Yeah but it could have been Tampico IL where Reagan was born. Since IL loves Lincoln, but that is a stretch. The Lincoln statue really was the give away.
Chris! Your first location was of your beloved Theodore Roosevelt's birthplace! That photo you love of Roosevelt as a child watching Lincoln's procession is from the house at the beginning
As a person who lives in Omaha, I am glad I picked up on my city immediately, even though I do not go downtown often! Gerald Ford was born in Omaha, but his family left a few months after his birth. They had to beg him to say he was born in Nebraska and not Michigan. Seems like a lot of famous Nebraskans were born here and then left not to long after being born, with some notable exceptions. As for the airport thing, yeah still blows my mind how I have to go through Iowa to get to the airport. Hope you come back here at some point! Keep up the great work!
Dear Chris, Your videos are really entertaining and I love the community you've built around your channel, containing both aspiring historians like myself and outsiders that find your videos interesting anyway. The fact that you are so dedicated to this channel, uploading day and night, whenever and wherever, must mean that you enjoy making videos as much as we enjoy watching them! I don't really comment much on TH-cam videos, and I certainly don't put this much effort in them, but I just wanted to let you know that in the dark times I'm currently experiencing, your commentary on obscure and unknown subjects always seems to brighten me up in a way I can't explain. I'm sure many others here can relate to my high opinion of you, so keep up the great work! God bless you! - A fan P.S. Are you going to react to Epic History's series on Napoleon's Marshals? I would highly recommend it, and I'm sure there is a lot of flavour you could add to it in your commentary.
At 18:20 Calvin Coolidge is actually from Vermont. I know that because he was asleep at his dad's house when his dad woke him up to deliver the news that McKinley died. You probably thought Massachusetts as he gained fame for being governor of Massachusetts during the great molasses spill
Fun video! I actually just took a road trip over the holidays and stopped in Cincinnati. I visited Tafts childhood home which is now the museum. Very cool stuff there! I guess it's high up on some hills because back in the day the parts of the city closer to the river stunk of coal lol. I also saw the graves of Zachary Taylor and Henry Clay in Kentucky as well as Lincolns birthplace.
Having grown up in Boardman, I spent a lot of time in downtown Niles with friends. As soon as the Post office came up and you showed the surrounding buildings I knew exactly the street. Also I was with you on Quincy. My Mother was born and grew up in Brookline, MA and I have visited there many times. It din't look like the parts of Brookline I know. I should have figured it out when I saw the street car for the T's Green line.
As an Orange County, CA resident, I live just down the road from the Nixon Library, so I have been there several times. I think it's the only presidential library in the country where a president's birthplace is on the campus, and they have docents to take you on guided tours through the house he was born in, as well the helicopter that flew him from the White House after he resigned.
Hi Chris, been a big fan for over a year now! I knew you lived in the youngstown area but I didn’t know it was THAT close. I moved from Cincinnati to Austintown and frequently travel up and down 71 so it was cool to see so it was awesome ti see so many places I recognized!
I was hoping Hillsborough, NH (Pierce) was gonna pop up. I bought land there last August to build on between now and Army retirement (11 years from now). The president thing is a coincidence lol.
I got one of them wrong initially but in my defense when I saw the highway I thought it had to be Herbert Hoover because his birthplace and grave are literally right off I80. Like less than a half mile. You can hear it from the grave site, which is kind of sad.
I like the idea of Presidents day, but as someone who works retail, I hate Presidents Day lol This game was fun to watch. My only problem with it is that it didn't give a lot of variety in who was featured, but that's ok still fun. I would love to see you react to the episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia called "The Gang cracks the liberty bell." It's a funny episode where you see the gang is in revolutionary Philadelphia and it would be amazing to see you react to it :)
Hey shout out to my alam mater @1:11!!!! That's why I knew it was lower Manhattan. That's where the large large majority of NYU stuff is. Also FDR I believe is from upstate NY. Teddy is from NYC. I've heard people say he got asthma and such from the horrible horrible air quality in NYC. As You know there's the very famous photo of Teddy and his brother looking at Lincoln's casket
@@stuartm6069 sounds right. I know when King George VI visited the US, FDR took them to Hyde Park to eat hot dogs which a lot of people were horrified by since hot dogs seems like for peasants but the King and Queen loved them.
I haven't watched it yet, but I'm watching this from Marist College (where I teach), which is less than 4 miles down US Route 9 from the Springwood Estate where FDR was born (among other things!). Would be a trip if it popped up in this video.
Chris, I guess you never had a near miss with the Delaware cops or you'd have recognized it immediately; that first photo looked like it was right near the speed trap heading south on 23.
The YT channel "The Front" has a video covering the "battle of Bamber Bridge"; there is also a Wikipedia page. I think this would make a good video reaction.
I always suspected you are the type of US History buff that had visited the home of every US state capital. That having been said LBJ birthplace (Johnson Ranch) is in the Hill Country just outside of (appx 1 hr) the Austin area. Parts of the Hill Country still speak a dialect of German evolved from the massive immigration of Gremans to the US entering via Galveston
@@VloggingThroughHistory you know much better than I do, I just knew he was in the area. I also say between McKinley, Garfield, Warren, they’re all lumped into greater Cleveland in my head
Muttered I was screaming Taft. Lol Grant’s about a 45 min drive away, or I’m slow and don’t know what’s considered the outer limits of Cincinnati. Either makes sense.
This time last year it was because of you that I found out about the Russian/Ukraine war. You were doing a presidential tier list with Mr Beat when you informed us that Russia had invaded Ukraine.
I’d love to see you react to “Furtherest East EF5 Tornado” by the Weatherbox. He talks about the historic tornado outbreak in NE Ohio of 1985. I’d be curious if you had anything to add. Always enjoy the content ✌️
I'm sure I would, I lived through it! It wiped out the street a block away from the one my future wife was on. I remember everything about that day. It was the last day of school and they had given out free passes to all the students for the skating rink. I was planning to go, but the tornado hit an hour before we left. It completely destroyed the skating rink.
@@VloggingThroughHistory Wow that’s insane 🤯. I Appreciate the additional insight. Weather is something that can and does humble us all; along with providing perspective on life. -Thanks again ✌️
Can you make a video about some of the president's direct descendants and what they are doing today? For example I know that JFKs daughter is an ambassador.
Hi, Chris, I think geoguesser has made Hawaii the new Japan. It makes me laugh sometimes they show a country road in the middle of nowhere which could literally be anywhere on Earth and you have to guess where it is. A few video suggestions to review first on Biographics John Tyler the most hated president of the 19th century. Second on The People Profiles Edward VIII The Traitor King Third on The History Chap the Anglo zanzibar war the Shortest War in history Fourth on The Armchair Historian D Day from the American Perspective, D Day from the British Perspective and on its way D Day from the Canadian Perspective Hope that's not too many.
I laughed when you said that you hadn't been to that part of Texas looking at LBJs birthplace. Don't beat yourself up over it. From those pictures, there doesn't appear to be any reason to go.😂
And despite going to all these President sites I’ve only been to two on this list (Taft and Lincoln)…that’s depressing, but I will be at LBJ next week and McKinley in May.
Just 1 point about whether President Obama was eligible to be president (not saying he was or wasn't) IF and I know, I know, IF he had dual citizenship {U.S. and Kenya} he would NOT be eligible to be president. If someone holds a citizenship from another country along with (or instead of) the United States one is NOT eligible for the presidency. Not going to argue that President Obama did or didn't have a Kenyan citizenship, just pointing out that fact.
I'm sorry but hearing the way you say "Raleigh" is a bit weird to me. I grew up in Eastern NC, and I'm used to hearing it pronounced "Rah-Lee" rather than "Rally"
15:15 Your reaction to seeing a place you personally recognize is absolutely exhilarating and I love it
19:10 the mural of Lincoln should have been a big clue!
Yeah but it could have been Tampico IL where Reagan was born. Since IL loves Lincoln, but that is a stretch. The Lincoln statue really was the give away.
Chris! Your first location was of your beloved Theodore Roosevelt's birthplace! That photo you love of Roosevelt as a child watching Lincoln's procession is from the house at the beginning
As a person who lives in Omaha, I am glad I picked up on my city immediately, even though I do not go downtown often! Gerald Ford was born in Omaha, but his family left a few months after his birth. They had to beg him to say he was born in Nebraska and not Michigan. Seems like a lot of famous Nebraskans were born here and then left not to long after being born, with some notable exceptions. As for the airport thing, yeah still blows my mind how I have to go through Iowa to get to the airport. Hope you come back here at some point! Keep up the great work!
They was also some talk that Barry Goldwater couldn’t be president because Arizona was a territory when he was born.
There was*
Well him wanting Nuclear hellfire was another
Hmm a bit like how Hawaii only became a state 2 or 3 years before Obama’s birth there!
But by that logic none of the founders could be president because the US were just colonies.
@@ninjagirl226Anyone born before the Constitution was written, I believe, was exempt from that. It only kicked in during later generations.
You and Mr Beat should do that Fantasy Football presidents thing you guys talked about when you did your tier list together
Exactly what I was about to comment! They talked about doing that for Presidents' Day and I love watching fantasy drafts
@@Adyman182 same same. I would LOVE to see it
Dear Chris,
Your videos are really entertaining and I love the community you've built around your channel, containing both aspiring historians like myself and outsiders that find your videos interesting anyway. The fact that you are so dedicated to this channel, uploading day and night, whenever and wherever, must mean that you enjoy making videos as much as we enjoy watching them! I don't really comment much on TH-cam videos, and I certainly don't put this much effort in them, but I just wanted to let you know that in the dark times I'm currently experiencing, your commentary on obscure and unknown subjects always seems to brighten me up in a way I can't explain. I'm sure many others here can relate to my high opinion of you, so keep up the great work! God bless you!
- A fan
P.S. Are you going to react to Epic History's series on Napoleon's Marshals? I would highly recommend it, and I'm sure there is a lot of flavour you could add to it in your commentary.
At 18:20 Calvin Coolidge is actually from Vermont. I know that because he was asleep at his dad's house when his dad woke him up to deliver the news that McKinley died. You probably thought Massachusetts as he gained fame for being governor of Massachusetts during the great molasses spill
Fun video! I actually just took a road trip over the holidays and stopped in Cincinnati. I visited Tafts childhood home which is now the museum. Very cool stuff there! I guess it's high up on some hills because back in the day the parts of the city closer to the river stunk of coal lol. I also saw the graves of Zachary Taylor and Henry Clay in Kentucky as well as Lincolns birthplace.
Having grown up in Boardman, I spent a lot of time in downtown Niles with friends. As soon as the Post office came up and you showed the surrounding buildings I knew exactly the street. Also I was with you on Quincy. My Mother was born and grew up in Brookline, MA and I have visited there many times. It din't look like the parts of Brookline I know. I should have figured it out when I saw the street car for the T's Green line.
As an Orange County, CA resident, I live just down the road from the Nixon Library, so I have been there several times. I think it's the only presidential library in the country where a president's birthplace is on the campus, and they have docents to take you on guided tours through the house he was born in, as well the helicopter that flew him from the White House after he resigned.
Hi Chris, been a big fan for over a year now! I knew you lived in the youngstown area but I didn’t know it was THAT close. I moved from Cincinnati to Austintown and frequently travel up and down 71 so it was cool to see so it was awesome ti see so many places I recognized!
Yep! I'm in Austintown. Grew up in Mineral Ridge. Glad to have you here!
As a soon to be twelve year old every video I watch of yours I always learn more than my teachers could ever teach me
He’s been objectively wrong a few times like when he said Alexander & Caesar are from the same time 🤦♂️ but his video are good overall
Please do these games more when you can, I love it!! Appreciate the content as always Sir :)
19:09 you didn't notice Lincoln on the wall😂
I was hoping Hillsborough, NH (Pierce) was gonna pop up. I bought land there last August to build on between now and Army retirement (11 years from now). The president thing is a coincidence lol.
19:09 the man was immediately there, lol
Those two of Hodgenville had me yelling. I spent the best part of 4 years about three miles south of the square where the two Lincoln statues are.
I got one of them wrong initially but in my defense when I saw the highway I thought it had to be Herbert Hoover because his birthplace and grave are literally right off I80. Like less than a half mile. You can hear it from the grave site, which is kind of sad.
Resyndicated’s “How other presidents reacted to Abraham Lincoln’s death” would be a good video for a reaction.
Very cool. One of my cousins got married at the Taft home in Cincinnati which was pretty cool.
I like the idea of Presidents day, but as someone who works retail, I hate Presidents Day lol This game was fun to watch. My only problem with it is that it didn't give a lot of variety in who was featured, but that's ok still fun. I would love to see you react to the episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia called "The Gang cracks the liberty bell." It's a funny episode where you see the gang is in revolutionary Philadelphia and it would be amazing to see you react to it :)
Hey shout out to my alam mater @1:11!!!! That's why I knew it was lower Manhattan. That's where the large large majority of NYU stuff is. Also FDR I believe is from upstate NY. Teddy is from NYC. I've heard people say he got asthma and such from the horrible horrible air quality in NYC. As You know there's the very famous photo of Teddy and his brother looking at Lincoln's casket
FDR was born in Hyde Park on the Hudson River.
@@stuartm6069 sounds right. I know when King George VI visited the US, FDR took them to Hyde Park to eat hot dogs which a lot of people were horrified by since hot dogs seems like for peasants but the King and Queen loved them.
I haven't watched it yet, but I'm watching this from Marist College (where I teach), which is less than 4 miles down US Route 9 from the Springwood Estate where FDR was born (among other things!). Would be a trip if it popped up in this video.
Last time I was this early, McClellan was failing to win
Did he ever win?
@@Eire_Aontaithe not once
@@sth02 What a disgrace to the Union...
Last time inwas this early,General Oliver P Smith was advancing in tbe other direction
Id love to see a video about Scharnhorst by spacepickshovel! I’d like to hear more about the ship and see your reaction it’s awesome quality.
Hope west brom go up soon. I miss the days of berahino and anichebe
Nice video Chris, are you planning on catching the World Baseball Classic in March?
When the Lyndon Johnson location appeared I expected a crop duster aircraft to also appear...dusting crops where there ain't no crops.
16:34 YO ITS GROVE STREET!
“He could’ve been born on the moon.” Love it
Yep, Eisenhower was born in Texas in the same city as my nephew.
I’d suggest Mr Beat’s video on Hoover for more presidential history and to help the only Iowan president’s image
Chris, I guess you never had a near miss with the Delaware cops or you'd have recognized it immediately; that first photo looked like it was right near the speed trap heading south on 23.
I know the people that live in Gerald fords house in Michigan. Stayed a night in that house too
2:27 it still doesn’t even matter because Hawaii was already a state at that point anyway
Your probably already aware of who Fritz Harber is but could you do a reaction to Father by Sabaton?
In chicago we still call it Washington's birthday not presidents day
Same here, I grew up with Washington-Lincoln day in Ohio. Now that I'm in North Carolina it's just Washington's birthday down here.
You missed a giant piece of artwork of Abe and a Kentucky flag on Lincoln's birthplace😄
The YT channel "The Front" has a video covering the "battle of Bamber Bridge"; there is also a Wikipedia page. I think this would make a good video reaction.
I stop everything im doing anytime you come out with a presidents videos
I always suspected you are the type of US History buff that had visited the home of every US state capital. That having been said LBJ birthplace (Johnson Ranch) is in the Hill Country just outside of (appx 1 hr) the Austin area. Parts of the Hill Country still speak a dialect of German evolved from the massive immigration of Gremans to the US entering via Galveston
Could you do a reaction to Mr. Beat’s Eisenhower video?
19:24 "Looks almost like Lincoln". I mean there was a pretty obvious hint at 19:11 on the right side. 😉
Soon as you said Cinci, I muttered Grant and Taft
I meant Grant was born NEAR Cincinnati but not even in the same county so I never really thought of him in connection with the city.
@@VloggingThroughHistory you know much better than I do, I just knew he was in the area. I also say between McKinley, Garfield, Warren, they’re all lumped into greater Cleveland in my head
Muttered I was screaming Taft. Lol
Grant’s about a 45 min drive away, or I’m slow and don’t know what’s considered the outer limits of Cincinnati. Either makes sense.
This time last year it was because of you that I found out about the Russian/Ukraine war. You were doing a presidential tier list with Mr Beat when you informed us that Russia had invaded Ukraine.
quality vid but the real question is what's with the west brom kit
That’s my team. Well, one of them. West Brom, Rangers, and Columbus Crew.
Is a reaction to hannibal barcavideos great since i feel like oversimplified will upload the 2nd punic wars soon(i hope).
Hey Chris! If you're looking for more American history content to react to I would like to suggest the TH-cam channel Weird History.
I’d love to see you react to “Furtherest East EF5 Tornado” by the Weatherbox. He talks about the historic tornado outbreak in NE Ohio of 1985. I’d be curious if you had anything to add.
Always enjoy the content ✌️
I'm sure I would, I lived through it! It wiped out the street a block away from the one my future wife was on. I remember everything about that day. It was the last day of school and they had given out free passes to all the students for the skating rink. I was planning to go, but the tornado hit an hour before we left. It completely destroyed the skating rink.
@@VloggingThroughHistory Wow that’s insane 🤯. I Appreciate the additional insight. Weather is something that can and does humble us all; along with providing perspective on life.
-Thanks again ✌️
I know this doesn’t have anything to do with history, but I’d love to get your reaction to rainbolt’s GeoGuessr speed runs
Can you make a video about some of the president's direct descendants and what they are doing today? For example I know that JFKs daughter is an ambassador.
That would be an interesting topic! Yeah, she was Obama's ambassador to Japan and is now Biden's ambassador to Australia.
Are you still posting videos about Indian history Sam?
Delaware, Ohio is little bit north of Columbus.
Here in Manitoba it’s Louis Riel day!
Love this. Have you ever reacted to a channel called Absolute History? I think you might enjoy it.
Hi, Chris, I think geoguesser has made Hawaii the new Japan. It makes me laugh sometimes they show a country road in the middle of nowhere which could literally be anywhere on Earth and you have to guess where it is.
A few video suggestions to review first on Biographics John Tyler the most hated president of the 19th century.
Second on The People Profiles Edward VIII The Traitor King
Third on The History Chap the Anglo zanzibar war the Shortest War in history
Fourth on The Armchair Historian D Day from the American Perspective, D Day from the British Perspective and on its way D Day from the Canadian Perspective
Hope that's not too many.
I live right down the road from LBJ’s and I didn’t even recognize it. Didn’t help that it was on the fence line of the park. Oh well.
I can't think of anyone better to win this than you! 😁👍🏻
Mostly because half of them are Ohio. 😉😜
I laughed when you said that you hadn't been to that part of Texas looking at LBJs birthplace. Don't beat yourself up over it. From those pictures, there doesn't appear to be any reason to go.😂
Hi Chris. Let's get you out of your comfort zone, try geogusser in the U.K.
Great Video about Birthplaces of Indian Prime Ministers Sam!
Learning alot about India from you
You are the Voice of India
John McCain was actually born on a US military base in Panama. And aren't those actually American territory?
This was great
TR was born in Manhattan!
Could the first one in NYC have been Van Buren?
Theodore Roosevelt and Donald Trump were the two born in NYC.
Hey Chris, just wanted to let you know that I created a subreddit themed specifically to your TH-cam channel. Your welcome ;)
Interesting video
My goal is to get to a home of every president home. 23 Presidents down. At Lyndon Johnson’s home in TX in next week.
And despite going to all these President sites I’ve only been to two on this list (Taft and Lincoln)…that’s depressing, but I will be at LBJ next week and McKinley in May.
my college hates me I wanna go back to K-12 where I got days off
Hey, you should react to Brandon F's video about WWI cavalry
I feel like most people would've gotten butthurt over the Texas one and being put in the middle of no where XD
Now now now I’m sure the same thing would have happened with Herbert Hoover in Iowa.
bro KINDA doxxed himself but ok
Day 1 of asking for a tier list of American war of independence generals 😂
Happy Presidents Day! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
RAW-LEE
Just 1 point about whether President Obama was eligible to be president (not saying he was or wasn't) IF and I know, I know, IF he had dual citizenship {U.S. and Kenya} he would NOT be eligible to be president. If someone holds a citizenship from another country along with (or instead of) the United States one is NOT eligible for the presidency. Not going to argue that President Obama did or didn't have a Kenyan citizenship, just pointing out that fact.
Can you please do Geo History COLD WAR
Can you dive into McCarthyism.
theodore roosevelt was from manhatten
I'm sorry but hearing the way you say "Raleigh" is a bit weird to me. I grew up in Eastern NC, and I'm used to hearing it pronounced "Rah-Lee" rather than "Rally"
Happy president’s day
Too bad there was nothing from West Branch
Btw I go to the University of Colorado and we don't get the day off. What is this blasphemy
Please stop calling it ROW LEE NC it’s RAH-LEE I know it seems small but I live there and it triggered me
This may come as a surprise to you, but not everyone in the country pronounces things the same way you do...
look at licence plates, if you got almost all ohio i would bet a lot your in ohio
First!
He got too many right. Unfortunate.