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What did I find in Rolla Missouri? 👍😃
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2020
- Join me today as I find interesting place to checkout in Rolla Missouri. On one of my road trips, I stopped by some of Rolla’s quirky, weird and historic spots. I found Stone Henge and the Phelps County Bank and their old jail and courthouse. 😃
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The “high school” is the Dillon courthouse. It was donated by my Great grandmother Marjorie Bowling. She was born inside that building in 1908. Here’s the catch. It’s not in its original spot. The original spot was east of town in Dillon, Missouri. This building is where Phelps county was founded!
I was born in Rolla, Missouri on Nov. 10, 1951. We lived in Rolla till I was 5 years old. I always enjoyed visiting relatives there through out the years. Always was proud of Rolla and its history.
Glad this video brought back some fond memories 😊 It's a nice town 👍
Fun video today Brian.. mini Stonehenge lol
Thanks, I've been wanting to go here 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Another Great Video Brian 👍🥰 lots of very interesting things to film at this location, Thanks for showing us around, we enjoyed watching, stay safe & have a good week 👍🥰🤩🇬🇧
It was fun 😀 thanks for watching 👍
Love the question in the title. I immediately clicked!
You were supposed to guess 🤪 If it gets clicks them I'm all for it 👍
I wish I was in the video, and yes, I was born in Rolla!
That's pretty cool 😎
My home town ❤️
Cool 😎
So nice and wonderful uploading!!!
Enjoyed it very interestingly.
Thanks for sharing!!!🌹💝😉
Glad you enjoyed 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Oh, my dad helped build that modern Stonehenge in Rolla, MO. I lived, worked, and went to school in Rolla. I am sure it changed a lot since I was there. Oh, the best flat bread pizza was off the main street . I was b and raised in St. James..ten miles East. Ppl like to think mid America r all dullards but almost all the kids I knew went on to graduate college. I visited the jail in a time when veg over grew it.
That's awesome 🤩 glad this video brought back fond memories 😊
what a awesome channel i came across ! Lets stay connected ! TNN
Thanks 👍 glad you enjoyed 😁
Another great place. Love the Phelps bank sign and that old jail. Have a great weekend Brian.
Thanks 😊 you have great weekend too 👍
Lovely Stones! Thanks for sharing! This is a really fun place.
Thanks for visiting 😁
I had to check your channel out after you came by ours😊 This is a cool town and we go through Mo often as we go to Kansas and Arkansas. I love quirky roadside things nice find! New friend here and I will be back to watch more👍🏻👍🏻😊 nice work
Thanks 😁 hope you enjoy 👍 I visit lots of cool places
Looks like an old town jail with the pillars of stone as a landmark, it's a good place to visit in Rolla Missouri. Thanks for sharing the virtual tour.
Glad you enjoy the tour 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
thanks for the this tour. looks like this place tells so many stories
Glad you enjoyed it 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Cool town Brian. We’ll have to stop when we are through there. We love old jails like that. Thanks for sharing.
Yes it is, lots to see. Thanks for watching 👍
This is very cool. I am Rolla's great great grandson and I am surprised and encouraged that so many people are in to his history!
Thanks 😊 glad you enjoyed
nice find, thanks for touring us there. Very nice Historical place it is!
Thanks 👍 Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Sometimes it's nice to know and discover weird things.. Haha... Great place to explore! Have a great day my friend
It is fun just checking out these different places 😀 thanks for watching 👍
Wow nice place, view so beautiful, thanks for sharing this great vedio, like it
Glad you enjoyed 😁
Hi there, very cool vid and place, awesome views 😁👏👏
Thanks 😁 Glad you enjoyed 👍 Thanks for watching 👍
Hi Brian sorry I’m late but it’s so hard trying to get around my true friends but I will always get to you I really appreciate you as our family and I mean that from the bottom of my heart thanks for the tour Brian wow that’s a old looking building oh it’s a jailhouse amazing really enjoyed your adventures thumbs up and a full view 👍
I wouldn't say your late I just uploaded this video today 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Pity the sun wasn't out so we could see, well, whatever we might have seen with "Stonehenge", wind direction measuring thing, telescope house possibly, the bank, very cool looking little town, the court houses old and new, cute tiny high school. I don't fancy being locked up in the original jail and the jail bird would agree I'm sure!!! I always enjoy these adventures Brian! Take care up there!
Maybe they should use the original jail. That would discourage crime🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
Very cool location! Interesting. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Funny, I've only been to Stonehenge twice and it was raining both times! Odd but it would be interesting to see it in the sun, I think! ha ha Nice town. Love that old high school and jail.
Next time hope for rain and the sun will come out 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
beautiful place 🔔👍✅Thank you so much for your sharing stay blessed you are invited
Thanks for visiting
Great video!
Thumbs up my friend! like 23
Glad you liked it 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Awesome video thanks for sharing this was great👍
Thanks for watching 👍 It was a fun stop 😁
I'm joining Missouri Institute of Science and technology in the coming spring intake and this video some-what gave me an idea of how Rolla looks like. Thanks for the video man...keep it up!!
Thanks 😁 I'm glad you found this video helpful. I hope you enjoy Rolla and school 👍
Interesting Stonehenge. That domes room is used for a telescope. Fine buildings. The Lockup looks solid! The new Public buildings look great Brian. have a great day buddy, Thank you for sharing.
Stonehenge was pretty cool 😎 thanks for watching 👍
Hahaha. I always remember Rolla as the place I'd first find a Steak n Shake when heading back to Missouri from Texas. Otherwise I never explored the place. Even though the Stonehenge is a little unimpressive compared to the original, it would be neat to be able see it during the stated days.
Steak n Shake used to be the best 👍 Thanks for watching 😁
Ayyy I sware that suv in the video was me
Interesting place, my friend.
I like your channel.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it 😀
This is the town I grew up in
Cool 😎
looks like this place tells so many stories
beautiful place
Glad you like the video 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
I live here and it don’t. We do have a haunted graveyard tho
Now this Stonehenge puts the real one in England to shame! :sarcasm: Haha!!!
😂 It's funny how you have to say sarcasm 🤪 in a text. Not just here. Thanks for watching 👍
@@SomeplaceOrAnother yup! because otherwise people arent sure if youre serious or not!
Like 30, here! Really enjoy your finds!
Thanks for watching 😊
Interesting Stone Henge - looks like a sundial of sorts I would think? The high school and jail look quite small. Love historic buildings. Good share. Sending good vibes your way from your friends at POSITIVE MIND DYNAMICS
Thanks, I think the Stone Henge would have been cool if the sun was out.
That was not the highschool lol it’s a house that was built in very early 1800s it’s a historical log cabin
I live here
Awesome 😎 It seems like a nice place to live
Nice one. Thanks for sharing.
Stay safe.
Thanks, you too! 👍
This looks like a fun little town to visit. Love historic little towns like that! The Old Jail looked cool!
Yeah, very coo stop 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
i live in the town right next to it (salem missouri )
@@trentonblack6093 cool 😎
Thanks for sharing, interesting upload👍👍
Thanks for watching 👍 Glad you enjoyed 😁
the old building you believed to be a school is actualyl the first county courthouse...it was on my garandparents land out in dillion township off of old st. james road...i played in it as a child until it was donated to the county and moved
Cool 😎 thanks 👍
Cool.. that's the closest I'd get to Stone Henge! Yeah that looks like an old school bank.. and that jail/courthouse.. yeah I'm sure there's stories behind them.. interesting!
That's the closest I'm get to Stone Henge too 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
Wow cool stonehedge,thanks for the tour
Nuffin Edited thanks for watching 😀 have a great day 👍
🍭 Super interesting experience! great time! thank you for sharing! greetings! ✌😉
Glad you enjoyed it 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Great Work my Friend @Someplace or Another! I'm here to support you! It will be a pleasure to see you on my channel! I will always come back here! I wish you a nice DAY!
Glad you enjoyed the video 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Stone Hedge replica is pretty cool. That is awesome that it is functional also. Definitely strange. That Bank had an old school sign. Really nice area you discovered. I bet that old jail has lots of stories.
I've been wanting to stop here for a while. Thanks for watching 👍
The bank used to be a huge hotel and the old jail is from the early 1800s
That's an unusual site. That old town is cool. 😎
Yes it is 👍 Thanks for watching
Fascinating place ...hope Stonehenge is facing the sun..
I assume they installed it correctly 😁 I could have used a sign explaining how it works 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
My mom's hometown...She was part of the 'Haas' clan...They actually renamed the road they lived on 'Haas Road'
She went to a one room school that was still up in 70's...but...they didn't live in town...so their school was literarily across the way over a creek and up some hills and over fences...it was fun to go there almost every visit...then my mom built a house on land Grandpa gave her...so we were there a lot...it's a nice all weather home...
And btw it is a 'Engineer Town'
Cool 😎 that you have so much history in this town. I always like stopping by Rolla 👍😁
Cool little town. I like the breaker box just inside the jail. I knew as soon as I saw it that you’d say something about it.
Also noticed your hat. Is that a new addition or did I miss it in an earlier video?
I couldn't help myself 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
The hat is a story. I tried 3d printing the patch. Now I bought a embroidered hat looks a little better.
Someplace or Another yeah somewhere down the line I’ve got a couple of logo ideas for myself. We’ll see how it goes. Keep the videos coming!
That's pretty cool! We uploaded a video yesterday too.
Cool I'll have to check it out 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Beautiful!
wow very weird and historic place! So amazing! LK32
Thanks for watching 👍
I love the weird things you find in places I've often never heard of.
You do the same 😁 loving it 👍 Thanks for watching
That old log cabin is not nor ever was Rolla High School. It is an old settlers cabin they moved near the Old Courthouse to preserve it. I think it is called Dillon Cabin. The cabin was originally near the country club. I am not sure how you got the idea it was a high school.
You got me curious so I pull up the raw video and zoomed in. That big stone plaque said high school and there was another stone that was harder to read and I think it said Rolla lodge. That’s how I got the idea it was a high school. I just read the sign.
cool channel man, keep exploring
Thanks 😊 I will 👍 thanks for watching
I always like watching your videos. Seems like you're always going places I never even knew existed. I've sent you an email and do hope to hear from you soon.
I will check it out
likin' the channel! 😀👍👍✌️
Thanks 😁 I go to lots of cool places 😎 Thanks for watching 👍
An interesting video! I always like going through small towns with their original facades. If you are ever in Washington State, Maryhill, by the Columbia River, has a reproduction of Stonehenge made of concrete. And in Georgia, east of Athens and near the South Carolina border, are the Georgia Guidestones. They also use angles and cutouts to capture the sun at certain times of year. Just found both of those last year. Keep up the good work of finding and showing us these unique places!
One of these days I’ll get by there. I’ll keep it in mine. Thanks 😊
RIP the Georgia Guidestones
I live here now and this is a neat town and if you want to, go on back roads because they have awesome history and ask locals about the stories of this town.
Awesome 😎 glad you like living there. The back roads are the best, lots of history and interesting things to see.
beautiful house image at 3:48 mins ++++++++++++++++
That was the old high school 👍 Thanks for watching
@@SomeplaceOrAnother would not of guessed it was a high school...thanks for sharing this information.
Enjoyed the video my Missouri neighbor, I don't get to Rolla very often, that jail looks like the one in Hermitage Mo, except the one in Hermitage is about half that size, good video brother 💯👍🏼
OZARKS H-D RIDER'S Hermitage, Pennsylvania?
@@TC_Conner Hermitage Missouri
OZARKS H-D RIDER'S Thanks, just now saw your “Mo” state abbreviation. 😎
Those old school jails are pretty scary 😬 I'm from Missouri just in case your curious 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
@@SomeplaceOrAnother yeah I figured you was in Missouri, I am to, Bolivar Missouri
I find this fascinating. I became curious about Rolla, while giving the Arthur L. Bradford prize for excellence in Shakespeare studies at Buffalo State College in Buffalo New York. Arthur Lenox Bradford grew up in Rolla but came to Buffalo where he served on the college faculty from 1947-1973 and was chair of the English department from 1947-1957. He was a Shakespearean Scholar and taught courses in Milton, Elizabethan drama, and Victorian prose and poetry. Professor Bradford also initiated and taught courses in the literature of the Bible and served as the faculty advisor to the Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship. He was gifted writer whose short stories and essays were published in the Yale Review and Peabody Journal of Education. Professor Bradford was devoted to Buffalo State, and even endowed a generous scholarship here, but when he died, he had his remains returned to Rolla! Seeing the town, and places that would have been familiar to Professor Bradford gives me an understanding of why he felt so connected to that place. Thank you for the video.
Thanks 😊 glad you enjoyed
I live near Rolla
Cool 😎
I went to school here back in 1991 to 1994. Lots of memories.
Cool 😎 👍
very interesting place nice share
Thanks 😄 It was interesting indeed 👍 Thanks for watching 😁
The breaker box was not original🤣🤣 Thanks for the tour.
I say it how I see it 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
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Come on down to Rolla, not much but it’s home
It was a nice visit 👍
cool town! nice find...
Yes it was, thanks 😁
I like the Missouri version of Stonehenge! lol 🙂
And it’s so much closer then the original 😜 thanks for watching 👍
Should of looked at the S&T mine
I didn’t know about the s&t mine, but I’m looking into it. Thanks 😊
You have to re-visit that stonehenge on a sunny day for sure!
Yeah, I need to see how it works. Thanks for watching 👍
Cool little town. The telescope was random lol Did you ever figure out if that's what was in it? Or was it just a replica?
Never did find out but this is on a school lot so it probably real. Thanks for watching 👍
Do you go all around the US ?
Mostly Midwest but sometimes a stray farther 👍
Very Interesting! enjoyed watching! cool place to stop by! thanks for visiting my channel, just subbed for more! Hope to see you around! Cheers!
I go to lots of cool places hope you enjoy 👍
Stonehenge in Missouri who knew? FYI my maternal grandmother's last name was Phelps.
That’s interesting about your grandma 👵
I only was able to visit the jail 🤓
I hope from the outside 🤪😂 Have a great week
I laughed out loud at the Stonehedge comment!
Thats what I sound like when I'm trying to figure something out 🤪 They need a sign explaining how it works. Thanks for watching 👍
0 battering rolla mo. Clone ordered!
Wow nice video brod, thanks for sharing this w/ us. your new friend here. Im inviting you to visit my house. Stay safe & connected. God Bless.
Stonehenge. Lol! (I think the spelling “Phelps” is pronounced “felps” with one syllable. Not as you pronounced it “Phel lips” with two syllables. I’m an English Major so please forgive my anal linguistic correction! 😂😂)
Well your probably right I miss pronounce everything 🤪 I can't wait till a local sees this they will have my head 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
I’m a local and it is pronounced “felps” but is spelled Phelps
Also, 99% of Missourians say Missour-E not Missour-uh!
Ah, Rolla Missourah (Missouri for more... civilized folk). The middle of absolute (insert string of profanities here) nowhere. Without the college, this place would sink into the Ozarks, and no one would miss it. The college is a place of its own, and as a student currently attending it, it is full of excitement, dread, misery and frustration. Would you ever regret attending it? Hell no! What did it cost? Sanity and a social life (but if you're attending this place, you didn't have one in the first place). It was all worth it, just earn money and laugh at your classmates that went to Mizzou and are now working as a Starbucks barista.
It's not all misery, I imagine I did go there. But less debt is a great idea
The lunar equips is a semi big telescope they look at stars astonehmy
Like the other towns/cities in that area... Lots of corruption especially in the police and courts.
you don't s'pose them little ol' slots in them rocks shine upon that "needle" in the middle, once't a year , do ya ?
Your guess is as good as mine. They need a sign to explain things 🤪 Thanks for watching 👍
My guy my house is behind that bank
That's cool 😎 It seems like a nice place 👍
@@SomeplaceOrAnother thanks
Wait i live here
Cool 👍
everyone here looked up Rolla Missouri to see what would pop up, don't lie
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Olá cheguei pra fortalecer seu canal..
Te espero lá no meu para retribuir
Thanks for watching 👍
Take note rolla is the trashes town in Missouri
Bruh