0:24 I frequently travel through that area (especially during the Antique fairs in the Spring and Fall). I have photographed the Korean War vintage MiG15 numerous times over the years.
Check into train museums. Many towns in Texas thrived or not because of the railroad. Those who had rail service for any length of time often have some sort of "museum" to document those times.
I come across many train museums so far in the episodes I've uploaded, but they've all been closed and they have the oddest business hours of all time.
@@ThisSmallTown In small towns, the person who "manages" things like train museums is often someone who does it on their schedule. Even businesses may open when someone is available to run them or they are more assured of having business. There is usually a number you can call or text to set up an appointment. For the historic sites, there is usually a docent you can contact to meet you and show you around. If you do go to Independence, you will want to do that if you want to go into the historic buildings. The Baptist Museum is usually open during the week and he can help you contact someone to show you other places.
The Houston Train Museum is in the process of trying to find land to move their trains to. The car in Warrenton may be one of the cars waiting for a place to go. And you should have shown the sign you passed from behind.
@@ThisSmallTown I think Warrenton is more cowtown and Round Top is Bourgeois, nou-veau riche. The money in Round Top is coming from California and other places.
@@ThisSmallTown My guess is, they are there and they see you. Not a lot goes on in a town that small without somebody knowing about it and spreading the word.
The Chicken Ranch Remnants are outside of LaGrange not in Warrenton. ZZTop made a song for LaGrange. This is just one of the vendors for Antiques weeks properties. It has booth tents and then some stuff inside the house that sits on the property. They real Chicken Ranch doesn't have much left to it. Some of the original buildings were moved up to Dallas after the brothel was shut down.
LOL I was only about 45 minutes away from Austin when I went to Ledbetter Texas, but I'm about to start working my way down I-10 West beginning with Brookshire and Sealy.
@@ThisSmallTownthey have great burgers. Bellville meat market is also known around texas. It's also responsible for me gaining weight. Love the series. Keep it up brother!
"real ghost" towns you'll find are no longer there or only a market or two or maybe a graveyard remain. So, it's not really entertaining to film a cow field and say what use to be here. Don't get to caught up on my titles, but rather just enjoy watching my adventures to places I've never been.
@@ThisSmallTownThere is Jefferson, reported to be the most haunted town in Texas, as well as Terlingua which is supposedly haunted my miners of Mercury back in the early 20th Century.
Traveler's Pro Tip: Do NOT driver towards the scary looking house with naked female mannequins spread across the yard.🥴
It’s like a little church in Europe. In a little village. Love it.
I once attended a concert at the Nease house which was truly unplugged--no sound reinforcement, just natural sounds.
The random train was an antique item set up
Just found you. Love your content. Thanks.
Thank you Tonya and I'll have plenty more content headed your way! 😎
0:24 I frequently travel through that area (especially during the Antique fairs in the Spring and Fall). I have photographed the Korean War vintage MiG15 numerous times over the years.
I'm sure the town comes alive during the antique festivals.
@@ThisSmallTown Yes it does…
Well it is the smallest. But so beautiful.
Check into train museums. Many towns in Texas thrived or not because of the railroad. Those who had rail service for any length of time often have some sort of "museum" to document those times.
I come across many train museums so far in the episodes I've uploaded, but they've all been closed and they have the oddest business hours of all time.
@@ThisSmallTown In small towns, the person who "manages" things like train museums is often someone who does it on their schedule. Even businesses may open when someone is available to run them or they are more assured of having business. There is usually a number you can call or text to set up an appointment.
For the historic sites, there is usually a docent you can contact to meet you and show you around. If you do go to Independence, you will want to do that if you want to go into the historic buildings. The Baptist Museum is usually open during the week and he can help you contact someone to show you other places.
The Houston Train Museum is in the process of trying to find land to move their trains to. The car in Warrenton may be one of the cars waiting for a place to go.
And you should have shown the sign you passed from behind.
12:04 I see these all over the state, rather popular amongst railroad enthusiasts. That is an old Caboose…
Yay! I am in Brookshire
Well Cassandra, it looks like your town is is going to be next.😎
I think Warrenton has more big open spaces for vendors than Round Top because it started in Warrenton.
That makes sense. Just seems like the town is deserted now.
@@ThisSmallTown I think Warrenton is more cowtown and Round Top is Bourgeois, nou-veau riche. The money in Round Top is coming from California and other places.
That was one spooky town, no kidding.
🗣️Where are the people?!?!
@@ThisSmallTown My guess is, they are there and they see you. Not a lot goes on in a town that small without somebody knowing about it and spreading the word.
You need to check out Rosenberg
That's def a vampire town... they only come out at night, lol!!
That's more terrifying.😂😭😂😭
Google the story of The Chicken Ranch.
Just did and oh my God I can't believe I missed this story. Smh, I got to start digging deeper with my research.
The Chicken Ranch Remnants are outside of LaGrange not in Warrenton. ZZTop made a song for LaGrange. This is just one of the vendors for Antiques weeks properties. It has booth tents and then some stuff inside the house that sits on the property. They real Chicken Ranch doesn't have much left to it. Some of the original buildings were moved up to Dallas after the brothel was shut down.
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You gonna be in Austin by the end of the month.
LOL I was only about 45 minutes away from Austin when I went to Ledbetter Texas, but I'm about to start working my way down I-10 West beginning with Brookshire and Sealy.
Got to bellville, they have a better football team 😂 Go Brahmas
I think Belleville is on my list of places to go because I think they have a Trump burger joint.
@@ThisSmallTownthey have great burgers. Bellville meat market is also known around texas. It's also responsible for me gaining weight. Love the series. Keep it up brother!
Do you go to towns that actually got real ghost towns?
"real ghost" towns you'll find are no longer there or only a market or two or maybe a graveyard remain. So, it's not really entertaining to film a cow field and say what use to be here. Don't get to caught up on my titles, but rather just enjoy watching my adventures to places I've never been.
@@ThisSmallTownThere is Jefferson, reported to be the most haunted town in Texas, as well as Terlingua which is supposedly haunted my miners of Mercury back in the early 20th Century.
The train was a caboose
I wish you'd lose the background music please!
Thanks for the feedback, but I hate dead air.
lol🤣