it down so never got to see it. Amazing and I'm sure a ton of interesting stories. Thank you, Jordan. I love your cameos👏👏. Much love to you and Jah ❤❤❤🦁
Back in the 70's my parents took me there when I was a child. Although too young then to understand the entire concept and history of the prison, I do still remember it clearly. I recognize so much of this vlog through photos that I still have. Mom and dad are long gone now, but this brought back memories of a beautiful day with them. Thanks for taking me back Jordan.
So interesting, I was going to comment to say almost the exact same thing, so I instead decided to reply to your relatable comment, except I went around the late 90s or early 2000s if I’m correct. I was around 10 years old. I found it incredibly interesting and still to this day find crime and punishment history very interesting. My parents got us a guided tour so it was a bit different but definitely more informative. I still to this day watch videos of abandoned prisons and it all just brings me back to my first experience.
The escape, and the fake dummy heads was pretty clever back then.
@Deja i think they got away. If they didn't, the bodies would have been found.
Colm Deasy it’s not that simple. You need various materials and things to close in cracks. Otherwise water could get in the submarine. So that wouldn’t work man. But still a good idea
Clint Eastwood was in the movie Escape from Alcatraz.
@@anitaquick3756 its a true story
I always feel like that place has to be full of horrible energy but the stories are fascinating. Thanks Jordan!
Arnie Slab been there it’s more sketchy than it looks
I wasn't nearly as creeped out at Alcatraz as I was at Missouri State Penitentiary. I could physically feel the negativity there. The only other time I felt something like that was at the concentration camp at Dachau.
Places can certainly hold energy as you say. There is a little tiny town in Arizona called "Jerome". It is made up of just 2 or 3 little streets slashed into a mountainside. It started out as a mining town for gold, copper, etc in the 1800s. ANYWAY ( lol) I drove through there one night at about 2 am and I felt the most evil energy I have ever felt. I had a vision of miners being stuck underground and left there. I searched the archives and could not find any accidents or anything though, It was quite intense. I am still talking about it 30 years later.
@@judddavis3548 I am sure there were accidents. I grew up in Bonne Terre, Missouri over the world's largest man made cavern, a massive flooded lead mine abandoned in the 1960's by the St. Joe Lead Company. The local historical society interviewed a long time employee, who at the time was well into his 90s. I asked him about mining accidents and the story that perhaps the company tried to cover them up (after closure they were seen dumping records into the abandoned mine.) He told us they weren't hiding anything, they simply saw no value to the records (as an archivist by trade, I recoil at that now.) He said every accident that occurred went across his desk and he remembered every one. But "officially" there is no record of any of them. Long story short, I'm guessing that is probably the case here too. Jerome had a pretty famous strike in 1916. I knew the name of the town sounded familiar. There were lots of strikes in 1916 and 1917 (including one in Bonne Terre, though that one had serious anti-immigrant motives) and safety and accidents (and the fact that companies didn't give a crap if you died) was often one of the reasons for strikes.
@@MMorbid Awesome information . Thanks !!
This was the best tour of Alcatraz I’ve seen. Thanks Jordan
Thanks
Yes well done!
Just wanted to say thanks for this channel. Being stuck at home waiting for this whole virus situation to end is enough to drive you nuts! Living vicariously through your trips has helped a bunch. Thank You!
Bryan Wickel I agree!
Inspired me to hit the road and be safe!!!
I visited in 1981 and there were no block signs but all the cells painted half green were done for the Clint movie ‘Escape from Alcatraz’. Glad to see it is more of a museum now. Thanks Jordan!
My grandfather retired from the federal penitentiary system and he retired in Lompoc California (big fed prison there). When i was growing up his fed pen guard friends were from Alcatraz. I got to hear first person stories about the bird man and other characters back then. I thought my grandfather and his friends were the coolest ever.
That is really cool, first hand stories.
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Jordan provides another great history lesson. It is a reminder that bad behavior can result in some pretty awful circumstances.
Thanks
If I never come to Alcatraz, you have showed me around the island in a brilliant way, thank you!
👩💻You are right! I can see Clint Eastwood sitting there on the giant steps planning "Escape From Alcatraz." Much love and peace. 🙋♀️🪔🌠🖖🐞🔆🔆🔆🥰🧘♀️☯️
I really enjoyed this video. It must've been a place to loose your mind 😮. Thanks.
I loved visiting here when I went to San Francisco. I have always read and watched anything to do with the prison. A lot more is coming out about the great escape. I believe at least 2 made it
They recently made a documentary about the 2 that made it. They ended up living somewhere in Argentina. They showed the Christmas cards that the family received from them telling them that they were ok.
Yes i saw a documentary about the nephews, and they r convinced they survived. Its really fascinating
@@MiJacFan1 All 3 lived...Frank Morris the leader got to Ireland somehow
its not confirmed 2 made it.
They think two dressed as women went to a loved one's funeral.
Wasn't there a movie in the 70s (1979 ?) called 'Escape from Alcatraz ' ? (Based on the great Escape story ? ) I believe Clint Eastwood was in it. I remember seeing it. Great Movie !
Yes there was. One of my favorite Clint Eastwood movies.
It's on Netflix now
I have it on DVD
Shaun Elliott you are bang one mate this guy don’t have a clue lol one of them wrote a letter to the government years later telling them who he was and how they did it ect
Also " Birdman of Alcatraz" based on a true story. The Birdman was one you did not want back out on the streets. Several paranormal shows did investigations at The Rock and Eastern State Penn. Al Capone was at both places.
I definitely think the prisoners that dug their way out of their cells survived. This is definitely a place I want to see ! Great vlog Jordan!
Visited Alcatraz more than 30 years ago. Interesting & definitely worth checking out!
Well done, Jordan! I enjoyed every second as this is on my list. And you were the best tour guide too! I couldn’t even imagine working there, never mind being an inmate.
Thank you. I followed along as close to the audio tour as I could to get the most out of the experience
4:31 You had no name when you were here you were a number.. Sounds like most of the jobs I had..
I visited there a few years ago and I just want to say you gave a great tour. I truly believe I saw more on your video than I remember seeing while I was there. You were right about the smell, pretty bad. Also I would recommend if you go, even in the Summer, I would suggest you take a light weight jacket. The wild is blowing and it can get a little cool.
I took the Alcatraz tour in 1981. Even as a kid, I was always fascinated by the spirit of historical places. These kinds of trips for me were as fun or better than any amusement park. Good work on vid, and the music intro you use for this ep (and others) I think is the best one. Good energy, positive. Plus Jah rocks!
I loved this video Jordan! Greatly explained😃
I could binge watch Jordan's vlogs all day
This was a fascinating tour and backstory. I enjoyed this explore thank you, appreciated Jordan
I want to visit Alcatraz so bad. Its definitely on my bucket list but at least I can live it through you.
I was there in 2002 and it was awesome to see it. Everything you described and showed was exactly how I seen it as well. Pretty cool.
in 2007, the accordion was sitting up on the shelf though, lol.
Cool tour! Thanks.
When I visited my aunt 10 years ago in San Fran. I did the Alcatraz tour this was one of my highlights of the trip. In person it looks so real you can imagine being a prisoner and their daily routine.
Hey, Jordan! I’ve been waiting for this tour and I was NOT disappointed! It was so fascinating to me and you covered everything so thoroughly. What a hell hole. I always think of the movie, “Birdman of Alcatraz” with Burt Lancaster when I hear Alcatraz mentioned. Thanks as always for all the time and effort you put into each vlog. It shows!
Very happy to hear you enjoyed it!
Great video, I was lucky go and visit a couple years back and seeing your video brings back the memories and like you mentioned I grabbed a cup and spoon from the shop
Man you done a great job,, you had me interested all the ways with this great tour through history. I really enjoyed this , it made my night here in Eire 👍
Extremely thorough tour. Thanks for posting. Making my grandchildren watch this!
The best video I’ve seen on Alcatraz
It was like I was there
👍
That was a brilliant watch I had never seen inside in such detail before what an inhuman place, thank you for making the video.
I visited in 2001 wirh my sister. Alcatraz has changed so much since we were there. Now, there is so much more to see. The morgue wasnt accessible, nor were the workshops. The exhibits that are on display now didnt exist back thrn. I NEED to come back and see it all as it is today
I personally toured Alcatraz back in January of 2008. That visit was my first visit to San Francisco.
That was a really good tour. Great camera work, you let the camera linger at places and down the corridor so we could get a sense of the place. You covered most of the areas. I would've liked to see inside the morgue though. I'll probably never get there (well I heard it's closed even for tours now) so your video gave a good experience. Oh and it's the first time I've ever seen one of your videos.
Thanks for sharing this. This is the best tour of Alcatraz I’ve seen thus far.
Sure enjoyed this tour. I have always wanted to see Alcatraz. What a dismal existence, but with such history. Great job Jordan!
I believe that escape from Alcatraz was filmed there with Clint Eastwood 😀
”No one`s ever escaped from Alcatraz”
Frank Morris: ”Hold my beer”
Frank's bones are at the bottom of the Bay.
Buster Cherry my theory is that they took the raft of they survived so they knew they weren’t alive
Dauphin King huh
Weasel and the crew of motd, hold my plane 😂
ha ha ha
Great job vlogging Alcatraz Jordan . You showed more of the prison than I've ever seen before .
Awesome vlog! I just visited Alcatraz in October. Absolutely fascinating! I learned more watching your video than I did while touring there ❤️
Thank you sir you are a terrific host with a very nice speaking voice as well as very informative. That was a wonderful tour of that majestic prison, if only those walls could talk. Thank you again............
That would be fantastic place to ghost hunt. If they let me, I would bring my gear and stay the night. Thanks for the tour!!
@@whispersoftheafterlife1017 Agreed
Great job on the video! I learned more from watching this video🙂
Very cool I drove truck out there for 30 years and never stopped to do tour..thanks great job
Been to San Francisco but never to Alcatraz. Learned a lot, but there's no question it's a pretty creepy place! Thanks for the tour, Jordan!
I know I wouldn't like to be there
Best tour of Alcatraz I have ever seen!! Learning things I didn't know. It doesn't look like it smells too pleasant. Not a place I would want to stay! Thank you for sharing!
This is a superb video Jordan. It’s such a fascinating building and the audio tour is excellent but I think we all agree your tour is better!
The best by far the most Informative video on Alcatraz I have ever viewed.
Be proud of your work
Can’t imagine working there. ☹️. Great video
5 star deserves an Emmy
Hi Jordan i love your tours i am writing myself a list of travel must do's and as i have rarely travelled the USA i have a few spots there i want to see. Thanks !
THANK YOU!
Hi Jordan, well, if that didn't put you off committing a crime I don't know what would!!! It sure does make you appreciate being free!! I'm going to go for a walk in the fresh air now after watching that. Great vlog Jordan.
What an excellent tour you gave, I watched your video and I’ve visited Alcatraz prison before lol...anyone not fortunate enough to get to go there can experience it perfectly through your video. Great job! 😉
Quality vlog, felt like I was right there myself,just a pure interesting and fascinating history tour from Jordan 😃👍.
My grandmother and grandfather grew up with the actual two brothers featured in Clint Eastwoods "Escape from Alcatraz" in Ruskin FL.
I have been here it was awesome! he's right as soon as I walked out on that prison yard there was a very heavy feeling. I thought of Shawshank Redemption right away
I've never been to Alcatraz but you made it feel like I was there. Informative and great shots. 👍
Your not alone
Awesome video!! I’ve not visited yet, but this gives the perfect account of what to expect. Thank you
Easily one of my favourite channels. Great vlog Jordan, much love from Ireland.
That was a FANTSTIC tour! There were a lot of things that I didn't know about Alcatraz, and now I do! Thanks, Jordan! Hope you had a great time?
This vlog was exceptional! Thank you Jordon, enjoyed this a lot.
EXCELLENT tour, and it didn't cost us a dime! Thanks, Jordan....very interesting and so completely covered by you. I feel like I've been there.
I’ve always wanted to go there. Thank you for sharing this
One of the coolest things that I have done was visiting Alcatraz. I loved it so much that I did it twice in my life. The ferry ride was amazing! Well worth every penny!
Thank you for this I’m from San Francisco I’ve been to Alcatraz about 5 times my whole life and this was a very good video a lot of details for ppl who can’t go at this time I do believe that the men survived.
Love the history of Alcatraz, great vlog Jordan.
Sweet vlog! I've always been intrigued by Alcatraz. I actually grew up in Richmond, CA, and was stationed on a ship in Concord, CA. I had passed by this island many times, but never got around to actually visiting it. Thanks so much for this vlog Jordan. I'll catch you on the next one. Arthur Childs, Oak Harbor, WA. 🙂
Appreciate your video, as someone who probably won't be able to ever visit from UK
I love how educated you were about this prison before going. It made this the best video I’ve seen about Alcatraz. Ironically I live in the Bay Area and I’ve never gone. I plan to soon tho! Good video.
Sorry you were sick. Have a blessed day
I’m watching some of your old videos Jordan. I took a boat out to Alcatraz around 1998 or 1999, but it was the tour boat That just went around Alcatraz. I didn’t get off and tour Alcatraz but I want to one day.
I just watched today’s video on The Mob Museum and had to come back to watch your Alcatraz video 😂💗
Very interesting and informative vlog! You really opened my eyes to Alcatraz's history. I think we've all seen the movies about Alcatraz, but this was excellent. You get the pervasive feeling of loneliness and desperation of the prisoners and even the guards that worked there. No wonder they uprised and attempted to escape. You can feel those feelings in Alcatraz now, but imagine what it was like to live there! Yikes, it certainly earned its nickname "the rock". I'll never get the opportunity to go myself, so I am really glad you went. No one narrates a story like you do Jordan! You just really always find a way to make it seem like we are right in the place your narrating about! That my friend is a true gift! Not every one can make others feel that way. Thank you for another wonderful trip!!! ~ Jill Gross
It think everyone that visits SF need to go see Alcatraz. I’ve been twice and can not believe the improvements that have been made between 2007 and 2018. Amazing place. But I’m always drawn to the things They won’t let us see. Like the basement and the tunnels. Maybe one day. Lol! I’m excited to see the apartments one day too. The gardens are awesome too.
I also highly recommend angel island. It’s an unexpected jewel.
That was too Cool Jordan
Thank you for sharing . I have watched several episodes of the Anglin Brothers and their escape. ☮️
One of my favorite places in CA. The other was Monterey Bay. Thanks for the memories.
That was very interesting, Jordan. I only went once in 1977, we had our Junior High School graduation trip was to San Francisco & we went to Alcatraz. We had group tours & it was so interesting, you were sure knowledgeable, must have studied a lot!!! 🌼
Jordan…As usual, an amazing vlog! I see that you don't plan to do any more old Hollywood vlogs. I hope that doesn't mean that you're cutting back on vlogging. You provide so much information about the locations that you visit and I'm certain that the research you do takes a lot of time but, I and many others are loyal fans of your work and don't want to see it end! Thank you!
This is amazing! I watch on my laptop and your camera is sooo quality , I feel like I'm there!
Thanks for the tour. That was very interesting!
That is a tour l wanted to do but never will.
It didn't disappoint.... so much better from your view, than that of documentaries.
Thank you again Jordan. 😁👍
You're very welcome
awesome vid man, when I took my SF trip I wasn't able to get to do this so it was really awesome to see it here!!
Many, many years ago I vacationed in San Francisco and visited Alcatraz. It was an erry feeling , lot of unsettling spirits and people did not want to continue on the tour. Never so glad to leave that place.
Jordan what a "Rock" ( in)- vlog this is and its like you are the personal guide for us. :) Thanks and you Rock!
Pretty good video. Love Alcatraz and liked the narration.
In the 90's we went to San Francisco, and one of my husband's Bucket List, was to see Alcatraz. We did, made an impression on us both!! TY again.
Thank you Jordon I really enjoyed watching this and learning about all the interesting things we were stationed in California back in the early 80's but I never got to go there I really enjoyed seeing it and you do such a wonderful job. Give Jah a hug for me he is so cute just love seeing him 😊
I wached the film last night these men had planned it well...& cleverly done l wonder if they made it!! thanks for the tour Jordan, it was amazing.
This video is awesome. Very detailed and informative. Made me feel like I was there in person and looking at the Alcatraz. Nice narration too. Well done bro.
This was a great tour that you’ve given I have watched others none came close to yours and your soft voice whispering was perfect and you were by yourself when you were showing specific things which made it more Interesting.
I went through San Fran on my way to Disneyland with my friend and his parents. We had a limited time there and we missed the sailing to Alcatraz. Thanks for the tour.
I visited Alcatraz years ago, Very interesting place sat on the big stone steps in the recreation yard.
I really appreciate your very thoughtful walkthroughs of museums and historic places. Thank you
thanks for a great walk through, i feel like i've been to the rock now. I've seen it from the bridge, but great job!
This was so cool. I find the history of this place so intriguing. Didn’t realise how true the actual escape scenario was to the film Escape From Alcatraz and it turns out the film was pretty accurate. Great vlog Jordan 👍🏻
I'm reading the book in my school and it said that Alcapone always loved to work and read in the library ♥️❤️