Please make more for Route 66!! Love your videos!! Been a loyal and avid fan for years!! Also I would please love to see a top ten on the state of Maine!! I would love to see those!!
I grew up in Baxter Springs Kansas. 66 and 166 crossed in the center of town. I have been to see the Spook Light many times. Galena where the Bordello is, is about 10 miles away.
I was a highway maintenance worker on route 66 from texas/nm border to Amarillo... We worked all hours ... Glenn Rio on the border is the sight of a brutal murder in the 1970's... Just straight north of there across the interstate (66 and I-40 are the same thing in Texas). But a dead body was found... 18 miles east of there is the home of billy ivy... He was accused of murdering a girl and trying to hire the murder of his wifes lover. At the 25mm a woman unalived herself in front of me with a pew pew... At the 33mm a trucker had a heart attack crossed the center line and killed another trucker... 34 a dude on meth driving a cattle truck opened his door and just stepped out while the truck was going 80... 35 a tour buss collided with a k barrier killing 6... I mean i could go on for hours ...
@@EMILYHERRERA after he stepped out.... What was left wasn't identifiable as human at first... I dunno why she felt the need to do that but i had just worked 17 hours and didn't need that
@@mikecook8712 I'm sorry you witnessed that. I've always wondered why people do that, and I think it's to take control of the situation, inflict their BS onto others. Maybe it makes them feel important. That may not be fair, but I've thought about this a few times (have also worked in trauma for a few years and see some difficult things), and the ones who jump off bridges, or like this gal who peeled back her skinsuits while you were there just seem different than the majority of these cases, both statistically, and anecdotally. Involving others is traumatic and cruel. It's got to be malicious. It's not fair.
I wish it was still called route 666 because I would love to drive on it and see whether I come across anything supernatural, but I'm not picking up no hitchhikers
Zombie Road was part of my generation's stomping grounds, and was definitely as creepy as portrayed. Laurell K Hamilton actually did an excellent job describing the area in a couple of her Anita Blake novels. Unfortunately, it's since been paved and made into a nature trail (the front most part, anyways), and so now there's less spook and more annoyance these days. Lol.
The bordello house is still standing in Galena, KS. And there is a house down the road that was part of the underground railroad. I believe it's on the historical registry. It's has a rich history.
@@jackboyholla4002 Overall, New Mexico is home to the scariest people😂 Jon Jones, this guy’s mother in law, Walter White, Gus Fring, The Salamancas, Mike Ehrmantrout, and many others😭
I lived in Oatman, Arizona, and the legend is the Oatman Hotel is haunted. I worked in that hotel for several years and never experienced anything supernatural, so I certainly have nothing tell, but there are lots of folks who have stories of the hotel to share. Some say it's Clark Gable, which seems highly unlikely to me, others claim it's a miner from the early days of the town. There's also been recent rumors that the Grand Canyon Caverns is haunted. Coincidentally, I worked there as well, as a tour guide, and spent much time alone in the caverns and never had a supernatural experience. When I worked there in the early 2000's, there was never any mention of ghosts, from employees, visitors, or anyone. I will say that at that time, there was a change in management, and the ghost story could be a marketing ploy, along with other profit oriented changes that were being made at that time. Loved the vid. Having live on Rt. 66 in Arizona for 15 years, I'm fascinated by anything Rt. 66! Thanks!
Cairo is one of those towns that is pronounced differently (more like care-oh) by the locals than the original city it's named for, like Eldorado (el-door-ay-do.) Both of those Southern Illinois towns are fairly small these days.
5:36 theres a road here in the uk called the A6*6 and I wouldn't drive on it even if my job depended on it!! I'm a delivery driver and I've been past/by that road a few times, but if my sat nav said I had to take that road I'd look for another route, if I can't find 1 I'd call my boss to say i quit!! Just so i didn't have to drive on that road🤷♂️🤷♂️ anything with that number I don't want nothing to do with!! Even if it might be nothing, I'll even like a post I don't like if it has that number of likes, just to change the number lol I hate that number!!
Why does Cairo remind me of the movie children of the corn by Stephen king. Also it feels like I’ve been there before idky but I remember running around the town running from someone but idk
Please make more for Route 66!! Love your videos!! Been a loyal and avid fan for years!! Also I would please love to see a top ten on the state of Maine!! I would love to see those!!
I grew up in Baxter Springs Kansas. 66 and 166 crossed in the center of town. I have been to see the Spook Light many times. Galena where the Bordello is, is about 10 miles away.
I was a highway maintenance worker on route 66 from texas/nm border to Amarillo...
We worked all hours ...
Glenn Rio on the border is the sight of a brutal murder in the 1970's... Just straight north of there across the interstate (66 and I-40 are the same thing in Texas). But a dead body was found... 18 miles east of there is the home of billy ivy... He was accused of murdering a girl and trying to hire the murder of his wifes lover. At the 25mm a woman unalived herself in front of me with a pew pew... At the 33mm a trucker had a heart attack crossed the center line and killed another trucker... 34 a dude on meth driving a cattle truck opened his door and just stepped out while the truck was going 80... 35 a tour buss collided with a k barrier killing 6...
I mean i could go on for hours ...
What happened after he stepped out of his cattle truck? And do you think the gal at mm25 felt vindicated that you were there?
@@EMILYHERRERA after he stepped out.... What was left wasn't identifiable as human at first... I dunno why she felt the need to do that but i had just worked 17 hours and didn't need that
@@mikecook8712 I'm sorry you witnessed that. I've always wondered why people do that, and I think it's to take control of the situation, inflict their BS onto others. Maybe it makes them feel important. That may not be fair, but I've thought about this a few times (have also worked in trauma for a few years and see some difficult things), and the ones who jump off bridges, or like this gal who peeled back her skinsuits while you were there just seem different than the majority of these cases, both statistically, and anecdotally. Involving others is traumatic and cruel. It's got to be malicious. It's not fair.
Route 66 has always been a road of haunted tales and haunted places.
I wish it was still called route 666 because I would love to drive on it and see whether I come across anything supernatural, but I'm not picking up no hitchhikers
If this route is scary, it would have one more 6. Because 666
Very good video to support your point
Zombie Road was part of my generation's stomping grounds, and was definitely as creepy as portrayed. Laurell K Hamilton actually did an excellent job describing the area in a couple of her Anita Blake novels. Unfortunately, it's since been paved and made into a nature trail (the front most part, anyways), and so now there's less spook and more annoyance these days. Lol.
ITS THE GHOST LIGHT!!!!! (Mater from cars 😂)
A haunted bordello sounds like it might be a fun place to go exploring for the supernatural
Thank you for this video I really do love videos like this
The bordello house is still standing in Galena, KS. And there is a house down the road that was part of the underground railroad. I believe it's on the historical registry. It's has a rich history.
I'm in Flagstaff right now for school. I have been to Hotel Monte Viata and it s very cool.
Hysterically enough I've been to Mirimac caverns (not sure of spelling) years ago. Never saw or heard anything but I do remember it was beautiful
I love history such as the civil war also great videos
Love your videos sister!!
Good show🙏🏼😜
What's up Silly Goose.
I'm from Tucumcari and was wondering if that story would be on here. It's cool to hear stories about New Mexico on this channel
My wife is from Logan 😂
The scariest thing to come out of New Mexico is Jon Jones
@@jackboyholla4002 you've never met my mother in law.... Scary
@@mikecook8712 🤣🤣
@@jackboyholla4002 Overall, New Mexico is home to the scariest people😂 Jon Jones, this guy’s mother in law, Walter White, Gus Fring, The Salamancas, Mike Ehrmantrout, and many others😭
I lived in Oatman, Arizona, and the legend is the Oatman Hotel is haunted. I worked in that hotel for several years and never experienced anything supernatural, so I certainly have nothing tell, but there are lots of folks who have stories of the hotel to share. Some say it's Clark Gable, which seems highly unlikely to me, others claim it's a miner from the early days of the town. There's also been recent rumors that the Grand Canyon Caverns is haunted. Coincidentally, I worked there as well, as a tour guide, and spent much time alone in the caverns and never had a supernatural experience. When I worked there in the early 2000's, there was never any mention of ghosts, from employees, visitors, or anyone. I will say that at that time, there was a change in management, and the ghost story could be a marketing ploy, along with other profit oriented changes that were being made at that time. Loved the vid. Having live on Rt. 66 in Arizona for 15 years, I'm fascinated by anything Rt. 66! Thanks!
I wanna go for a ride on Lawrer Ford Road and go zombie hunting
Meramec = "mare-uh-mack". Great video.
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Interesting video
Cairo is one of those towns that is pronounced differently (more like care-oh) by the locals than the original city it's named for, like Eldorado (el-door-ay-do.) Both of those Southern Illinois towns are fairly small these days.
I was wondering if you could do a video on creepy places in Malaysia because I live there so I can go ghost hunting 👻
That was cool to know
Ghost train!!!!!
It is
Disneys CARS is the best tribute to the famous Route❤
Let me guess soon there be different hosts again.
i heard of Route 666
Do top 10 most haunted places in North Carolina
👋 Olivia!!!!
There was no shiner on 66. To much traffic.
Can you guys PLEASE do an Indiana urban legends vid
Where's the Humpback man of Oklahoma US 66? Between Weatherford and El Reno??
Yeahhh I'd say that's a pretty good image of "a group of guys"🤣🤣
5:36 theres a road here in the uk called the A6*6 and I wouldn't drive on it even if my job depended on it!! I'm a delivery driver and I've been past/by that road a few times, but if my sat nav said I had to take that road I'd look for another route, if I can't find 1 I'd call my boss to say i quit!! Just so i didn't have to drive on that road🤷♂️🤷♂️ anything with that number I don't want nothing to do with!! Even if it might be nothing, I'll even like a post I don't like if it has that number of likes, just to change the number lol I hate that number!!
Why does Cairo remind me of the movie children of the corn by Stephen king. Also it feels like I’ve been there before idky but I remember running around the town running from someone but idk
Oh boy2 wish me luck I can't sleep at night xd xd a
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This channel has really fallen off
Thank you for showing me a good video. Wishing you a very nice new day!
“The ghooost light” -Toe mater or however you spell his name
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