Half Pint. I remember her well. Many people called me by that name. What a nice wholesome family movie we all fell in love with back in the 70s. Wish those times never left us.
“The real things haven’t changed. It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures; and have courage when things go wrong.” - Laura Ingalls Wilder
Visited there in the early 80s. Loved how the house inside was built to suit Laura as she was small. Read all her books! The area is beautiful! Thank you for this video..💕 Great memories....
I about passed out when I saw PA's fiddle. I think I could spend weeks in there. Funny thing, I lagged behind the tour group in Mrs. Wilder's parlor and got locked inside the farmhouse for a few extra minutes. I had a strange feeling that Mama Bess would not have been happy.
JimmyFungus I always love watching little house on the prairie reruns and I also love to read all the little house on the prairie books over and over I'm also enjoying watching the Laura ingalls wilder videos
Thanks for visiting here and taking us along. She was truly a remarkable and gifted person. How much would we have missed if there were no Laura Ingles.
Hi ya KC,, thanks for making this video,,, Little House on the Prairie was my favorite show. Every now and then I will see it on and will watch it. Great job filming this video. I truly enjoyed it.
Thank you I'm really glad you enjoyed it :) I should probably watch it sometime. I wasn't too big of a fan when I was younger but I might appreciate it more now
Yes True. Like i was in the Woods. En heard the wolves howling. Bud the Fire was one and pa was there and jack. I feelt safe and warm. Such nice feeling. Great memories
Thank you so much! This is my most viewed video and I had no idea it would become so popular. I’ve never ever read the books lol. Have a great rest of your week :)
Thank you for sharing. I found your video very interesting. I wonder why the historical association, in Mansfield, does not take better care of their plaques and stautes? I found the bird poop and moss growing on historical markers very disrespectful. Soup and water must be a luxury there.
Thanks for watching! It’s difficult to keep everything spotless 100% of the time but they should have plenty of money for soap from all the money they make off the museum :)
@@kcvids816 Hidden camera time. Lol. That's just crazy. They could make so much money if they just put out video of the interior and put ads on it. Absolutely nothing about this makes sense.
@@jasonvanoverbeke480 It is a travesty that they refuse to allow people around the world to see it. If they were smart they'd sell it as a movie and just show us the house. Some of us can't get there and never will.
I have been lucky enough to have a tour of both of these homes Laura and her husband preferred to live in the smaller house after their daughter left again
I never cared for little house on the prairie (was too young I guess) but I found this interesting anyway I like the solid wooden door ... good job man
Beautiful place, nice and peaceful, thank you! Love the history behind it. :)) Little House on the Prairie writer. Very cool. :)) Have a nice weekend. :) Mansfield looks like a beautiful back water town. :) Like those birds in the trees.
Great shooting! Thanks for the interesting video... Laura Ingalls Wilder lived and wrote her books in a wonderful place... It must be beautiful in any season of the year... And such a wonderful house! It's like a fairy tale... About this house was written the book "Little House"? I wish you a successful and fruitful week and a great mood.
Thanks my friend it's great to hear from you! The books are based on the authors life and family before she lived in Mansfield, Missouri. It was also made into a tv series. Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Many of the plotlines shown on the TV program didn't happen in real life. There were so many episodes of the show, they had to invent things to fill the hours. The Ingalls family never adopted a son, and Nellie and Laura never had actual physical fights (none she wrote about, anyway).The brick home in Mansfield, MO was one that she and her husband lived in only a short time. Most of their time there was spent in a white wood frame house on the same property.
@@ruthgoddard6539 I think most people would understand that, given the fact of when she lived and was long passed, poetic license was employed. I'm sure, hope, that the original post wasn't intended as a 'killjoy', but reading it made me think of my grandmother who could always be counted on to destroy a moment by carelessly throwing out, "Oh my god, it JUST a movie; a book; a song...". We love the ideals of the time.
Yah....Michael Landon loved to put in heartbreak a lot! Sometimes its good and other times it's just way too much. Like the episode of the fire and the baby died. It never happened in the book and just so unnecessary for the story 😥
@@skylartipton909 yes thats true but in the book The First Four Years, lauras baby died of unknown causes and her house burned up after. He changed things and made it marys
Bonjour 👋 merci beaucoup pour cette magnifique vidéo dans ma famille LASFAR nous sommes des fans depuis que la petite maison dans la prairie existe . Farida de Paris france 🇫🇷
Fafa Lb si vous êtes intéressé, j'ai une vidéo du Little House on the Prairie musée à Independence, Kansas. (désolé si la traduction est incorrecte, j'utilise google traduction) th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
This was so interesting, I grew up watching Little House On the Prairie & now my daughter watches it as all the episodes are repeated. Fantastic to see this place thanks Spencer. Su x 👍🏻🌲🕊🌻🌼
Thanks Su I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wish they allowed photos of the interior because the house was even more interesting on the inside. Oh well it was still a pretty cool town to visit lol. Have a great week!
that house was probably made better than what they make now. these days it just seems like they just throw em together they don't make houses like that anymore
Linda Ratcliff thank you for writing that the movie was filmed in Minnesota cause I was wondering where the pioneer family built their house our best american friends with whom we were in Africa & our nicest neighbors tought my parents a lot we kids were small cos our cook had to make all dishes frm scratch~0 we rarely got fish only when a few Dads cought them or enough meat so we kept chicken in the garden. Our cook was lovely n honest & made great food he was like our family he cried & so did we when we left Africa after 4,5 yrs watching this movie reminded me quite a bit how our parents helped each other on the station how we cele brated St. Patricks day, Guy Fox + x-mas easter my Mum made easter bunnies n little eggs that my Dad hidd 4 us in the garden if we had water shortage we could go to our US friends & bath there we kids n adults had a lovely time we often had supper there n brought some thing with us. Our Dads didn't have to build houses the brithish had done that they were big our grass grew very fast our gardener cut it often cause we had python snakes & other ones in the garden we owe our cook our lives we had to stay close to our kitchen so he could help us if we needed him. My brother n me were sad when we asked when we would go back to East Africa my parents said we couldn't return as we just started 1st grade @ school n flights were very expensive our poor cook n other friends wrote to us that they missed us a lot that a bad War had brocken out in Uganda we were very worried for our cook n friend in fact he wanted to leave with us but my Dad said it wasn't possible we had to find a new big flat for our family & Dad had to find a new Job but no one can take our nice memories of East Africa away from us we visited lovely Kampala, Nairobi & all nice game parcs that were full of wild elephants rhinos🦓🐒 gnus lions giraffs we lived in paradise many people envied us for this
Hi! Should be able to find them on Amazon or a local book store. Barnes & Noble might be a good place to look if you have those in your area. Thanks for watching!
In this video you will also see a memorial to a Major League Baseball player Carl Mays (4:10) "Carl William Mays (November 12, 1891 - April 4, 1971) was a right-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball from 1915 to 1929. Although he won over 200 games, 27 in 1921 alone, and was a member of three world championship teams, Mays is primarily remembered for throwing the beanball that killed Ray Chapman of the Cleveland Indians on August 16, 1920. Chapman became the only Major League player to die as a direct result of an on-field injury." From Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Mays
No it’s just their policy. Personally I think it’s ridiculous. At other Laura Ingalls Wilder sites like the one in Independence, Kansas and Pepin, Wisconsin they let you film no problem. Thanks for watching!
I have all of her books. Have been to Manfield , and hope to go back some day. Have Rose 's book too. I like the books better then the T.V movies. T.V add things that's not in the book,I don't like that.
Hola ,sabes mi sueño es ir algún día a Estados Unidos , a ver el pueblo donde se filmó casa en la pradera ,al Museo ,como te dije no se nada de Inglés ,soy de Chile, el pueblo se llama walnut Grove
@@kcvids816 ,Hola ,Ojalá me sigas sorprendiendo con tus vídeos ,soy mujer ,soy madre de una hija y un nieto hermoso que se llama Nicolás ,gracias por tus deseos
When you read Rose Wilders letters and writings, they were DAMN broke! She was malnourished, and both her and Laura I think had rotten teeth. Teeth so bad they both had to get them removed. All the Ingalls girls had diabetes and Mary had very serious health problems. Unbelievable that Caroline Ingalls had 4 children, and only 1 grandchild, and no great-grandchildren. I don't think Laura's parents ever saw Rose again after they left DeSmet in 1894- how very sad, especially considering Caroline lived another 28 years after Rose and Laura moved to Missouri- and they had cars and trains to travel by the 1920s! We heard on the tour that Carrie Ingalls was very small- about 4'8-4'9" and in poor health since a child. Grace was extremely poor. As an adult she was writing to Rose and Laura asking that they MAIL old clothing to her. Grace lived in a tiny shack by herself. We got the sense on the tour in DeSmet that Laura and Almanzo did not sleep in the same bed. They slept in the same room, but tiny beds smaller than a modern day twin bed. Laura was only 4'11' and Almanzo was only 5'4"! Their stunted growth surely was due to lack of nutrition and very harsh winters back then in South Dakota. Laura and Almanzo were so poor in Missouri, they bought the farm land, and too poor to build a house. They rented a very small house in town covered in stone for a while. Rose supposedly lost most of their money in the stock market crash in 1929. And Rose lost her considerably fortune as well in 1929. Rose sounds bipolar and bisexual. After her baby died, sounds like she had a hysterectomy at the same time, and got a divorce. She looked very butch in the 1920s onward, always living and hanging around women. Also- we heard Laura did not like sex, which is why they never had any kids after their son died mysteriously. Grace, Carrie and Mary no kids.
Unfortunately, she doesn't. Not blood relatives, anyway. She and Manly only had Rose and an infant son who died. Rose's only child died as an infant, too. The only relatives would be from the Wilder side, such as children of E.J., Perley Day, etc.
The first time I got "Little House Books" was in 1975. The books that I got were "Little House in the Prairie", "Farmer Boy", "By the Shores of Silver Lake", all were in our language, the Indonesian language. My suster and I fell in love with the stories all at once ❤️🥰
I have all of her book. Have been to Manfield, and hope to go back some day. Have pictures of the whole family and what happen to them. I have Rose books too. Did a history on them. I like the books better then the t.v movie. T.V adds things that are not in the book, don't like that.
I have read Laura's " little house series " numerous times, in my 73 years, both for my own enjoyment, and to my youngest daughter, who is now 33. Liked the books much more than the T. V. show!
Thanks for the memories. We were there that same year in July, a little humid but not bad. We stayed at the RV park across the street. An eye opener for us we stoped at market that was by the park you showed and had asked the grocery worker were they kept there liquor at. Being from California we did not know better but the gentleman said " oh no Mr this is a dry county, you have to drive 3 miles that way to buy that stuff" so we drove got me some fireball went to the RV was outside sipping on it and thought I was hallucinating because these sparkles started to appear called for my wife she came and started to laugh. It was lighting bugs I had never experienced them before, first time on a road trip out of California. How dumb huh?
Thanks for the memories. My wife and I had the opportunity to visit Mansfield, my wife as a child always wanted to visit, it was great. Would love to move there and get out of California.
The wife and I visited this place, back in the early 80s, we really enjoyed being at the place where the books were written. My wife is from, Marshfield, Mo.
That's cool, I'd like to visit Marshfield someday to see the miniature Hubble Space Telescope they have in front of their courthouse. Thanks for watchin!
Yep, quite a lot of work went into that replica. In 2015, I rode with two fellow bikers on Rt. 66, starting in Marshfield and headed up to Illinois. We stayed at the famous, Munger Moss Motel in Lebanon, Mo. it is a must thing to do before it is gone.
ATTENTION LAURA INGALLS WILDER FANS!! I have a new video of the Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas. I hope you will subscribe and be sure to check out the other videos I linked below! th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.htmli Update: 6/10/2020. Childhood Home Site of Laura Ingalls Wilder! Located near Rothville, Missouri th-cam.com/video/COnEDGmQZb8/w-d-xo.html Update: 8/23/2021. Little Town on the Prairie! De Smet, South Dakota Historical Walk. th-cam.com/video/IqGKRrWv7XY/w-d-xo.html Ingalls Homestead De Smet: th-cam.com/video/jehNpkO_pYM/w-d-xo.html The gravesite of Ma, Pa, Mary, Carrie, and Grace Ingalls: th-cam.com/video/Jj9aOUM4d3o/w-d-xo.html On the Banks of Plum Creek! th-cam.com/video/84Cl7PZLC4g/w-d-xo.html Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum Walnut Grove, MN: th-cam.com/video/EB7G8Id5vbk/w-d-xo.html
Emilia Landini Descrizione video.. “Laura Elizabeth Ingalls Wilder (/ ɪŋɡəlz /; 7 febbraio 1867 - 10 febbraio 1957) era uno scrittore americano noto per la serie di libri per bambini Little House on the Prairie, pubblicata tra il 1932 e il 1943, che si basava sulla sua infanzia in famiglia di coloni e pionieri. Durante gli anni '70 e l'inizio degli anni '80, la serie televisiva Little House on the Prairie era liberamente ispirata ai libri della Little House e interpretava Melissa Gilbert nei panni di Laura e Michael Landon nel ruolo di suo padre, Charles Ingalls.”
Thanks Roni! I’m glad you enjoyed it. One of my goals is to film all the places she lived. So far I've done the sites in Missouri, Kansas, South Dakota, and Minnesota. I think all I have left is her birthplace in Wisconsin and a small museum in Iowa. Hopefully I'll be able to get those next year.
Thanks Linda! A few weeks ago I went to the Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas. It was closed but they had a bunch of signs outside explaining the history. I have a video if interested, one of the signs has a map and shows all the different places they lived. th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
I watched little house on TV. I hope that someday I could Go and see her home in Missouri. I love the video 📹 😍 💕. I would love to see all the things In person.
I have watched little house on the prairie when I was a little girl when when I had a family of my own they to enjoyed watching and now so do my grand kids 😉👍 and my husband as well he asked me what it was I would like for my birthday soo i said i know what i would like to have and when my ((birthday🎂 came up )) we when shopping and i bought not one or two of the seasons of little house on the prairie instead i bought {{the Whole COLLECTION}} of the show!! and I still have it to this day there not going anywhere there a collection yes but I plan on getting another one (but it will not be opened or used)) thanks for sharing I do really appreciate it very much and hope 🕊that everyone every where🌍 have a great day☁️🌤☁️🍃🌸🍃🌼🍃🌸🍃🌼🍃🦄🌈 God bless🕊😇 I wish for everyone everywhere to have ☮💞☯️🕊 take care everyone from me here in 🇨🇦🙋♀️💞
Thank you for your comment Dorthy! If interested I have a newer video of the Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas. The museum itself was closed but I walked around and filmed all the signs explaining the history. Thanks again and have a great rest of your weekend! :) th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
I enjoy like watching your video Little House on the Prairie was my favorite show i used to watch that all the time thank you for taking us along on the tour that was an awesome cool tour and video
Taking my four year old there for his birthday next spring of 2023 if God wills it of course. He fell in love with Almanzo in farmer boy then we started the little house series when I told him they got married in real life I'm pretty sure he actually fell over he was so shocked and excited about that I can't wait to bring him here I plan for it to be a total surprise hopefully he is reading and can read the sign for himself saying Laura and Almanzos house.
Half Pint. I remember her well. Many people called me by that name. What a nice wholesome family movie we all fell in love with back in the 70s. Wish those times never left us.
Thank you Mary. Hoping to do more of these in the future.
What a privilege thankyou for sharing❤
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it!
GREAT VEDIO THANK YOU FOR SHOWING 👏👏
Beverly Waits Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! :)
I love that house
Thank you for sharing I enjoy
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thank you for the video
Thanks my friend. Hope you will subscribe and join me on more adventures :)
“The real things haven’t
changed. It is still best
to be honest and truthful;
to make the most of what
we have; to be happy with
simple pleasures; and have
courage when things go
wrong.”
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
Thanks for your comment!
She was a brave woman. Ahead of her times for sure
Visited there in the early 80s. Loved how the house inside was built to suit Laura as she was small. Read all her books! The area is beautiful! Thank you for this video..💕 Great memories....
Thanks for your comment Linda! I also thought it was interesting how the home was made just for her. Have a great rest of your weekend :)
@@kcvids816 You're most welcome! 💗
Thank you for sharing more interesting places in Missouri with us. Greetings, Julie.
Thank you for joining along on the adventures Julie!
I read her books as a girl growing up in New Jersey . She is a part of American history.
Great presentation of this historic place. Thumbs up! 👍
Friendly greetings.
Thanks Takis really glad you enjoyed the video!
I hope to visit these historic sites someday
Thanks for watching Laura I hope you get a chance to go too!
I about passed out when I saw PA's fiddle. I think I could spend weeks in there. Funny thing, I lagged behind the tour group in Mrs. Wilder's parlor and got locked inside the farmhouse for a few extra minutes. I had a strange feeling that Mama Bess would not have been happy.
Thanks hilarious! haha. Thank you for watching 😁
Whoaa, fascinating! Little House on the Prairie was always one of my favorite shows of all time.. really interesting to see where Laura lived!
Thanks Jimmy I'm really glad you enjoyed it :)
JimmyFungus I always love watching little house on the prairie reruns and I also love to read all the little house on the prairie books over and over I'm also enjoying watching the Laura ingalls wilder videos
Thanks for visiting here and taking us along. She was truly a remarkable and gifted person. How much would we have missed if there were no Laura Ingles.
Thank you so much! Hoping to go back one day and make a better video :)
Interesting presentation of the Wilder Home.
Very nice town, great video,my friend - thumbs up
Best regards from Germany
Mike
Thanks Mike I really appreciate it! Best regards from America :)
Very cool.
Thanks I like your icon lol. The image moves in my notifications and I’ve never noticed that on TH-cam before. 👍
A very beautiful place. A good video. I remember the TV series with much affection.
Thanks for sharing. Greetings.
Thanks my friend Mansfield is a great place to visit. Have a great day :)
Where are the people in town? Looks like the beginning of every zombie movie.
Would love to go there! Thanks for sharing. Love it.
Cool looking place I wouldn't say no to a house like that beautiful countryside too thumbs up
Me either lol. Thanks Kate!
That’s so cool. I bet she would have never dreamed what would have become of her books, the show and all. It was great. And I live stone houses
Thank you Debbie!
Debbie Potter lo so non c era in quella finale ma facevo un riassunto del passato
I've read her series! I love it!
Thank you! I just recently went to the Little House on the Prairie Museum so I will have a video of that coming soon as well.
KCVIDS816. ❤️
Grazie di tutto, una storia con un anima, che ha reso i nostri giorni migliori. Pace e bene.
grazie amico mio, buona settimana!
Hi ya KC,, thanks for making this video,,, Little House on the Prairie was my favorite show. Every now and then I will see it on and will watch it. Great job filming this video. I truly enjoyed it.
Thank you I'm really glad you enjoyed it :) I should probably watch it sometime. I wasn't too big of a fan when I was younger but I might appreciate it more now
many thanks my friend, is a good job. I wish a nice week
Thanks Anke glad you enjoyed the video. Have a great week!
Her books were so good you felt like you were there
Yes True. Like i was in the Woods. En heard the wolves howling. Bud the Fire was one and pa was there and jack. I feelt safe and warm. Such nice feeling. Great memories
Great and interesting video! Love the tv series . Have a nice day.
Thanks my friend I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have an awesome day :)
من احلى المسلسلات شفتها يمكن من اربعين سنة ولازلت اتذكر اكثر الاحداث ويذكرني بالطفولة الجميلة
Thanks for watching!
Descansem em paz Laura e Almanzo Wilder
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Very very very well done!!!! Wow!!!
Thank you Gregory! Good to hear you enjoyed it :)
Congrats on the views! That's amazing! Good video! I can see why. Best wishes.
Thank you so much! This is my most viewed video and I had no idea it would become so popular. I’ve never ever read the books lol. Have a great rest of your week :)
I enjoyed this video! Fascinating!!
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)
wonderful place, well done
Thanks buddy have a great weekend!
Very beautiful my friend 👍 Well done! Liked! Have a nice day
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it! Have a great day :)
I plan on visiting next time I visit MO. Hi from NC! ❤️
Sounds awesome! Thank you for watching and greetings from Kansas City :)
Interesting - many thanks for sharing my friend - like - all the best my friend - nice rest of the week - warm greetings Petra
Thank you Petra it's much appreciated :) Have a great day!
Another awesome video.
Thank you! Have a great weekend
Thank you for sharing. I found your video very interesting. I wonder why the historical association, in Mansfield, does not take better care of their plaques and stautes? I found the bird poop and moss growing on historical markers very disrespectful. Soup and water must be a luxury there.
Thanks for watching! It’s difficult to keep everything spotless 100% of the time but they should have plenty of money for soap from all the money they make off the museum :)
@@kcvids816 how much does it cost to enter the house?
@@nightowls7324 $15 and then they won’t let you take a single picture once inside.
@@kcvids816 Hidden camera time. Lol. That's just crazy. They could make so much money if they just put out video of the interior and put ads on it. Absolutely nothing about this makes sense.
I hope to visit Mansfield in the next year. Hopefully in time for Wilder Day.
Thanks for watching hope you got a chance to see it!
Great video loved it❤❤
Thank you Lily cordeiro!
@@kcvids816 thank you! For putting this video out for us
Just wish we could see inside,and wish there was sound
Thanks for watching Ruth! Unfortunately they don’t allow filming inside.
We were just there yesterday. Everything is how Laura left it. Fun to see.
@@jasonvanoverbeke480 It is a travesty that they refuse to allow people around the world to see it. If they were smart they'd sell it as a movie and just show us the house. Some of us can't get there and never will.
I have been lucky enough to have a tour of both of these homes Laura and her husband preferred to live in the smaller house after their daughter left again
Very interesting thank you Brenda!
Laura Elizabeth Ingalls de Wilder-
serie que se ve en nuestro pais🇦🇷2021.
Como la Familia Ingalls.
1974-1983 👍
Amazing video
Have a nice weekend
Thank you William have a great weekend!
KCVids816 thank you and your welcome
I never cared for little house on the prairie (was too young I guess) but I found this interesting anyway I like the solid wooden door ... good job man
Me either lol. It was pretty interesting though, thanks for watchin!
I’m watching this cause I’m going here for a field trip
Awesome, thanks for watching and enjoy your trip!
Beautiful place, nice and peaceful, thank you! Love the history behind it. :)) Little House on the Prairie writer. Very cool. :)) Have a nice weekend. :) Mansfield looks like a beautiful back water town. :) Like those birds in the trees.
Thanks Martin! There were so many crows at that park haha. Have a great day!
Great shooting! Thanks for the interesting video... Laura Ingalls Wilder lived and wrote her books in a wonderful place... It must be beautiful in any season of the year... And such a wonderful house! It's like a fairy tale... About this house was written the book "Little House"?
I wish you a successful and fruitful week and a great mood.
Thanks my friend it's great to hear from you! The books are based on the authors life and family before she lived in Mansfield, Missouri. It was also made into a tv series. Glad you enjoyed the video :)
動画ありがとうございます。
小さな家シリーズ大好きです
(*^-^*)
Thanks for watching!
very cool
Thanks!
Are there any pix of the actual childhood Little House??
They don’t allow pictures in this home for some odd reason but she was an adult by the time she lived here.
Holaaaa ,desgraciadamente no se hablar inglés y no entiendo lo que escriben ,me gusta mucho las historias de Laura Ingalls ,yo soy de Chile
gracias amigo, esta es la casa de Laura Ingalls Wilder ubicada en Mansfield, Missouri.
@@kcvids816 Gracias por responder en español
eres muy bienvenido mi amigo!
Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas
th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
Nice video, enjoyed it :)
Thanks Steve I appreciate it bro
This would be even better if you had some music in the background!
Thanks for the feedback. Maybe one day I will redo the video!
Many of the plotlines shown on the TV program didn't happen in real life. There were so many episodes of the show, they had to invent things to fill the hours. The Ingalls family never adopted a son, and Nellie and Laura never had actual physical fights (none she wrote about, anyway).The brick home in Mansfield, MO was one that she and her husband lived in only a short time. Most of their time there was spent in a white wood frame house on the same property.
Of course not,it says BASED ON .everyone who has read the books know that
@@ruthgoddard6539 I think most people would understand that, given the fact of when she lived and was long passed, poetic license was employed.
I'm sure, hope, that the original post wasn't intended as a 'killjoy', but reading it made me think of my grandmother who could always be counted on to destroy a moment by carelessly throwing out, "Oh my god, it JUST a movie; a book; a song...". We love the ideals of the time.
@@kimquinn7728 loved to read about the old days.and loved the series😊😀
Yah....Michael Landon loved to put in heartbreak a lot! Sometimes its good and other times it's just way too much. Like the episode of the fire and the baby died. It never happened in the book and just so unnecessary for the story 😥
@@skylartipton909 yes thats true but in the book The First Four Years, lauras baby died of unknown causes and her house burned up after. He changed things and made it marys
Bonjour 👋 merci beaucoup pour cette magnifique vidéo dans ma famille LASFAR nous sommes des fans depuis que la petite maison dans la prairie existe .
Farida de Paris france 🇫🇷
merci mon ami je suis heureux d'entendre que vous avez apprécié la vidéo :)
Merci beaucoup à vous 👍
Dès que vous allez voir encore la petite maison 🏡 dans la prairie envoyer moi des vidéos merci 🙏 beaucoup 😊
Fafa Lb si vous êtes intéressé, j'ai une vidéo du Little House on the Prairie musée à Independence, Kansas. (désolé si la traduction est incorrecte, j'utilise google traduction)
th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
J'ai un facebook mais je ne l'utilise plus. Le nom de celui-ci est KCVids816, tout comme le canal. Merci pour vos gentils commentaires
This was so interesting, I grew up watching Little House On the Prairie & now my daughter watches it as all the episodes are repeated. Fantastic to see this place thanks Spencer. Su x 👍🏻🌲🕊🌻🌼
Thanks Su I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wish they allowed photos of the interior because the house was even more interesting on the inside. Oh well it was still a pretty cool town to visit lol. Have a great week!
that house was probably made better than what they make now. these days it just seems like they just throw em together they don't make houses like that anymore
Linda Ratcliff thank you for writing that the movie was filmed in Minnesota cause I was wondering where the pioneer family built their house our best american friends with whom we were in Africa & our nicest neighbors tought my parents a lot we kids were small cos our cook had to make all dishes frm scratch~0 we rarely got fish only when a few Dads cought them or enough meat so we kept chicken in the garden. Our cook was lovely n honest & made great food he was like our family he cried & so did we when we left Africa after 4,5 yrs watching this movie reminded me quite a bit how our parents helped each other on the station how we cele
brated St. Patricks day, Guy Fox + x-mas easter my Mum made easter bunnies n little eggs that my Dad hidd 4 us in the garden if we had water shortage we could go to our US friends & bath there we kids n adults had a lovely time we often had supper there n brought some thing with us. Our Dads didn't have to build houses the brithish had done that they were big our grass grew very fast our gardener cut it often cause we had python snakes & other ones in the garden we owe our cook our lives we had to stay close to our kitchen so he could help us if we needed him. My brother n me were sad when we asked when we would go back to East Africa my parents said we couldn't return as we just started 1st grade @ school n flights were very expensive our poor cook n other friends wrote to us that they missed us a lot that a bad War had brocken out in Uganda we were very worried for our cook n friend in fact he wanted to leave with us but my Dad said it wasn't possible we had to find a new big flat for our family & Dad had to find a new Job but no one can take our nice memories of East Africa away from us we visited lovely Kampala, Nairobi & all nice game parcs that were full of wild elephants rhinos🦓🐒 gnus lions giraffs we lived in paradise many people envied us for this
JANEL BARMES HELLO/I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW WHERE CAN I GET THE BOOKS FROM TO BUY.😊
Hi! Should be able to find them on Amazon or a local book store. Barnes & Noble might be a good place to look if you have those in your area. Thanks for watching!
Tolles Video.
Thanks Benji Batavia!
Thanks for the tour, great video! :)
Thank you for watching had a good time visiting Mansfield :)
In this video you will also see a memorial to a Major League Baseball player Carl Mays (4:10)
"Carl William Mays (November 12, 1891 - April 4, 1971) was a right-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball from 1915 to 1929. Although he won over 200 games, 27 in 1921 alone, and was a member of three world championship teams, Mays is primarily remembered for throwing the beanball that killed Ray Chapman of the Cleveland Indians on August 16, 1920. Chapman became the only Major League player to die as a direct result of an on-field injury."
From Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Mays
There is no sound
Yes there is just not during the photos. Thanks for watching!
Very wonderful town! Liked! 👍 Thanks for sharing. my friend :) 😊😃🌻
Thank you Suo Nagato!
I wonder why the ingalls family won't allow any tours of all the places they've lived
You can tour this place but they don’t allow photos inside
@@kcvids816 do they say why?
No it’s just their policy. Personally I think it’s ridiculous. At other Laura Ingalls Wilder sites like the one in Independence, Kansas and Pepin, Wisconsin they let you film no problem. Thanks for watching!
Thry probably are trying to keep anything from being stolen
cool man !! subbed you !
Thank you and welcome to KCVids816! I have subscribed your channel as well
I have all of her books. Have been to Manfield , and hope to go back some day. Have Rose 's book too. I like the books better then the T.V movies. T.V add things that's not in the book,I don't like that.
Thanks for your comment Janel! That’s what I’ve heard is that the books are much different than the tv show.
Hola ,sabes mi sueño es ir algún día a Estados Unidos , a ver el pueblo donde se filmó casa en la pradera ,al Museo ,como te dije no se nada de Inglés ,soy de Chile, el pueblo se llama walnut Grove
hola mi amigo, gracias por mirar y espero que alcances tu meta de venir a Estados Unidos :)
@@kcvids816 ,Hola ,Ojalá me sigas sorprendiendo con tus vídeos ,soy mujer ,soy madre de una hija y un nieto hermoso que se llama Nicolás ,gracias por tus deseos
Are there any surviving members of her family.
Lindo
Thank you very much Sandra! I hope to do more Laura Ingalls Wilder videos in the future :)
No narration to what we are looking at.
You are looking at the home of Laura Ingalls Wilder. There you go lol.
@@kcvids816 ...it's right in the title of the video and the view of the signs as you enter.
Kim Quinn Exactly lol. Thanks for watching!
When you read Rose Wilders letters and writings, they were DAMN broke! She was malnourished, and both her and Laura I think had rotten teeth. Teeth so bad they both had to get them removed. All the Ingalls girls had diabetes and Mary had very serious health problems. Unbelievable that Caroline Ingalls had 4 children, and only 1 grandchild, and no great-grandchildren. I don't think Laura's parents ever saw Rose again after they left DeSmet in 1894- how very sad, especially considering Caroline lived another 28 years after Rose and Laura moved to Missouri- and they had cars and trains to travel by the 1920s! We heard on the tour that Carrie Ingalls was very small- about 4'8-4'9" and in poor health since a child. Grace was extremely poor. As an adult she was writing to Rose and Laura asking that they MAIL old clothing to her. Grace lived in a tiny shack by herself. We got the sense on the tour in DeSmet that Laura and Almanzo did not sleep in the same bed. They slept in the same room, but tiny beds smaller than a modern day twin bed. Laura was only 4'11' and Almanzo was only 5'4"! Their stunted growth surely was due to lack of nutrition and very harsh winters back then in South Dakota. Laura and Almanzo were so poor in Missouri, they bought the farm land, and too poor to build a house. They rented a very small house in town covered in stone for a while. Rose supposedly lost most of their money in the stock market crash in 1929. And Rose lost her considerably fortune as well in 1929. Rose sounds bipolar and bisexual. After her baby died, sounds like she had a hysterectomy at the same time, and got a divorce. She looked very butch in the 1920s onward, always living and hanging around women. Also- we heard Laura did not like sex, which is why they never had any kids after their son died mysteriously. Grace, Carrie and Mary no kids.
That’s an interesting opinion thank you for your comment!
I wouldn't be surprised that she has descendants living.
I'm descendant of William Penn who founded Pennsylvania.
Wouldn’t surprise me either. Thank you for watching!
Unfortunately, she doesn't. Not blood relatives, anyway. She and Manly only had Rose and an infant son who died. Rose's only child died as an infant, too. The only relatives would be from the Wilder side, such as children of E.J., Perley Day, etc.
Bien dommage d avoir bétonné devant l église grrrrrrrrr
Nanou Chka98 thanks for watching!
did the real really know a nellie Olson
Thanks for watching!
no! she was based on three girls that laura knew in her childhood :)
@@alice9787 I did not know that. I thought there really wasn't Nellie Oleson maybe with a different name
Thanks for sharing. The television series that stole my heart. Still watching it.
280 thousand views. Wtf. Holy moly!!!
Congratulations!!!!
And a whole bunch of comments to reply to. Lol!
Thanks David yeah it’s crazy haha. In my opinion it really isn’t my best video.
The first time I got "Little House Books" was in 1975. The books that I got were "Little House in the Prairie", "Farmer Boy", "By the Shores of Silver Lake", all were in our language, the Indonesian language. My suster and I fell in love with the stories all at once ❤️🥰
I have all of her book. Have been to Manfield, and hope to go back some day. Have pictures of the whole family and what happen to them. I have Rose books too. Did a history on them. I like the books better then the t.v movie. T.V adds things that are not in the book, don't like that.
I have read Laura's
" little house series " numerous times, in my 73 years, both for my own enjoyment, and to my youngest daughter, who is now 33. Liked the books much more than the T. V. show!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment Earl. I’ve always heard the books are much better!
Thanks for the memories. We were there that same year in July, a little humid but not bad. We stayed at the RV park across the street. An eye opener for us we stoped at market that was by the park you showed and had asked the grocery worker were they kept there liquor at. Being from California we did not know better but the gentleman said " oh no Mr this is a dry county, you have to drive 3 miles that way to buy that stuff" so we drove got me some fireball went to the RV was outside sipping on it and thought I was hallucinating because these sparkles started to appear called for my wife she came and started to laugh. It was lighting bugs I had never experienced them before, first time on a road trip out of California. How dumb huh?
I thought catching lightning bugs in a jar was something every kid did--
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really nice video spencer, I used to love watching little house on the prairie on a Sunday morning. have a great weekend. left a like. 👍
Thanks Steve! I should probably check it out sometime. I've seen it on tv before but never really watched them lol. Have a great weekend
Great video of my home town, you did a small town justice, we aren't much, but we are proud of Laura!
Well thank you so much I’m glad you enjoyed my video! I love visiting small Missouri towns so many of them are filled with lots of history.
@@kcvids816😮88.
thanks for making this video,,
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the memories.
My wife and I had the opportunity to visit Mansfield, my wife as a child always wanted to visit, it was great. Would love to move there and get out of California.
Thank you! It was nice getting to see the homes. I wish they allowed people to take pictures inside lol
The wife and I visited this place, back in the early 80s, we really enjoyed being at the place where the books were written. My wife is from, Marshfield, Mo.
That's cool, I'd like to visit Marshfield someday to see the miniature Hubble Space Telescope they have in front of their courthouse. Thanks for watchin!
Yep, quite a lot of work went into that replica. In 2015, I rode with two fellow bikers on Rt. 66, starting in Marshfield and headed up to Illinois. We stayed at the famous, Munger Moss Motel in Lebanon, Mo. it is a must thing to do before it is gone.
ATTENTION LAURA INGALLS WILDER FANS!!
I have a new video of the Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas.
I hope you will subscribe and be sure to check out the other videos I linked below!
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Update: 6/10/2020. Childhood Home Site of Laura Ingalls Wilder! Located near Rothville, Missouri
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Update: 8/23/2021. Little Town on the Prairie! De Smet, South Dakota Historical Walk.
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Ingalls Homestead De Smet:
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The gravesite of Ma, Pa, Mary, Carrie, and Grace Ingalls: th-cam.com/video/Jj9aOUM4d3o/w-d-xo.html
On the Banks of Plum Creek!
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Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum Walnut Grove, MN: th-cam.com/video/EB7G8Id5vbk/w-d-xo.html
Si potrebbe avere la traduzione in italiano
Emilia Landini
Descrizione video..
“Laura Elizabeth Ingalls Wilder (/ ɪŋɡəlz /; 7 febbraio 1867 - 10 febbraio 1957) era uno scrittore americano noto per la serie di libri per bambini Little House on the Prairie, pubblicata tra il 1932 e il 1943, che si basava sulla sua infanzia in famiglia di coloni e pionieri.
Durante gli anni '70 e l'inizio degli anni '80, la serie televisiva Little House on the Prairie era liberamente ispirata ai libri della Little House e interpretava Melissa Gilbert nei panni di Laura e Michael Landon nel ruolo di suo padre, Charles Ingalls.”
Nice little house. Love those old, well made doors. They are beautiful.
Thanks for watching Deborah!
Thank you! Their lives were inspiring. Her books are still wonderful reading, even for grown-ups.
Thanks Lydia!
Great video ❤️👍
I love the Ingalls family, and the Wilders
Thanks Roni! I’m glad you enjoyed it. One of my goals is to film all the places she lived. So far I've done the sites in Missouri, Kansas, South Dakota, and Minnesota. I think all I have left is her birthplace in Wisconsin and a small museum in Iowa. Hopefully I'll be able to get those next year.
Also lived close to Walnut Grove in Minnesota. Plum creek area. 💓
Thanks Linda! A few weeks ago I went to the Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas. It was closed but they had a bunch of signs outside explaining the history. I have a video if interested, one of the signs has a map and shows all the different places they lived. th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you 😊
I watched little house on TV.
I hope that someday I could
Go and see her home in Missouri.
I love the video 📹 😍 💕.
I would love to see all the things
In person.
@@KarenRucinski-rd9kc Thanks so much I hope you get a chance to visit someday!
I have watched little house on the prairie when I was a little girl when when I had a family of my own they to enjoyed watching and now so do my grand kids 😉👍 and my husband as well he asked me what it was I would like for my birthday soo i said i know what i would like to have and when my ((birthday🎂 came up )) we when shopping and i bought not one or two of the seasons of little house on the prairie instead i bought {{the Whole COLLECTION}} of the show!! and I still have it to this day there not going anywhere there a collection yes but I plan on getting another one (but it will not be opened or used)) thanks for sharing I do really appreciate it very much and hope 🕊that everyone every where🌍 have a great day☁️🌤☁️🍃🌸🍃🌼🍃🌸🍃🌼🍃🦄🌈 God bless🕊😇 I wish for everyone everywhere to have ☮💞☯️🕊 take care everyone from me here in 🇨🇦🙋♀️💞
Thank you for your comment Dorthy! If interested I have a newer video of the Little House on the Prairie Museum in Independence, Kansas. The museum itself was closed but I walked around and filmed all the signs explaining the history. Thanks again and have a great rest of your weekend! :) th-cam.com/video/s42VYunuERk/w-d-xo.html
Dorothy Bardy I remember Nelly🥰&laura's fight. from Japan!
I enjoy like watching your video Little House on the Prairie was my favorite show i used to watch that all the time thank you for taking us along on the tour that was an awesome cool tour and video
Thank you that means a lot! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for sharing this video. I love it.
Thank you very interesting upload 👍🏽
Thank you! Have a great weekend :)
this is very cool -- big LIKE
jgpzamarripa Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Taking my four year old there for his birthday next spring of 2023 if God wills it of course. He fell in love with Almanzo in farmer boy then we started the little house series when I told him they got married in real life I'm pretty sure he actually fell over he was so shocked and excited about that I can't wait to bring him here I plan for it to be a total surprise hopefully he is reading and can read the sign for himself saying Laura and Almanzos house.
Haha that’s awesome Monica. Enjoy your trip!
I learned something. I thought L H on the P was a TV script only. I don't read credits. Onya mate
Thanks Big Gaz!