PRESIDENT Andrew Jackson's Grave & HERMITAGE Retirement Plantation
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- PRESIDENT Andrew Jackson's Grave & HERMITAGE Retirement Plantation
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This place is well known for being haunted and if you drive around Hermitage the city youll see many roads named after Andrew and Rachel. You did great showing everything and you gotta look me up the next time you are near here. Thanks bro and safe travels.
Andrew Jackson's home is so beautiful as are the surrounding grounds. You choose some really fascinating places to visit and vlog!!
yes it is.The Indians thought so too just before he forcibly removed them and took their land.
@@bobbyherrington5029 What does Presidential policesof the 1830s have to do about a video on a museum? We have seen your virture signaling so you may go now.
@@ednakelley814 I have a right too voice my opinion on it just like you so take your opinion of my comment and move on
@@bobbyherrington5029 No one said you didn't have a right to your opinion. I'm just pointing out your virtue signaling that you are posting on someone's history video. If you have a problem with Jackson then take it up with him, and not on a history buff's history video.
That’s was amazing , I love the history and beautiful grounds.
What a beautiful house and grounds! I'm so happy that it is 90% original, and look forward to seeing this! Thanks for what you do, Jordan!
Hi Jordan, nice to Andrew's pocket watch and the locket with his hair. The house was very impressive and I love the photo of the hallway. What beautiful gardens, wouldn't mind strolling around those. Great vlog Jordan.
I get excited to watch your videos of historical sites. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍🤩🌷
One of the things I admire about you is your compassion and your respect for others. Yeah,a bit disappointed we didn't get to see the interior, but you showed so much and we got a history lesson. I would love to see other presidents' homes in the future, but maybe after gas prices aren't an arm and a leg! These historic videos are my favorites!
My father commissioned a local artist once to paint his portrait. He hung it on our family room wall. We all made fun of him but the worst of it from our Mother. We hated that the eyes followed us. It is stored away I’m a closet somewhere.
My Grandmother had these old pictures that, as a kid, I was afraid of because the eyes seemed to follow you around. Like your portraits. Lol
They were of two old women with the meanest looks on their faces. I, now wonder what ever happened to them, they were in these big round wooden frames, probably close to two feet long × wide. The frames may be valuable today because they were really old 55 years ago.
I don't know where they went after her death...
Such a beautiful peaceful place. Thanks for taking me along Jordan.
Such a beautiful place. We really enjoyed your accompanying narrative. So sad Rachel never knew he became President. Many Thanks Jordan.
Love the vlogs on historical and Presidential figures. :)
I haven't been to the Hermitage in years, think I was in kindergarten. My grandparents were in town for a visit and we went. I don't remember much about it, definitely time to go back. Very beautiful there, I love the grounds with all of the flowers. Thanks Jordan🌞💕
The Hermitage was the only presidential house I ever visited back in the early eighties! Watching this vlog, I can remember seeing the kitchen and tomb of Andrew Jackson and Rachel,yet,they have added new stuff like the historic Laffiette sign, and the models of the former house before the mansion. I'm going to have to revisit soon! So much has been added on over the course of many years. Thanks for taking us on your tour as always Jordan!👍🤩🥰
It's to bad he lived in Tennessee. It would have been better if he lived in the United States.
@@bobwilliamson9562 Tennessee is in the United States lol
@@Regina0964 don't get me wrong, I lived in a rural part of Tennessee for 12 years and I didn't see anything there that reminded me of the United States. The law enforcement was a joke. I knew this one kid who used to sit around with my nephew in our garage and smoke weed and I guess after all that weed he decided to join the police department because he said that the 10 bucks an hour was the highest paying job in that county. The Municipal court Judge and the county DA got busted for federal trafficking cocaine. They were the largest coke dealers in the county and both of them wore ankle bracelets to work. To be fair most of the south operates like there own country. And 95% of all elected Sherriff's are more corrupt than the people they are housing in there jail.
Hey Jordan, I did the Hermitage tour back in 1990. I've liked presidential history for years also, it was the first president's home I'd had ever been to.
💋These historic vlogs are your forté my friend! Well done Jordan! Continued Blessings and Support. ~Love&Light♥️Carli
Beautiful property. I really enjoyed this. Andrew's adopted son died a few days after Lincoln was killed.
Family road trip vacation and stopped here on the way home. I do remember the entrance hall and how beautiful the wallpaper was. Nice job showing the outside property
I was there a few years ago. It was awe inspiring to be sure. I love history and historical places so this was right up my alley.
Thank you Jordan, I would of never been able to see some of the places you show!!!! Great appreciate you!!!!!
Thank You For All Your Great Content
This is so amazing......I love this thank you❤🙏
I visited Nashville and the Hermitage on a 8th grade field trip years ago, would like to go back. Have you ever been to Greeneville, TN? It’s the hometown of President Andrew Johnson, my birthplace. We took the tours of his home and tailor shop in elementary school.
Hey Jordan, I love this!!!Thank You✌️💖
It was wonderful. Thank you for taking us along on your trip
Great video Jordan i really enjoyed it today and thank you for sharing and telling us what you could not film you did an excellent job, i can not wait for our next adventure.
As a history freak,.. This vide o Is... very interesting and intrguing i just wish ed i had a way to see that live inperson!..
Such a beautiful place ! You always make it so intresting and find a way to do that ..Thanks for the job you do .🦁😎🙏
Thank You Jordan ! I wish you and Jah Well along with Grandpa ..God Bless from Tammy in PA
One of my favorite presidents as we share the same birthdate, month and day not year LOL, I love this place so beautiful. I was surprised when I found out that it was about 90% original. You do should a great job with your videos. Thanks again Jordan for taking us along with you.
Like history grounds beautiful thanks sharing
Love it!! Thank you for another History lesson👍👏👏👏 such a beautiful place
I love your historic videos. Thank you
Great Vlog Jordan I Truly love learning something new about our history so Thank you & safe travels
This was wonderful, thank you Jordan ☀️
Oh Jordan, thank you for sharing! Another awesome video!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jordan, thank you for another terrific vlog.
Enjoyed this my friend
WOW!!! Thanks Jordan for taking me to the Hermitage. On many of a family trip from Texas to Virginia, I would point out the sign. No time to stop. Finally got to see it.
Jordan, that place is amazing, I've been there, i bet you filmed atleast 8 hours that day, just looking and reading everything, my favorite part was the walkways around the garden area when the flower's where in bloom, i know after he lost his beautiful wife, he didn't want to live, but knew he had to finish what he was suppose to do first. The interior of the home was amazing, and the ceilings where high... thank you for the tour, there's another place not to far from there, another well known person, i just can't think of his name, not sure if it's the Meade plantation... thank you for the tour, and if i think of it I'll Edit it in this post...hugs from wisconsin, i love History that's my favorite..
Jordan, no matter what other's say about Andrew Jackson, his life wasn't perfect after his Father died before he was born... great video all in all..thank you for your time and energy, and the gas you havd to put in just to get to these historical places, so many people need to respect that more, plus the time to edit, find a hotel for you a Jah, pay no attention to those that only want to start a post war...
I love these Historical sites, wonderful video. Have a great weekend.
Fascinating video Jordan. I love learning more about our presidents and their lives. Another gem, my friend. Blessings - Judith 🎵🎭
Thank you, Jordan. Some place I always wanted to visit! Beautiful place!
Good vlog lol have Johnny Horton ballad in my head now
I love History, this is an awesome video 😎💖
Beautiful grounds. I love history. Thanx Jordon.. safe travels. Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia.
stolen grounds
Thank you Jordan
You do a great historical tour. Very enjoyable!
I live 3 minutes from there and have my whole 26 years of living. Good to see yah around brother
Thank you Jordan Love this so interesting
I was there back in Oct. 2003. I walked down the path to the road and back around the circle to the house. Very nice grounds. it was a nice cool fall day.
🍀That was awesome,TFS!🌷💛🐕💛🌷🍀
I have been here a few times. It was very interesting to visit. 😊😊😊😊😊😊
I was there about 4 years ago, it’s so pretty there. My niece just got married at the Hermitage country club
I toured the Hermitage back in 2004 . What a very interesting video , Jordan . Keep up the great work .
Good to see the history, I love history, nice to see the original items in the museum. I've been to the Georgetown Kentucky museum in 2002 it's all free it was built in 1999. It's has Louis and Clark stuff and Daniel Boone stuff all original his long gun and oil painting of him framed. Books papers everything, check it out. Thanks for sharing this video Jordan.👍👍🙂📸
Great that you went to this place. Every year when I go to Nashville I always run out of time to see this place.
Enjoyed this vlog.
Interesting video. It's a goal of mine to visit all President historical sites some day. Thanks for sharing.
You need to go outside of Lancaster SC where he was born, they have a state park there, also his childhood home is there, it’s quite interesting
Took you and Jah, via my Jordan the lion Jah t-shirt, to Jamaica 🇯🇲 . I had lots of people ask me about it and told them you are my favorite vlogger with an exceptional pup. Wish I could share the pictures with you.
loved the vlog, very interesting history
Like the vlog from Margaret P from England
Hi Jordan...give Jah a hug & kiss from me!!!
Ha! “The People’s President” the sarcasm of it all on that entrance sign. If I were alive during his time, I’m sure I wouldn’t be included in “the people” Cool video to highlight history.
It's a historic meaning. Research "the common man" and "Jacksonian Democracy" then you will understand its meaning better.
Cool 😀
I have visited Hermitage and it was very interesting. I would suggest a visit.
Martin Van Buren also has French wallpaper with scenes of early America
I've been there! I have photos of my visit.
Oh wow, Im putting that on my cross country trip destination.
Welcome to Nashville area...
Woot I’m close :)
Wonderful. Palpable.
Interesting story
I have a back story on Pres Andrew Jackson. Kinda has ties to my family. When Andrew Jackson was making his campaign trail. Use to the Pres elect would travel by horse or by train to advertise his running for president. Well my cousin's family the Galbraiths had a farm just in Decatur county Indiana. Where my family is from and still here. Anyways he happened to stop at my cousin's 4th generation great grandfather was being born at the farm at the same time Andrew Jackson. He told the family if you name the baby after me and skip every other generation I will make sure the first born will get a scholarship to college. So my cousin Andrew is named Andrew Jackson Galbraith the 4th. Interesting story. There's a state of Indiana historical sign on the property to this day. Now my other cousin owns the property now.
Jordan..have you left CA?? I missed a few of your blogs because we are moving, but where are you living now?
I left a year a half ago
What time does the hauntings start at the hermitage plantation
Politicians didn't get wealthy serving the nation back then, not like today where, if they're not wealthy when you enter you are when you leave
I have nothing nice to say about that guy, but I always enjoy your videos 🙂
What guy? Andrew Jackson? You weren't even alive when he was so shut up
@@jessicajohnson8378 I wasn't alive when Hitler was around either, so I decline your offer to shut up 🥱
Then why comment on it at all?
@@DazewithJordantheLion Because I did watch the video to learn about the conditions of his home. He was a terrible person, not you.
Oh, and hopefully that simple comment can lead people to do more research on him, even if just a few.
@@spjunkies you are a triggered snowflake...stay salty
Aren't there swords or guns on the walls? You are close to James polks home
Who haunts the hermitage plantation
Why is the hermitage haunted for
Evil man 😂😂😂
For me Jackson wasn’t a good president
he was a horrible person
I thought his grave was in hell. 😂😂🤣👍👍
it should be
Salute to my favorite president, fellow Tennessean. (20 min from Hermitage) My favorite number is 7. We have the same hairstyle; Despite his controversies, he inspires me to face fear fiercely.