Homestead Village ~~ Landrum's Homestead and Village
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Danny and Wanda spent the day at Landrum's Homestead and Village in Laurel, MS for their 5th anniversary. This is a beautiful recreation of a homestead village by Tom Landrum and his family.
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It's sad that we've lost most of that amazing ingenuity.
That was fun and interesting. Thanks for my vacation.
Thanks for the trip
Fabulous! Thank you for taking us along.
happy anniversary
I love going to places like that. Tools of the good ole days.
Thanks for taking me on your journey. It made my day.
Thanks for taking us along. So glad you enjoyed yourselves! Blessings....
That was great. Will have to watch several times. Have a good weekend y'all.
I would love to live in a homestead just like this. oh mercy. thank you so much for the narrative and the walking tour. Happy Anniversary you two.
Such a great idea to visit here! More field trips please, LOVE IT!!
THANK YOU BOTH ...was nice to see what really mattered.
How Cool! Thanks for taking us on this tour. LOVED IT!
Happy 5th Anniversary to both of you 😃
Interesting place.Glad you two had a fun day out for your Anniversary.One day you two will be rocking on your front porch Candy Corn Cabin in the woods.Keep cool you all.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡.......
I grew up near there and it was our school trip every year
Loved going on this tour with you. Thank you. Happy anniversary
Thank you for sharing your fascinating day trip with us ❤️
Thanks for sharing and explaining things. Looks really fun.
I so enjoyed this . I could very well live in a place like this . Hope you both have a Happy Anniversary !
thank you so much for the tour. reminds me of summer trips to my aunt and uncle REAL country store in rural Arkansas.
That was really cool guy's I love doing those kind or tours...Thanks for taking us along
awesome video - thank you! Someday I want to visit your beautiful state.
I really enjoyed the tour, wish I lived back then it sure was a simpler life back then. all those cast iron pots wow. I love my cast iron. very interesting tour, Thanks Danny and Mrs. Wanda
I love Landrums.
Loved this video. It's fun to see how people lived years ago. I don't think we really know what hard work is!
Thank you for the tour, amazing. God Bless
Happy Anniversary guys! God bless ya.😃
Loved the tour!! Thanks
Happy Anniversary Friends! May our Lord bless you with many, many more!
Watched this at 4 am. before work while drinking my coffee, AWESOME!!! thank you!
Here in the West (Idaho) we have a lot of old cabins & farmsteads that have been preserved. The one thing I noticed was how small they were & how low the ceilings were (One reason to conserve heat I imagine). Very nice tour; my daughter & I will visit when I get there.
Thank you for sharing your day. What an amaxing collection of the old days.
Thank You so much for sharing what a neat place
LOVED this video! Thanks for posting Danny and Wanda! :)
Very cool. I love going to places like that
Do you know how they would clean their meat machines? Very Interesting video I love our old ways and tools. Thank You and God Bless.
In the bedroom there was a spinning thing covered with yarn (yarn looked square wrapped around the 4 arms) that is a skeiner. After you spin and ply (when you twist 2 or more threads together) but before you use the yarn it needs to be 'set'. So you wind it off onto that four armed wheel and that creates a skein of yarn that you tie off in a few places so it doesn't tangle and then you gently wash it and hang to dry with a gentle weight on it to hold it taut - that 'sets' the twist so it won't unwind when you knit. Then you roll it into balls (put it back on the skeiner to wind off of it or use your hubby's arms to hold it open), wind weaving shuttles or twist the skein and store it that way. The skeiner is also a measuring tool as you know how long each revolution of yarn is and just multiply by number of wraps to get length. :-) Sorry for the long explanation!
pictures here: www.1900s.org.uk/1940s50s-knitting-wool.htm
Wow! That’s a amazing explanation! Thank you! Makes me appreciate my yarn that I buy even more !
thanks I am passionate about fibre arts and love the process of taking 'floof' and creating something!
Happy anniversary
Wishing you many more years filled with love and happiness
Oh wow what an amazing, exciting, and cool place! I just love places like that. My late grandfather was at a CCC. Thank you so very much for sharing this place with us!!! I really enjoyed it.
beautiful! Happy Anniversary
Thank you I love to see a part of history and our fathers life style. Would to go back to those days. Hard life but simple.
I would too, but it is hard. We are trying to get back to some of those ways here.
I glad I came across this video this morning, setting in my truck at work. Me and my wife got married in that little church exactly 6 years ago today. I love y’all’s videos.
brings back 40years of memories.
I saw the title and had to watch...I live in a town called Landrum
What a wonderful tour- I smiled the whole time enjoying it with you!
I love this video. Got to share it!! Back on the 1800’s most people were not as tall as today. I would love to visit there!
Looks like Miss Wanda had a lot of fun. So did I just watching this with Y'all. :-)
This is not far from me! I see a day trip next week for sure. Thank you so much for sharing. God bless ya'll❤️
This was wonderful. I love looking at all the old ways come to life. My husband worked in Tennessee for a few years and we visited The Museum of Appalachia. It is a lot like this. Have you ever been there? Also Cade's Cove was a fun trip. And a place in the Smokey's I think was called Cherokee Village. We live in Ok. There is a place called Harbor Village near Grove, Ok that is like this too. Very nostalgic and sentimental. I love books about life back then. Some things of those times would be nice to go back to, some not. Lol
We may have just added another attraction to our bucket list!
Happy Anniversary!!! Looks like you both had a lot of fun there and a great day. God Bless you both!
I always found it fun to go to historic places like that and see all the old stuff. Thanks for sharing your little adventure. :)
I use to shop at one of the last Montgomery Wards that was still open till just after 2000 maybe 2002 in Dearborn, MI... Then they closed and the building repurposed into a medical facility.
Always good to see another way to prepare for power outages. Edit- & other ways to do things
I could live there! That's awesome! How fun. So glad you both had a great time! Wish you could have had a hoedown 😊❤ The covered picnic area is wonderful. Can't you just imagine the place brought to life and no cells or video games!! Folks helping each, kids playing outside. Sigh...this was amazing to see. Happy Anniversary ya'll. May you be blessed with many more ❤
Disneyland for homesteaders! Love it!
Very nice, glad to see yall getting out and about. I don't want to go back to the tiny uninsulated houses but I would love to have all the stuff to be able to live truly off the land.
Thanks for taking us along. I just love visiting places like this.
Thanks for taking me on the tour. I really enjoyed it. I love old stuff like this. GREAT VIDEO
Enjoyed this video... we will be planning a trip soon. Looks like y'all had a good outing for your anniversary!💜
I hope y’all had an awesome anniversary! Thanks for sharing! This is just a few miles from my husband’s family. I had no clue this was there! Will have to talk my in-laws into taking us the next time we’re down for a visit. Hoping to come visit y’all on one of our trips!
I am glad you'all got out and took that trip for your 5th anniversary, it looked like a very pleasant way to spend your day together. :D Very kind of you both to share it with us.
This was so much fun yall!! Thanks for taking us along.
Very cool watching the tour , love the mystery house fun watching Wanda in it. Lol
Loved this video
That was a good day. Thanks for letting us take part in it with you.
Looks like you two youngsters had a great time. LOL Thanks for the tour. What a cool place!! Did Wanda find any candy corn in the General Store? Happy Anniversary!
Loved the video!
Thanks for the tour...everyone should go and see how we used to live. Maybe then they'd appreciate what they have now. God bless!
I'd spend hours in a place like this thank you for sharing your few minutes
I love places like this, you guys had the place to your selves.
I am listening to a book you two might like. Trials of the Earth by Mary Mann Hamilton.
All about logging and crossing the sunflower river, and living in Parchment where the state farm is before it was there 1880s on. Its at least the third time I have listened to it on audible. I know you mentioned once you don't think that's really reading but I have 30 min drives to work and home and the basic radio isn't much better than TV so i listen to alot of book this way.
Glad you got out and had a great day, I enjoyed it.
Thank you for sharing
I could be very content living there. I think I was born in the wrong century. Enjoyed the tour very much! Happy Anniversary, Danny and Wanda!
ThymeToSow, I often think that, but then I think about doing laundry for 9 kids over a wash tub in the winter, or giving birth in that tiny cabin in the middle of July and I think - uh, maybe not. Lol I do love the old history tho. If you invent a time machine be sure it has a button to bring you back to the present, just in case.
Now, that was fun. Happy Anniversary Danny and Wanda. May you have many more great years together......
You described a potato digger as a hay implement in that one building. Growing up on a potato farm in upstate NY we had a one row digger that we pulled behind our JD #50 tractor in the fall. Ray Valley, Eustis, FL.
Smokey the bear.."only you can prevent forest fires "
Y'all got me to laughing when you were in the crooked mystery house..
Enjoy the day...
Smokey the bear...actual bear cub rescued clinging to tree after a forest fire in Lincoln County, New Mexico.
Love looking at how things were done in the past and how it is still useful now.
Years ago we got to visit Harbor Village near Grove, Oklahoma. They had collected and preserved all kinds of old structures and antiques. There was a dentist's office (scary), a millinery, all different ages and styles of log cabin construction. It was almost too much to take in on just one visit. You made me want to return there.
bsofar I have been there too and I agree. I would like to go again sometime.
Did ya all get some the home made ice cream. It's good good.
Danny I thought YOU had a posh smokehouse. I've sent so many people to see your video explaining the build & pipe set up, but man that one's like a little house you could live in! Lol Just get high on the smell of smoked bacon sitting on the front porch. You were wise to go on a weekday I bet it's packed on the weekends. Those cabins were just beautiful but the preservation of all of that, I think gets more & more important the further away from it we get. Our ancestors were way tougher than we are.
What a wonderful Anniversary trip! Thanks for taking us along. Happy Anniversary and wishing you many, many more! Much Love
I very much enjoyed the tour thank you for sharing
It looks like you had a really nice anniversary. I love to go to places like that. Thank you for taking us along!
Love it. We toured an Amish Homestead recently.
When I used to live in Arkansas I used to LOVE going around looking at all the antique things they had back then. Now, I think it would be nice to have and use some of those old things to compliment some of the new things. (Or the other way round. 😃)
That was very interesting. Thank you. God Bless
Its been ages since I was there. Thank you for the walk about.😀
Thanks for the tour, I always enjoy places like this, may we not forger. Happy anniversary, you are truly blessed.
Enjoyed the tour and a very Happy Anniversary to you both. God Bless.
Wow, I love #42 The Cabin" I wish I had one of those! I wonder if the items made today would last as long as long as these have.
That mystery house was really weird, I looked it up, and couldn't find that, but an almost identical attraction in Santa Cruz, CA which charges $8 admission and $5 parking. I'm beginning to think these "mystery spots" are just a ploy to make money.
Nevertheless, it was cool watching you guys traverse the house, as well as the rest of the homestead. Great video, keep 'em coming.
That looked like so much fun! I loved the cabin and could see myself living in a small cabin like that
That was awesome, ty for taking me along :-)
Are you going to have some of these things in your cabin?
pms1953 If we can every afford to build ours we will. Thanks
laughed my tail off at yall, bunch of teens