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i lived in fremont been there alot

This hasn't ever happened in North Lawrence. It happened and happens in Lawrence Township.

BUFORD did clean up the town. After all he lived there with his family he was a HERO to the town folks as far as the mafia goes if it had been them not only. Would they have killed him they would have buried his body never to be found.

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My grandfather knew him well, he competed against him in track and field in high school, and also Jimmy dated his cousin. And through Jimmy, my grandfather met and participated in batting practice with all the big stars like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. .. My grandfather was more of a football player than a baseball player, he played college ball against Red Grange, The Galloping Ghost (he said, he was a son of a bitch to catch)😂. My grandfather was also the high school Maryland State Champion in shot put.

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I thought the grandma had a nightmare that the Titanic would surely sink so after a bunch of pleading, he changed his passage. Your story makes more sense.

I actually went to the U.S. Capitol and took a tour there back in mid-October of this year; I took a lot of pictures, there was even a Jefferson Davis statue at the old House Chamber, otherwise known as the National Statuary Hall.

I was stationed on the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) in the 90s. Ship's motto was 'First in Flight'. Orville and Wilbur are legends!

Merry Christmas!

Good job its zu zu the cookie and not the demon. 😬 but seriously, great little facts. We love its a wonderful life and the only black and white film my husband watches 🎄❤️

Aw! What a nice surprise. Glad to hear all these little things from you”Zuzu”. Glad you’re still with us; about my Moms age. Happy Holidays, Karoline! 🎉❤

I also grew up going to the Tavern for family meals and as child toured the underground railroad with my class. Great video!

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I ate there tonite and it was packed,warm and welcoming.Service and food were both next level and so nice to be called sweetie and Hun.

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His brakes were cut i Met him when i was young my dad knew him when he was a sheriff and after Buford died my dad would take his mother back and forth to police seminars every time she would give my dad gifts be it anything from family photos to cancelled checks and Christmas cards there is even a letter Buford wrote after his wifes death promising to bring those responsible for her death to justice now it is all safe and locked away and will never be touched R.I.P to a legend rest well young sir

Awesome video!

That city name is pronounced French style,Loo-uh-vil.

I've been in love with this woman since I was a kid. I'm 46 now lol

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Talk about a day that will live in infamy . This was one for sure .

Henry Ford Museum

I’ve always wanted to go. I love architecture, so many interesting things about this building. Finally got there & missed the tour by 10 minutes!!! I will go back even if in my wheelchair. I got to go to part of Europe & see some buildings there, it was wonderful. So sad new construction in This country is no longer like the buildings that have been built to last for centuries. I live in a reconstructed dairy barn. 😂

I didn’t know that all of his family died before him or that the Catholic Church refused to bless the home! Wow😮

I met her at the world of wheels, and she was cool. I met Sonny Shroyer and his wife in Gatlinburg. He was Enos Strate on the Dukes of Hazzard. The nicest people you will ever meet in your life..He was so funny. Thank you, Sonny, for taking the time with an old redneck from Alabama.

Can you imagine a man confessing to shooting a woman just for fun and never getting charged?

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Another nearly as old tavern/inn located nearby in Welshfield, Ohio is the Welshfield Inn. It is now a restaurant, but in its day it was also stagecoach stop on a market road linking Cleveland, Youngstown and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. It was also a underground railroad stop. Great history in northeast Ohio.

Really, u mean Cleveland, Ohio, must be nice 😅..

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I miss Grandpa ! ........jk lol

Age of steam roundhouse Iv been there i know this guy just can't remember his name i want that 21-75 in this video seems like a manageable size tractor if i was to overhaul it and actually farm with it

Those wheel gears have a lot of backlash. 😊

Cleveland doesn't need Halloween to be terrifying.

My Dad worked for Coke Cola Foods in Geneva and they had their company Christmas parties at the Unionville Tavern. I also have some pictures of the Unionville Tavern just before the Madison Preservation Society took over the building and put a fence up around it. Great video! Don't forget about the Rider Inn in Painesville, Ohio!

I toured back in 2013 as a detour from the Blue Ridge Parkway where we stayed at the Pisgah Inn. I knew nothing about the estate or the Vanderbilts until I went there. That place gave off some weird vibes. You didn't photograph the basement. Interesting graffiti on the walls. George seemed to be your classic dandy. Had family money, didnt hold a job but was quite capable of apending his inheritance on whatever bauble struck his fancy. Odd place to build a summer house when you want to make sure you can entertain and impress people. Out in the middle of nowhere, where no one can hear you scream.

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Tecnologia de la comunidad Amish que vive de una manera más austera y mas acorde con la naturaleza, serian como la antigua Esparta de la actualidad

The pool?? Not used for swimming. Truth about this place will soon be revealed. Have your puke bucket ready!

Growing up a Dodger fan on the early 1970's, we had season tickets, got to watch Pete dozens of times, and always wished he was a Dodger. One of the greatest, if not the greatest player i ever saw in person, including Hank Aaron. RIP Mr. Rose.

Making shingles.

Aber so sieht es noch relativ gemütlich aus, im Gegensatz zum Heizer auf einer Schnellzuglok, der innerhalb von zwei oder zweieinhalb Stunden einen ganzen Tender mit 10 Tonnen leer schaufeln mußte, damit die Lok ausreichend Dampf hatte!

Operator must like going deaf with the noise from the saw.

The '81 version is more contoured than the '79 and '80 model. The rosewood '81 model, with Seth Lover humbucker, features a walnut "skunk stripe" on its neck and a BWB pick guard (the '82 is WBW) it also has a 7.25" to 12" compound radius, so you can get insanely low "shredder action" without killing any bends. Mine has .60/.40 action, which feels heavenly on a chunky 7.25" "U" shaped neck profile. These were all made in the original Fullerton Fender factory and designed by master builders who founded Fender's Custom Shop, so it's a very special and historically relevant guitar. I think these guitars are a tribute to earlier Fender's with a hot rodded twist for the Van Halen's of the 80s. A kind of, Stratocaster/Telecaster hybrid with little nods to the 50s, 60s and 70s Fender's that came before it. For example, the headstock is reminiscent of a 50s Fender and it has the same tone woods, nut width and U neck profile as one. It also has the same small vintage frets too. But its F tuners are from 60s/70s models. As the ads for it stated, they were deliberately designed to weigh over 9 pounds and it really does give them a very special tone. But I think the heavier weight of these guitars is why they didn't really catch on at the time. They were only $100 less than a Strat when they were released, so they weren't cheap or budget guitars. My one still looks brand new and I think that's a testament to its high quality construction and hardware. They're exceptional and highly playable guitars with incredible tone. I'm glad they're finally getting the recognition they deserve

It’s a steam boarding 😂