Thanks for the awesome videos I enjoy them all especially the paranormal. Last night something happened to me that scared me so badly. Behind our house we used to have an old tire swing but it's gone. No rope or anything. But I heard it swinging and walked closer on our back deck and I heard a little girls laugh loud! I have been to Waverly hills and some other scary places but this scared me bad! The swinging continued into the night I was home alone so I called the cops off course it stopped when they went back there. I went back out after they left and the swinging was still going on. I took the bible out with me and stood up to it in the name of jesus and told it it was to leave ! I screamed this. I felt it was something negative and not the spirit of a child. What do you think I should do if it comes back. My bf wrks 3rds and I'm always alone and the cops already think I'm crazy. Thanks ! AMY S
John, you should think about doing a videos about the late Smutt Smith and Fountain City Wrecker. The longest running towing service in Knoxville. I know the family, if you ever give it a thought. They have some cool old antique wreckers.
My uncle's name was on the soldiers plaque you showed. The only name under Sinai Peacekeeping. It made me very happy to see you do this episode. This is my hometown Also the tank is an APC. Armored Personal Carrier.
Thanks So Much for your video!! My Mother-in-law (she died in the 1990's) lived in Tazewell! She had other family that is still there. It was the title that drew me in, though I have watched your videos quite often. Thanks for sharing a lot of the charm of that small town!! Just a coincidence! At the Gas Station, inside, was the 1935 calendar, set at January! My dad, and Elvis Presley, were Both born on January 8, 1935! I was Born exactly 20 yrs. later on my dad's Birthday, January 8, 1955!! Being a Kansas Girl I had never seen Tobacco until my husband took me to one of his Aunt and Uncle's farms! I also saw the drying barn's then too.
I lived in Tazewell as a child 20+ years ago. so much has changed seeing this video! My mom still lives there and I will be visiting her in August. This will be the first time in over 20 years that i will visit instead of passing through.
As I am unable to do road trips, I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for taking us with you and can't wait for the next one. Stay safe and be careful.
Hi Jon, I saw a WW2 vet the other day bless him, he was in our local market and everyone was just walking straight past him, I was really disgusted that they would do that. This lovely man was part of the D-Day landings, I went over to him and asked if I could shake his hand, I also said "Thank you for your service Sir" and was chatting for a good while. I asked just before I left him if he wanted a coffee and just as I asked a stallholder who is also my friend bought him one and some cake. I really cannot believe that there were all of these people in the market young and old and no-one cared enough to say Thank you it really angers me because if it wasn't for lovely people like that man we would not probably have the freedoms we enjoy today. Such a beautiful little town, I really enjoy thrift stores too, here they are called charity shops and second-hand shops but you can pick up some amazing bargains. That old church was really cool, I love all the old wood it's made out of, it just looks so pretty. Thanks Jon for showing us around, and thanks for sharing. xx
Excellent video Jon. Love the town and all you showed us. The bars in the jail seem quite wide between 'em...skinny cons would slip through them :-) Thank you from the UK.
Nice video Jon. My Mother's family is from Tazewell. I have a Great Aunt. My Aunt Audrey (Mom's older sister) My uncle Jake and my Cousin Connie buried there. I remember my Grandfather telling how he bought Gas at that old Gas station and my Mom about the Dances in the Tobacco Warehouse in the 1940's.My Mom was 5 or 6 years old in 1935. She was born in October 1929.
I love this little town find! We are not pickers, but we love antiques! The old service station is amazing! Love spots that literally let you step back in time! Great video! Love the one tank trip series!
Cool- love the jail & gas station. My husband knows where Tazewell is.. It's picking up, because more people are getting back to small town life. Can't blame them- I'm looking forward to retiring in Strawberry Plains!.. Thanks for sharing, Jon! EDIT: And, thanks to Tazewell's Veterans, for their service!
What a cool place it's refreshing to see a town such as this being maintained and restored. I've been meaning to check out the one tank trips and this was an excellent start. This was interestingly enough the first time I've seen the mechanics of the old pumps shown.
It reminds me of a place back home in okla . There's a town like that there. I love the older historic places. Has more meaning to them. And have more history. Thanks for another nice video Jon.
Love the vintage gas station Jon. Small town America. Tazewell has a Lovely tribute to their Veterans. Enjoyed your video Jon. Come see us in Lexington, Ky.
Cool old gas station, glad they are restoring that old house. I would enjoy visiting here and hitting up the shops and eating at the Ice cream place. Nice video!
Thanks for taking the time to make this vid. I’m a Tennessee native and have been all over the state (and country) and only recently found Tazewell. Me and my ol lady went to a comedy show at “Halo” (was only us and like 15 other people lol very small town). When I seen the sign of the date it was established I had to look it up. We came back home last night but I wish we would’ve got a room and traveled around today. A lot of cool history. We did get to explore a little before the show but didn’t see a lot of this stuff. It’s a really unique place and off the beaten path, I feel like it doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Maybe it’s better off that way in a sense? If that makes sense. Anyway, definitely going back and thanks for highlighting some of the cool parts about this place!
Tazewell is my kinda town.👍🏼 Second hand stores, history and what looks to be an awesome burger place! I gotta visit there. Nice work Jon. Thank you.👍🏼🤘🏼😎
I'm really loving this series. You find some interesting and quirky places. I like that part the best as it's not a repeat of someone's else's video. Thank you. Love Kay from the UK 😘 xx
I've been busy the past few weeks, and, therefore, got a little behind on watching TH-cam. However, I was super excited to see that you went to Tazewell. I'm currently a Graduate student just up the road from Tazewell in Harrogate. I've passed the old Gulf Station a lot especially at night (on purpose because I like to see it lit up), but I didn't know you could go inside. I am definitely gonna have to do that. Thanks so much for covering this part of the State!
Good video. Yea tazwell is a cool place. Did you stop by and eat at Heavy' s BBQ? It looks like a place straight out of the movie Deliverance. The way they got it set up
Great video Jon, I love this kind of videos so much! I love the way you have an eye for detail and History. The memorial for the Fallen Soldiers was realy impressive. Thanks for this video, and see you soon
Hi John. I really love the state of Tennessee and I love when you take us on trips to these small towns that we may not get see any other way . Really liked seeing this small town. Keep taking us on these trip.
WOW, what a video. I will go back and try to find the video Joe Dirt is talking about. I would love to go there. Your videos are getting better as you make more. You have a real fan here. THANK YOU!
Jon each state you travel to they need to give you a job with pay. You might just be boosting tourism & interest in that State.. You are sparking people interest in these sleepy little towns.. YOU are doing such a good job with these 1 tanks stops.. I love it... SAFE TRAVELS & GOD BLESS
Enjoyed this so much. I've been to the Frostee Freeze several times through the years but didn't know that much about Tazewell. Thanks for doing these!
That's my hometown. I love my town. It's small but it's got its perks and advantages to it. Nice that u visited there. Thanks for sharing this video. I've not been there in awhile. So I appreciate this alot. I love ur videos ur pretty amazing guy. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching please leave me a comment and a like.
I actually have done videos there.
Thanks for the awesome videos I enjoy them all especially the paranormal. Last night something happened to me that scared me so badly. Behind our house we used to have an old tire swing but it's gone. No rope or anything. But I heard it swinging and walked closer on our back deck and I heard a little girls laugh loud! I have been to Waverly hills and some other scary places but this scared me bad! The swinging continued into the night I was home alone so I called the cops off course it stopped when they went back there. I went back out after they left and the swinging was still going on. I took the bible out with me and stood up to it in the name of jesus and told it it was to leave ! I screamed this. I felt it was something negative and not the spirit of a child. What do you think I should do if it comes back. My bf wrks 3rds and I'm always alone and the cops already think I'm crazy. Thanks ! AMY S
John, you should think about doing a videos about the late Smutt Smith and Fountain City Wrecker. The longest running towing service in Knoxville. I know the family, if you ever give it a thought. They have some cool old antique wreckers.
Thank you!!! I found the playlist!!!!
Frostee Freeze peanut butter milkshake cannot be beat!
Super kool place
Winchester Tennessee is another historic little to town little than a tank trip
My uncle's name was on the soldiers plaque you showed. The only name under Sinai Peacekeeping. It made me very happy to see you do this episode. This is my hometown
Also the tank is an APC. Armored Personal Carrier.
Love the video
I love these one tank trips! It's my favorite kind of video you do!
Thanks So Much for your video!! My Mother-in-law (she died in the 1990's) lived in Tazewell! She had other family that is still there. It was the title that drew me in, though I have watched your videos quite often. Thanks for sharing a lot of the charm of that small town!! Just a coincidence! At the Gas Station, inside, was the 1935 calendar, set at January! My dad, and Elvis Presley, were Both born on January 8, 1935!
I was Born exactly 20 yrs. later on my dad's Birthday, January 8, 1955!! Being a Kansas Girl I had never seen Tobacco until my husband took me to one of his Aunt and Uncle's farms! I also saw the drying barn's then too.
I really like these nostalgic videos. Classic time in US history.
Great video, Jon.
I especially like the old gas station.
I lived in Tazewell as a child 20+ years ago. so much has changed seeing this video! My mom still lives there and I will be visiting her in August. This will be the first time in over 20 years that i will visit instead of passing through.
I would love to visit all the antique shops ! Thanks for the awesome video!
I really enjoyed this one tank trip
Good video tazewell like the sighs
Love these little peeks at small town life. Enjoyed it! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Someday I would love to visit these little old-timey places, but in case I don`t get there..... thanks for taking me along with you, Jon!
Thank you Jon this is another excellent exploration. It's beautiful country.
Cool little area, thank you for taking us along
Cool place. Thanks for sharing.
Twas a beautiful journey❣️📽️👍
I love this nostalgic stuff!!!
Thanks for sharing my home town!
Great small town find. Love unique.
As I am unable to do road trips, I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for taking us with you and can't wait for the next one. Stay safe and be careful.
Love these little towns! I think that tank is a troop transport! Thanks Jon!
Hi Jon, I saw a WW2 vet the other day bless him, he was in our local market and everyone was just walking straight past him, I was really disgusted that they would do that. This lovely man was part of the D-Day landings, I went over to him and asked if I could shake his hand, I also said "Thank you for your service Sir" and was chatting for a good while. I asked just before I left him if he wanted a coffee and just as I asked a stallholder who is also my friend bought him one and some cake. I really cannot believe that there were all of these people in the market young and old and no-one cared enough to say Thank you it really angers me because if it wasn't for lovely people like that man we would not probably have the freedoms we enjoy today. Such a beautiful little town, I really enjoy thrift stores too, here they are called charity shops and second-hand shops but you can pick up some amazing bargains. That old church was really cool, I love all the old wood it's made out of, it just looks so pretty. Thanks Jon for showing us around, and thanks for sharing. xx
Pretty good idea. One tank trip. God bless. 😍
Excellent video Jon. Love the town and all you showed us. The bars in the jail seem quite wide between 'em...skinny cons would slip through them :-) Thank you from the UK.
I was thinking the same. Ha ha
I love the video its was amazing town
Love your videos because you give so much history of the places you visit.
My husband and I like to go exploring so this is a place we need to check out! Thank you for the video and the memories
Nice video Jon. My Mother's family is from Tazewell. I have a Great Aunt. My Aunt Audrey (Mom's older sister) My uncle Jake and my Cousin Connie buried there. I remember my Grandfather telling how he bought Gas at that old Gas station and my Mom about the Dances in the Tobacco Warehouse in the 1940's.My Mom was 5 or 6 years old in 1935. She was born in October 1929.
I love this little town find! We are not pickers, but we love antiques! The old service station is amazing! Love spots that literally let you step back in time! Great video! Love the one tank trip series!
Great video! In many ways wish life was still like this.
These are the kind of vids I really like!
Love your one tank trips! Hope to go myself someday! Thanks for showing all the great places.
Great adventure video! Thanks for sharing💜
This was cool Jon.
That is an awesome little town! Love the one tank trip series. Thanks for sharing!
Loved the history.
Love this place very cool! Very interesting. Thanks Jon for making it and posting it, great video.
Really enjoy the one tank trip series.
I love the one tank trips!!!
Cool- love the jail & gas station. My husband knows where Tazewell is.. It's picking up, because more people are getting back to small town life. Can't blame them- I'm looking forward to retiring in Strawberry Plains!..
Thanks for sharing, Jon!
EDIT: And, thanks to Tazewell's Veterans, for their service!
Love the one tank trips
What a cool place it's refreshing to see a town such as this being maintained and restored. I've been meaning to check out the one tank trips and this was an excellent start. This was interestingly enough the first time I've seen the mechanics of the old pumps shown.
Love these videos!! Please put these under your playlists. I'm missing 1 of these videos to watch!!
Very Awesome video! Love that gas station! Thanks for the tour Jon!
Great video. As an Englishman, it's great to see small town America. We rarely get to see it over here.
ive learned in this town for the 16 years of living and i dont know anything about this town but thank you for the facts of this town
It reminds me of a place back home in okla . There's a town like that there. I love the older historic places. Has more meaning to them. And have more history. Thanks for another nice video Jon.
What an interesting old fashioned town
Great little town!
I love that kind of stuff
That house is awesome... Great video Jon!!
The only thing that would make the gas station cooler is if it played early to mid 1930s music constantly while open
Love the vintage gas station Jon. Small town America. Tazewell has a Lovely tribute to their Veterans.
Enjoyed your video Jon. Come see us in Lexington, Ky.
Cool old gas station, glad they are restoring that old house. I would enjoy visiting here and hitting up the shops and eating at the Ice cream place. Nice video!
Cool old town !
I love History and that place was awesome Great Video ♥️
Very cool video and enjoyed the content. Always like learning about old towns that was in existence during the beginning of the country's existence.
This was amazing!
Super fun & interesting video!
Thanks for taking the time to make this vid. I’m a Tennessee native and have been all over the state (and country) and only recently found Tazewell. Me and my ol lady went to a comedy show at “Halo” (was only us and like 15 other people lol very small town). When I seen the sign of the date it was established I had to look it up. We came back home last night but I wish we would’ve got a room and traveled around today. A lot of cool history. We did get to explore a little before the show but didn’t see a lot of this stuff. It’s a really unique place and off the beaten path, I feel like it doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Maybe it’s better off that way in a sense? If that makes sense. Anyway, definitely going back and thanks for highlighting some of the cool parts about this place!
Tazewell is my kinda town.👍🏼 Second hand stores, history and what looks to be an awesome burger place! I gotta visit there. Nice work Jon. Thank you.👍🏼🤘🏼😎
I'm really loving this series. You find some interesting and quirky places. I like that part the best as it's not a repeat of someone's else's video. Thank you. Love Kay from the UK 😘 xx
I've been busy the past few weeks, and, therefore, got a little behind on watching TH-cam. However, I was super excited to see that you went to Tazewell. I'm currently a Graduate student just up the road from Tazewell in Harrogate.
I've passed the old Gulf Station a lot especially at night (on purpose because I like to see it lit up), but I didn't know you could go inside. I am definitely gonna have to do that.
Thanks so much for covering this part of the State!
Charming little place 😚😚
Great video. Thank you Jon.
Good video. Yea tazwell is a cool place. Did you stop by and eat at Heavy' s BBQ? It looks like a place straight out of the movie Deliverance. The way they got it set up
Looks like a great town to visit, Thanks Jon for the Video
It's amazing how well they kept these old buildings up beautiful thanks for the video 👍🤗
Awesome video sir, love watching videos on these older yet still functioning places ...
Awesome video ..love learning about the history of these places . would love to see more video's like this one ..it was awesome ...☺
Cool video. Thanks for the upload
Moving to tazwell soon. Thanks for the video
What a beautiful little town. Love the gas station and churches.
Great video Jon, I love this kind of videos so much! I love the way you have an eye for detail and History. The memorial for the Fallen Soldiers was realy impressive. Thanks for this video, and see you soon
Keep strong john 😁 i think your videos are great your channel will prosper just be patient 😃👍
This place is cool, Thanks for Sharing I really liked this!!
Hi John. I really love the state of Tennessee and I love when you take us on trips to these small towns that we may not get see any other way . Really liked seeing this small town. Keep taking us on these trip.
Great place.
Cool old town John.Enjoyed the video.
"Great Video about the History!!!"
Love those gas pumps very cool !
Way cool place. Love it!!
I have this place on my list. Maybe one day
Cool stuff! The old jail is really nice to see. Random, but the Pizza Inn in Tazewell is the best!
WOW, what a video. I will go back and try to find the video Joe Dirt is talking about. I would love to go there. Your videos are getting better as you make more. You have a real fan here. THANK YOU!
Great video as always. That's a great looking gas station.
I'm leaving you a comment.
My hometown! Great video, it was nice to meet you at Food City last week. Keep up the good work!
These are the kind of videos I like too see. Was in Tennessee a couple of weeks ago. Beautiful state
Jon each state you travel to they need to give you a job with pay. You might just be boosting tourism & interest in that State.. You are sparking people interest in these sleepy little towns.. YOU are doing such a good job with these 1 tanks stops..
I love it...
SAFE TRAVELS
& GOD BLESS
Enjoyed this so much. I've been to the Frostee Freeze several times through the years but didn't know that much about Tazewell. Thanks for doing these!
6:32 may have been an air compressor. 11:45 was an armored personnel carrier, that's why no gun.
awesome video!!!!
Awesome video!!
Loved this! ☺👍
Loved the History in Tazewell, awesome. The buildings were fantastic.
That's my hometown. I love my town. It's small but it's got its perks and advantages to it. Nice that u visited there. Thanks for sharing this video. I've not been there in awhile. So I appreciate this alot. I love ur videos ur pretty amazing guy. Thanks again.
Great viideo John!