When planning my trip, with my sister, to Texas (I'm from PA), I stumbled across this TH-cam video and put the museum on my list of places to visit. Carroll was the most gracious tour guide of his unbelievable collection of Americana memorabilia. Afterwards we went to the old time soda fountain down the street for a root beer float and milkshake. I felt like we were took a trip back in time. Hillsborough and this museum were really one of the highlights of my trip to Texas!
Thanks for collecting the stuff of my generation, so much of it is gone. When I think back of all the cars and trucks I should have kept but didn't it makes me sad.
Bobs Big boy was made by my dad Bill Swan along with many other iconic fiberglass statues which are in a small Amazon book for only 14.99 called "The man behind the mufflerman ".
As it were....makes you feel out of place in today's society. You can never go home. It's old! We are old! No more street corner Sweet Shops, Bobby Socks or doin' The Bop! Other old towns should follow suit.
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TCR is one of my favorite shows to watch, always an interesting topic. Thank you Texas Country Reporter, for sharing.
When planning my trip, with my sister, to Texas (I'm from PA), I stumbled across this TH-cam video and put the museum on my list of places to visit. Carroll was the most gracious tour guide of his unbelievable collection of Americana memorabilia. Afterwards we went to the old time soda fountain down the street for a root beer float and milkshake. I felt like we were took a trip back in time. Hillsborough and this museum were really one of the highlights of my trip to Texas!
Hillsboro
God bless him - what a great place he has created!
Thanks for collecting the stuff of my generation, so much of it is gone. When I think back of all the cars and trucks I should have kept but didn't it makes me sad.
Truly historic collection! History you can see and touch. A great gift to the community and the çountry!
Bobs Big boy was made by my dad Bill Swan along with many other iconic fiberglass statues which are in a small Amazon book for only 14.99 called "The man behind the mufflerman ".
Amen, Brother, you are the Keeper of the Flame, Caretaker of Time. God Bless You and Texas.
This is spectacular! What marvelous work. Thanks.
Beautiful story, thanks for sharing.
This guy is a gem.
This is a must see video, and a wish to see in person some day...incredible...
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS CAR GUY!
When is the next car show (2021) cuz I'm goin'! No.1 on my bucket list.
I'm an Aussie and I love it
Well, Y'all should head on up to the "Land Up Yonder....."
Great Job Carol Loved seeing all of it!
Make it museum! People wanna see it!
I miss living there
museums in europe: this is a 4000 years old mummy from the bronze age
museums in usa: hey check out this cool old coca cola sign
I think that I'd prefer a Grape Nehi....LOL....just kiddin'.....Nice collection of memorabilia!
awesome. Want to visit.
jeffy john b
Very Cool
Excellent
You can get grapette at walmart they bought the rights and formula.
Shout out from Bentonville!
When is the annual car show scheduled?
Fun memories.
Check out my book, “Dirt Roads to Dixie.” It’s partially about how all that cultural memorabilia you’ve collected helped modernize the South.
Pretty cool!
Wow!!!!!!!!
As it were....makes you feel out of place in today's society. You can never go home. It's old! We are old!
No more street corner Sweet Shops, Bobby Socks or doin' The Bop!
Other old towns should follow suit.
No matter how hard you try,,,,, you can't erase history. Without history,,,,,,, there is no future.
👍👍👏👏🤠
This memorabilia is more from "The Silent Generation" than the "Baby Boomer Generation".
This isn't a Boomer museum. It's a Silent Generation museum.
An LS in a Ford bus...Sacriledge
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