Wyomying followed by Wisconsin and Iowa . I think the Dakotas and Carolinas are not as forgotten since both have 2 of them, so once you think of one you think of the other.
If I had the money, id buy the town of Glenrio. Id walk around the place with a plastic sheriffs badge on chewing Tabaco all day talking to myself as if someone else was there. Yeah!
i live one mile from from flushing meadows park. its not forgotten go there on any nice weekend and it crazy crowded with families from every ethnic group having picnics and grilling and playing sports
I was born and raised in Queens New York, still live in Queens. I am also a City employee. No, the pavilion has not been taken over by cats. It's part of the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation. It's also protected under the NYC Landmarks Preservation Society. Which means it cannot be demolished or altered. It can only be maintained as is. It is not abandoned or forgotten.
You just google places, and assume nobody goes there. Your number one place "New York World's Fair" actually has a lot of visitors. I went there about a year ago. So, how is it abandoned?
C Wu If you drive in New York City it is important to know where the fairgrounds were. It has a collection of garages which can fix your car for cash. The city wants to shut them down for some stupid reason.
I thought it was meant as a joke... I mean, not a hilarious one but still. I enjoyed the video anyway because it's narrated by a human with at least some animation in his voice. There's a channel around here someplace that does true crime and is narrated by a human, but they might as well have used a robot. I dunno if he thinks he's sounding sinister but he just sounds like a disaffected California teenager doing a video for a class project. So yeah, after that, this guy is practically Morgan Freeman.
I marched through the 1964 World's Fair ground in my high school marching band (from Milwaukee) for Wisconsin Day. Thousands of fair goers and virtually every one, young and old were well dressed. Long pants, shirts and ties, dresses, sport coats etc. No kids running around out of control. A lot of the adult males wearing hat's (not caps). On our free time the band members wore dress pants and dresses (our decision). It was the place to be. I was lucky enough to get to ride in a turbine car at the General Motors "test track". No plane transportation used for such trips back then, we took the bus there and back. Everyone thought we were the University of Wisconsin band because we had a large red/white W on our uniforms (Wauwatosa, city adjacent to Milwaukee) and we were large and good. Marched in three New York City Macy's Parades, at least two Rose Parades, and several Disney World Electric Light Parades.
I totally agree with you on the decline of dress/attire standards. But do those of us who feel this way still model good behavior? Do we still "dress up" when out in public? I know I do -- and I frequently get comments about being "the best dressed person in the room." It really doesn't take much work or effort -- just thoughtfulness.
I live in Queens, and you are DEAD WRONG about the World's Fair sites at Flushing Park. People here love the park, and thousands hang out and stroll around the Unisphere and the New York Pavilions. Yes, the pavilions are unused, but their uniqueness give the park its signature look. Immigrant families and their kids play volleyball, have picnics, and generally relax after a hard week's labor. Your attitude appears to be that only if a site is HOT AND HAPPENIN' (and presumably CHARGING ADMISSION), it virtually has no value. A pretty boogie point of view!
They keep reporting that renovations are going to happen all the time. Queens Tribune two weeks ago announced yet another round of them. I'll believe it when I see it.
Our grand mother took us with our church to the 64-65 worlds fair. First time I ever ate pizza.Took my daughter and grand son back two yrs ago. Like you said the site still very much in use. We were waiting for the buses to pull up to take us home and my grandmother asked what time it was and she happened to look over at the Eastern Airlines pavilion and she saw their logo thinking it was a clock and said its 5 of 9. [Look up the Eastern Airlines logo !
The 1964 world's fair site is not forgotten, nor abandoned. It is part of a park and memorial to the fair. I don't know how you can make that determination. It makes your video look foolish !!!
Vincent Basso....well, to be fair, it is located in the shittiest state, aside from Florida of course, in the union, so to those who really matter (meaning those of us on the West Coast) it may as well be abandoned....it's definitely forgotten by the rest of the country, that's for damn sure...
I thought tho there was still 1 person who is living in Centralia tho they were supposed to move I believe 1 or two houses are still in use at least if you look on google earth it shows 2-3 that have vehicles and the pictures are dated at 2016
+ThatStonedTroll not like you'd be missing much only things you will see are empty streets with steps leading where houses stood, a abandoned Post Office, and the ruined highway that leads to Centralia. I will say it's cool going there in winter you can tell where it's warm because there will be no snow.
I was literally about to say the same thing. Centralia was a huge inspiration for the creation of the Silent Hill franchise. But I don't think it's anywhere near forgotten about.
Extremeineveryway Centralia is good for only one thing in my experience, the outlet mall which is a pretty good place to get the kids school shopping done when we drive north to see the in-laws.
FINALLY A VIDEO COVERING THE WORLDS FAIR, I remember growing up we would drive on the daily by the worlds fair not knowing what it was and why it looked so rusted
My grandparents went to the 1964 world fair at the time when everything was up. They still have the maps and attractions centers in the attic somewhere. My dad and a highschool friend of his went inside the pavillion back in the 1980's. Though it was illegal. They were not able to go inside of the towers as he said that they were locked up with gates, but they were all just roaming around inside the ruins that was once the state's attraction about 20 plus years ago.
Connecticut, my home state is easily the most forgettable, you know why? Because despite being located betwixt the famous cities of New York, Providence and Boston, and being the birthplace of the revolver, nobody outside New England knows that we even exist until somebody tells them and even the rest of new England does pretty much everything they can to ignore us, visiting only on business or to see relatives that happen to live here. Not even the Newton tragedy was enough to permanently put us on the map, (if for all the wrong reasons which are arguably better than none) the rest of the world forgot about us in less than 6 months.
One of the Pennsylvania Turnpike tunnels was bought by Chip Ganassi racing as an indoor aerodynamics test tunnel. Oh, and this narrator sucks. I could easily do a better job. And yes, that is an open offer
New Mexico - the New Mexico Magazine has a feature call 'One of Our 50 is Missing' this column has stories of folks in other states not knowing that New Mexico is a state. Such as forwarding mail with international postage, being sat with the foreign groups at a conference, moving companies refusing to quote for international delivery, some very funny stories about a forgotten state. Sad about the geography (of the USA) education in our schools.
New Mexico should remain lost until someone fixes it. Strangest state in the USA. If the labs were closed and the air bases were all closed, you would have the first and only ghost state!
I just thought that you might like to know, I attended the 1964 World's Fair. I rode there with my parents and younger brother from North Carolina on the train. I am afraid that I don't remember much of the fair, as I was quite young. I do remember that it was a completely different world than today! A world that I wish that I could return to, given the strife that has gone on in half century + since. To me, it was a much better place and time.
fun fact about one of the abandoned turnpike tunnels: the laurel hill tunnel, is used by chip ganassi racing as a rolling wind tunnel to develop race car aero. it was a pretty secretive place in the racing world where only insiders knew about it, till some hiker noticed empty race gas cans and used slick tires piling up after the abandoned tunnel became enclosed with garages at each end. he posted pics and a video clip of the sound of a screaming v8 coming from the closed off tunnel. then racing journalists did some digging and found out the tunnel was purchases or leased or rented to chip ganassi racing. its the only place of its kind a wind tunnel where they drive 100+ mph in.
Just a Bat. Yeah no one knows Rhode Island is a state. I got denied buying booze in Ohio at Walmart. Cashier thought I was from Canada and shot me down...true story.
Just a Bat. I went to RI once apparently for a small pop and landass it has a high or for the size high crime rate. I was shocked more shocked than knowing a decent amount of people lived there.
Sandra Weilbrenner Delaware is a rest stop when using I-95. Tax free shopping and a buncha places to buy food and gas. You can even charge your Tesla. Sight seeing? Visit the place where Bob Marley built Chryslers when Chryslers were crap.
I'd say Iowa. Every time I go through there, I see nothing but corn and wind turbines. They also have a lot of little puddles that apparently look like lakes to them.
I've ridden my bicycle across Iowa twice now and with two different routes one northern and one southern. There's not much there but a lot of corn and some friendly small towns. I've also driven across Nebraska and there's nothing there but Omaha. Most boring looking state I ever driven through.
I live in Iowa, it's not the greatest state or the most memorable, but it certainly is not the least memorable, that would be Nebraska or New Hampshire.
I attended the 1964 World's Fair as a member of my high school band marching as the honor band for Wisconsin Day. The 2yr fair run was highly successful, a popular vacation destination. And get this, everyone attending the fair, including our band on our free time sightseeing day there, dressed up, dresses, sport coats and ties etc. You saw no shorts, blue jeans, tennis type shoes, or casual wear on anyone. Amazing! Those were the days.
I’m from New York and now live in queens. My grandpa helped built the unisphere and all surrounding areas. There’s talk now and proposals on restoring the entire sight. There’s no way they’re gonna demo it- it’s declared a national landmark now 🙏
1: coke is made there and used for making steel 2: the city is very run down and is as much of a hell zone as Duequense or McKeesport, and it’s one of those cities that has many drug dealers
So being from clairton I can give some insight into Lincoln way. So for starters nobody is quite positive of what happened for sure however there appear to be a few factors that caused that street to go so unnoticed and abandoned. The first is that the street is tucked away and hidden very well on the outskirts of town so most people never knew it existed which seems to be a good reason why it was never repopulated. The second reason is that all of its residents were elderly and without much family so when they passed away their belongings went unclaimed and their houses were never resold. Another believe for why this street was so abandoned was faulty shifting ground from coal mines beneath it. Also I had heard rumor that there was a bad gas leak that happened there at one point which might have driven residents out. Finally I heard rumor that the state had purchased the land for highway 43 to run through it, however I have never seen any evidence that backs that one up.
I'm the meter reader, who walks LIncoln Way. The "gas leak" rumor I hear from time to time, also, but the biggest reason is just the overall population decline, leading to surplus of homes with no population to occupy them.
Lincoln Way I drove by a month ago, it's been bulldozed. I will take a photo and add a link to it now. Clairton has several streets, and some houses with spectacular overviews of the Monogohelia River (the "Mon" links up to the Allegheny River to form the Ohio River at the "point" in downtown Pittsburgh). I long wished to have the "best" home, and their back yard is just spectacular overview high up, over the Mon river. Clairton will always have its beauty. All the Mon and Allegheny river cities in population declined western PA are beautiful, I've walked a lot of them for my job.
There is an air museum between Omaha and Lincoln that has a B-36. Minden has the Pioneer museum. There's a little bit of everything there. And Carhenge.
Daniel Tyler I live in Nebraska and there's nothing here and throw all the people thathey there's stuff here there isn't unless you're in Omaha the 99% of the Nebraska is empty and boring
I’m so glad I was able to explore some places without having to leave my house, also I couldn’t find Grain Silos in Indiana but I did find one in Chicago and Quebec, I suggest you check them out.
It's really disconcerting to look at the pictures of the N.Y. Worlds Fair location when you actually went to it back in 1965. At least I still have the pictures I took back then...with my trusty Kodak Brownie camera. :o)
I went to the 1964-65 NY World's Fair. It was great and it was HUGE! You walked and walked, and then you walked some more. I am glad to see parts of it remain and people go there.
Another interesting little tidbit regarding Año Nuevo Island, it is actually Año Nuevo State Park. It is home to a very large population of Elephant Sea Lions and because of the sea lion population, it is not uncommon to see Great White Sharks cruising through the waves along the shore. Sometime during the early to mid-nineties, when I was a kid, I was fortunate enough to have visited the island for a guided tour. It's a very beautiful place where you can view Elephant Sea Lion up close in their natural habitat. Though it was against the rules ("Leave the park as it was before you got here . . ."), I managed to sneak the fur that the sea lions previously shed to take home as souvenirs (it's very rough, like a scrubbing brush or a brillo pad, but also quite fragile, as it comes apart easily). Unfortunately, according to Wikipedia, the island is currently closed to the public. I hope that sometime in the near future, it will be open once again for others to enjoy. Anyway, keep the videos coming!
Now I've been to THREE of the places mentioned. The first one, Glenrio Texas, is one of the saddest places I've ever been. That road running down the middle of it is Route 66 and when I-40 opened, bypassing the town, the town died. I spent over an hour there wandering around and taking pictures. During that time I saw FOUR vehicles on what used to be a major highway. My car, a car waiting for a school bus, the school bus, and some poor guy looking for a gas station.
Drove past the World's fairgrounds every day on the way to school as a kid. Glad they are saying below it's being renovated and still in use. It's really like an epic landmark there.
Love all your vids . Just subbed . please if you do another abandoned Themepark type vid . I would love for you to add Dogpatch Arkansas . It is a huge Hillbilly themed park . It is between Jasper and Harrison Arkansas .. please .
D.E.B. B Montana has beautiful mountains you here about all the time, Utah with its salt flats, big city, and beautiful landscape, and everyone EVERYONE I know goes on vacation in Phoenix, nice try though. Think about North Dakota whats going on there?
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What is the MOST Forgettable State ??? Perhaps North Dakota.... or maybe its that other one next to Maine !
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World Unearthed I would say S. Carolina. Everything is shut down, grown up, and forgotten there.
Except Myrtle Beach, and it's even going down hill.
Wyomying followed by Wisconsin and Iowa . I think the Dakotas and Carolinas are not as forgotten since both have 2 of them, so once you think of one you think of the other.
World Unearthed Oklahoma
Washington DC
Oops it's not a state, OR PART OF THE UNITED STATES AT ALL.
Thought someone might want to know...
If I had the money, id buy the town of Glenrio. Id walk around the place with a plastic sheriffs badge on chewing Tabaco all day talking to myself as if someone else was there. Yeah!
I like to dream big!
No, but I'd try it.
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When I was a boy; I roamed the woods with my .22; found many abandoned houses; churches; and graveyards; I loved it
i live one mile from from flushing meadows park. its not forgotten go there on any nice weekend and it crazy crowded with families from every ethnic group having picnics and grilling and playing sports
Andrew Fischer me too :)
Ive been there, saw someone get raped and i just watched as they died
@@chaikagaz That's was no way to treat your Momma !!
I was born and raised in Queens New York, still live in Queens. I am also a City employee. No, the pavilion has not been taken over by cats. It's part of the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation. It's also protected under the NYC Landmarks Preservation Society. Which means it cannot be demolished or altered. It can only be maintained as is. It is not abandoned or forgotten.
You just google places, and assume nobody goes there.
Your number one place "New York World's Fair" actually has a lot of visitors. I went there about a year ago. So, how is it abandoned?
C Wu like for real it's right in the middle of flushing meadow where ppl go everyday
C Wu If you drive in New York City it is important to know where the fairgrounds were. It has a collection of garages which can fix your car for cash. The city wants to shut them down for some stupid reason.
PoliceManHat It is hardly a rusty hulk. The grounds are a lovely place for a picnic and are used as a location for the openings of TV shows.
oooh busted! now I get the like/dislike ratio lol
Has he answered your question yet? Hellooo where is he? I think he is little embarassed. Fake news? LMAO
Finally. An original abandoned places video that doesn't rip off every other video. Great content!
"Not 6, not 8 but 7" This hurt my brain a lot...
Thumbs up. Also, "it was founded over 1 million hours ago".
The narration here is odd.
It will be in 2023. :P
Jonas The Movie, BRILLIANT!!! ROTFL
ShapeshifterOS, hahahaha!
I thought it was meant as a joke... I mean, not a hilarious one but still. I enjoyed the video anyway because it's narrated by a human with at least some animation in his voice. There's a channel around here someplace that does true crime and is narrated by a human, but they might as well have used a robot. I dunno if he thinks he's sounding sinister but he just sounds like a disaffected California teenager doing a video for a class project. So yeah, after that, this guy is practically Morgan Freeman.
I marched through the 1964 World's Fair ground in my high school marching band (from Milwaukee) for Wisconsin Day. Thousands of fair goers and virtually every one, young and old were well dressed. Long pants, shirts and ties, dresses, sport coats etc. No kids running around out of control. A lot of the adult males wearing hat's (not caps).
On our free time the band members wore dress pants and dresses (our decision). It was the place to be.
I was lucky enough to get to ride in a turbine car at the General Motors "test track".
No plane transportation used for such trips back then, we took the bus there and back.
Everyone thought we were the University of Wisconsin band because we had a large red/white W on our uniforms (Wauwatosa, city adjacent to Milwaukee) and we were large and good.
Marched in three New York City Macy's Parades, at least two Rose Parades, and several Disney World Electric Light Parades.
I totally agree with you on the decline of dress/attire standards. But do those of us who feel this way still model good behavior? Do we still "dress up" when out in public? I know I do -- and I frequently get comments about being "the best dressed person in the room." It really doesn't take much work or effort -- just thoughtfulness.
I live in Queens, and you are DEAD WRONG about the World's Fair sites at Flushing Park. People here love the park, and thousands hang out and stroll around the Unisphere and the New York Pavilions. Yes, the pavilions are unused, but their uniqueness give the park its signature look. Immigrant families and their kids play volleyball, have picnics, and generally relax after a hard week's labor. Your attitude appears to be that only if a site is HOT AND HAPPENIN' (and presumably CHARGING ADMISSION), it virtually has no value. A pretty boogie point of view!
Secular reflecter plus arent they doing renovations or they did do renovations recently? Thats what it looks like on google maps.
They keep reporting that renovations are going to happen all the time. Queens Tribune two weeks ago announced yet another round of them. I'll believe it when I see it.
Our grand mother took us with our church to the 64-65 worlds fair. First time I ever ate pizza.Took my daughter and grand son back two yrs ago. Like you said the site still very much in use. We were waiting for the buses to pull up to take us home and my grandmother asked what time it was and she happened to look over at the Eastern Airlines pavilion and she saw their logo thinking it was a clock and said its 5 of 9. [Look up the Eastern Airlines logo !
Flushing pizza is amazing...
Flushing FOOD is amazing. That park is surrounded on all sides by excellent food. Plus the Night Market.
The 1964 world's fair site is not forgotten, nor abandoned. It is part of a park and memorial to the fair. I don't know how you can make that determination. It makes your video look foolish !!!
Vincent Basso....well, to be fair, it is located in the shittiest state, aside from Florida of course, in the union, so to those who really matter (meaning those of us on the West Coast) it may as well be abandoned....it's definitely forgotten by the rest of the country, that's for damn sure...
Branon Fontaine Since when is NYC one of the shittiest State/City ? Lmao
Have you ever heard Centralia? Located in Pennsylvania, and home to the famous coal mine fire.
I thought tho there was still 1 person who is living in Centralia tho they were supposed to move I believe 1 or two houses are still in use at least if you look on google earth it shows 2-3 that have vehicles and the pictures are dated at 2016
Charles Wenditz I lived I'm pa. most of my life but never been there
+ThatStonedTroll not like you'd be missing much only things you will see are empty streets with steps leading where houses stood, a abandoned Post Office, and the ruined highway that leads to Centralia. I will say it's cool going there in winter you can tell where it's warm because there will be no snow.
I'm surprised it didn't make the list, Silent Hill the game series and movies r based on it, creepy as shit!!
I was literally about to say the same thing. Centralia was a huge inspiration for the creation of the Silent Hill franchise. But I don't think it's anywhere near forgotten about.
Centralia didn't make the list? Talking of people getting "smoked out"
Extremeineveryway Centralia is good for only one thing in my experience, the outlet mall which is a pretty good place to get the kids school shopping done when we drive north to see the in-laws.
@@teamcougars Wait a town with only 5 people as of october 2017 has an outlet mall ??? I think you thinking of another place
It's all been torn down.
It is a Memory Only ! Its been burning since Mr Carter was a President ! Its not His fault - but many even cant remember Him !
Extremeineveryway toxic waste dump now....
Those are space ships at the pavilion, I seen a giant bug take off in one, but it was shot down, they must have put it back up for future use.
Oveida Sinclair Men in Black reference...... nice.
Oveida Sinclair, you never know when Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones might harass another interstellar, body stealing cockroach.
FINALLY A VIDEO COVERING THE WORLDS FAIR, I remember growing up we would drive on the daily by the worlds fair not knowing what it was and why it looked so rusted
the thumbnail reminded me GTA IV Liberty City,
Who else ??
#Anto# #Anto# yup
why I clicked
Antonio Cignozzi no one over 13
My grandparents went to the 1964 world fair at the time when everything was up. They still have the maps and attractions centers in the attic somewhere.
My dad and a highschool friend of his went inside the pavillion back in the 1980's. Though it was illegal. They were not able to go inside of the towers as he said that they were locked up with gates, but they were all just roaming around inside the ruins that was once the state's attraction about 20 plus years ago.
Connecticut, my home state is easily the most forgettable, you know why? Because despite being located betwixt the famous cities of New York, Providence and Boston, and being the birthplace of the revolver, nobody outside New England knows that we even exist until somebody tells them and even the rest of new England does pretty much everything they can to ignore us, visiting only on business or to see relatives that happen to live here. Not even the Newton tragedy was enough to permanently put us on the map, (if for all the wrong reasons which are arguably better than none) the rest of the world forgot about us in less than 6 months.
If I'm not mistaken NY, RI & Conn. used to be the top places producing pocket knives in the US.... The Bush family is from Conn. (not Texas)
CT is also the birthplace and home of the late Aaron Hernandez-Patriots player and multi-murderer.
Can't forget about Heartless, CT
And the casinos mohegan sun and foxywoody
Just because I dont drive through a particular state on the regular doesnt mean I dont know you're there CT
"Avenues of broken dreams" you just couldn't say boulevards...
Billy Cobb He totally missed a fantastic pun 😢
Ahhhh green day
...boulevardes run a different direction ... i believe diagonal...
Did Sunrise Avenue - have a Song by that name ?
One of the Pennsylvania Turnpike tunnels was bought by Chip Ganassi racing as an indoor aerodynamics test tunnel.
Oh, and this narrator sucks. I could easily do a better job. And yes, that is an open offer
K ris, since you have 0 followers and 0 uploaded videos, now is your chance to prove you can do a better job.
Maybe he could get hired by one of those news sites that use those damn robot voices.
well narrate over this video and submit it then.
New Mexico - the New Mexico Magazine has a feature call 'One of Our 50 is Missing' this column has stories of folks in other states not knowing that New Mexico is a state. Such as forwarding mail with international postage, being sat with the foreign groups at a conference, moving companies refusing to quote for international delivery, some very funny stories about a forgotten state. Sad about the geography (of the USA) education in our schools.
New Mexico should remain lost until someone fixes it. Strangest state in the USA. If the labs were closed and the air bases were all closed, you would have the first and only ghost state!
I just thought that you might like to know, I attended the 1964 World's Fair. I rode there with my parents and younger brother from North Carolina on the train. I am afraid that I don't remember much of the fair, as I was quite young. I do remember that it was a completely different world than today! A world that I wish that I could return to, given the strife that has gone on in half century + since. To me, it was a much better place and time.
most forgettable state? the state of denial
You went deep
It's All About Your State of Mind
No it isn't. (LOL)
I'm surprised that Hinkley, CA was not an honorable mention
Thanks for the information! I'm from Pittsburgh, Pa and I never heard about what you presented. Good job👍
am I the only one that remember gta4 when they see the thumbnail
Liked and subscribed. Amazing how much stuff and places people just leave behind and abandon.
I enjoyed the video I did not like the tone of the speaker .
Same thing I was thinking
justrick48 can't stand his voice, so annoying.
justrick48 he actually reminds me alot of the creepy little douche that does the American Eye...
SAME
I'm just glad it wasn't Chills narrating it.
fun fact about one of the abandoned turnpike tunnels:
the laurel hill tunnel, is used by chip ganassi racing as a rolling wind tunnel to develop race car aero. it was a pretty secretive place in the racing world where only insiders knew about it, till some hiker noticed empty race gas cans and used slick tires piling up after the abandoned tunnel became enclosed with garages at each end. he posted pics and a video clip of the sound of a screaming v8 coming from the closed off tunnel. then racing journalists did some digging and found out the tunnel was purchases or leased or rented to chip ganassi racing. its the only place of its kind a wind tunnel where they drive 100+ mph in.
Rhode Island, literally forget it's an actual state everytime.
Just a Bat. Yeah no one knows Rhode Island is a state. I got denied buying booze in Ohio at Walmart. Cashier thought I was from Canada and shot me down...true story.
Just a Bat. I went to RI once apparently for a small pop and landass it has a high or for the size high crime rate. I was shocked more shocked than knowing a decent amount of people lived there.
Just Another Six Oh RI has twice as many ppl as ND which has nothing, literally
What is with Rhode "Island". It's not even an island.
New Hampshire
it's crazy how quick nature can start to overtake then erase. great video.
the commentary voice is annoying
am I too offensive for you? good! if you don't like it jus stop watching and leave
amberwolfy1 yeah no shit jackass
am I too offensive for you? good! watch it bitch
amberwolfy1 easy a tough guy...
put speed to 1.25, much more tolerable
"It's so 2007" 😂🤔
delaware?
Sandra Weilbrenner Delaware is a rest stop when using I-95. Tax free shopping and a buncha places to buy food and gas. You can even charge your Tesla. Sight seeing? Visit the place where Bob Marley built Chryslers when Chryslers were crap.
Huh? What's that?
Sandra Weilbrenner I wish people would forget about Delaware. but every year we get more and more tourists.
Sandra Weilbrenner I always forget Delaware is a state lol.
Sandra Weilbrenner it's the first state!
VERY AEESOME INFO. GIVES ME STUFF TO DO N VISIT... PLEASE ADD MORE... LOTS N LOTS N LOTS MORE... THAMKS AGAIN... GODBLESS
Went to queens just to see the sphere and the pavilion. King of queens brought me there.
Hugo Stiglitz gguhhasahehauwdh
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As in the Sitcom... ?
Great info, thanks, I enjoyed the video
I'd say Iowa. Every time I go through there, I see nothing but corn and wind turbines. They also have a lot of little puddles that apparently look like lakes to them.
I've ridden my bicycle across Iowa twice now and with two different routes one northern and one southern. There's not much there but a lot of corn and some friendly small towns. I've also driven across Nebraska and there's nothing there but Omaha. Most boring looking state I ever driven through.
You can't see very well then. If all you saw was cornfields you obviously didn't go through that much of Iowa then.
+Mr. Extreme My pop got a T-shirt in Iowa once. it read ...front; Where the hell is Omaha? back; Who the hell cares !
I live in Iowa, it's not the greatest state or the most memorable, but it certainly is not the least memorable, that would be Nebraska or New Hampshire.
That's very funny !
I attended the 1964 World's Fair as a member of my high school band marching as the honor band for Wisconsin Day. The 2yr fair run was highly successful, a popular vacation destination.
And get this, everyone attending the fair, including our band on our free time sightseeing day there, dressed up, dresses, sport coats and ties etc. You saw no shorts, blue jeans, tennis type shoes, or casual wear on anyone. Amazing! Those were the days.
The 1964 NY World's Fair! Seems like yesterday!
I’m from New York and now live in queens. My grandpa helped built the unisphere and all surrounding areas. There’s talk now and proposals on restoring the entire sight. There’s no way they’re gonna demo it- it’s declared a national landmark now 🙏
Oh not coke,cocaine.
Chris Courtney bummer
Chris Courtney I'd like to place an order.
@@s.w.chandler6082 Lol
1: coke is made there and used for making steel
2: the city is very run down and is as much of a hell zone as Duequense or McKeesport, and it’s one of those cities that has many drug dealers
Excellent video. Informative.
You can’t “hide” the New York Pavilion.
So I stumbled upon your channel when I was recommended by YT. And before I leave, I hit the Sub button! Keep up the great work! I love it so far!
Wyoming, if the world was in need of an enema, it would be inserted around Rawlings, Wyoming!
Most forgettable state: Nebraska. I'd say why but I forget.
Kimberly Wiederhold I agree, been to Nebraska a couple of times, and nothing stands up to me about it except how flat it is
Yep that's a good one! I forgot it on my own comment
HA! YESSSSS!
Great video!! Subscribed :)
a tourist destination,and a shooting range ,nice
'Merrica!
Jason P its murica
Chris Courtney haaaaaaa
I enjoyed this video it is informative and concise and entertaining, did not waste time with fluff, thank you. I'm subscribing.
He also says many things that doesn’t make sense and sometimes even gets some “facts” wrong
So being from clairton I can give some insight into Lincoln way. So for starters nobody is quite positive of what happened for sure however there appear to be a few factors that caused that street to go so unnoticed and abandoned. The first is that the street is tucked away and hidden very well on the outskirts of town so most people never knew it existed which seems to be a good reason why it was never repopulated. The second reason is that all of its residents were elderly and without much family so when they passed away their belongings went unclaimed and their houses were never resold. Another believe for why this street was so abandoned was faulty shifting ground from coal mines beneath it. Also I had heard rumor that there was a bad gas leak that happened there at one point which might have driven residents out. Finally I heard rumor that the state had purchased the land for highway 43 to run through it, however I have never seen any evidence that backs that one up.
I'm the meter reader, who walks LIncoln Way. The "gas leak" rumor I hear from time to time, also, but the biggest reason is just the overall population decline, leading to surplus of homes with no population to occupy them.
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Lincoln Way I drove by a month ago, it's been bulldozed. I will take a photo and add a link to it now.
Clairton has several streets, and some houses with spectacular overviews of the Monogohelia River (the "Mon" links up to the Allegheny River to form the Ohio River at the "point" in downtown Pittsburgh). I long wished to have the "best" home, and their back yard is just spectacular overview high up, over the Mon river. Clairton will always have its beauty. All the Mon and Allegheny river cities in population declined western PA are beautiful, I've walked a lot of them for my job.
Cool.! Moving with the cats ! 😵😵😁😆
Nebraska, there is nothing there to remember.
Bruce Springsteen made an album called Nebraska. The only reason I remember it.
Oregon perhaps?
There is an air museum between Omaha and Lincoln that has a B-36. Minden has the Pioneer museum. There's a little bit of everything there. And Carhenge.
Ash Hollow State Park and Lake McConaughy.
I remember Nebraska having alot of tumbleweeds ;-)
Daniel Tyler I live in Nebraska and there's nothing here and throw all the people thathey there's stuff here there isn't unless you're in Omaha the 99% of the Nebraska is empty and boring
I’m so glad I was able to explore some places without having to leave my house, also I couldn’t find Grain Silos in Indiana but I did find one in Chicago and Quebec, I suggest you check them out.
Im going to 2 guns with a metal detector
lol.
And a shotgun
Im Around there.. Hit me up I got a Full auto Mp5 and a 2 Glock 17c Beretta 92fs and a BUG tarus slim 9mm.
I'm going with a Golden Retriever
Mark Hernandez loloolol
It's really disconcerting to look at the pictures of the N.Y. Worlds Fair location when you actually went to it back in 1965. At least I still have the pictures I took back then...with my trusty Kodak Brownie camera. :o)
You Missed Centralia, PA.
I went to the 1964-65 NY World's Fair. It was great and it was HUGE! You walked and walked, and then you walked some more. I am glad to see parts of it remain and people go there.
I remember seeing that globe as a kid. I would love to see again.
Starburst isn't actually juicy it's just chewy the juiciness comes from salivation it's just your spit!
The New York pavilion used to be a rollerskating rink in the 70s and 80s
Delaware
Carlos Stokes definitely one I forget
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not 6, not 8... but 7!! I subscribed for that piece of narration alone.
Two Guns. I passed by it while going Meteor Crater o.o
Cool video. Gave me some travel ideas!
Kansas... nothing there flat, nothingness. When I drive thru that state, I'm happy, long, flat nothingness I tell ya
This is so true
... been there way too many times ...
'Not 6, Not 8, but 7 tunnels'. I like that, that's quite funny.
Wyoming. Definitely Wyoming. Wyoming is the most forgettable state. What was I talking about? I don't know. I forgot.
Lol...i see wat u did there...
Another interesting little tidbit regarding Año Nuevo Island, it is actually Año Nuevo State Park. It is home to a very large population of Elephant Sea Lions and because of the sea lion population, it is not uncommon to see Great White Sharks cruising through the waves along the shore.
Sometime during the early to mid-nineties, when I was a kid, I was fortunate enough to have visited the island for a guided tour. It's a very beautiful place where you can view Elephant Sea Lion up close in their natural habitat. Though it was against the rules ("Leave the park as it was before you got here . . ."), I managed to sneak the fur that the sea lions previously shed to take home as souvenirs (it's very rough, like a scrubbing brush or a brillo pad, but also quite fragile, as it comes apart easily).
Unfortunately, according to Wikipedia, the island is currently closed to the public. I hope that sometime in the near future, it will be open once again for others to enjoy.
Anyway, keep the videos coming!
"One million hours ago."
Is that supposed to be a joke or something?
I think so because that is 10 years and that place has been abondand for way more
1903+ 120= 2023 lol
The only solution is many dead fish heads in his mouth make humble and clean
How long ago is/ a million hours ?
The New York Pavilion site looks like it would work well for a real-life Jetson's movie.
New York State is the most forgettable or at least should be.
Wow Pennsylvania sounds like a "great" place to live, I love it here
Very interesting video. I can't help wondering where this narrator's accent is from.
Gary Rector Dumbfuxville.
Gary Rector (I barely know her) I'm pretty sure his accent is from Douchebagvlle, NJ.
Gary Rector i was wondering the same!
Gary Rector? Hell, Joe - he damned near killed her!
Shades of high school! That's what my gym teacher used to say about me when he called the roll.
There are so many broken down, still barely standing barns in Indiana. A fair amount of houses and other buildings, too, but SO MANY BARNS.
This video is so depressing!
And boring.
Better than watching THE ROOM
Chad Castagana and this is about %0.01 oh abanded towns out there.
It's called "Sandy Shores" in GTA V. And yeah, it's depressing in the game, too. I go there to kill the locals-IN THE GAME, LOL!
Chad Castagana z
Great video , Thank you
save the 1964 fair! at least what remains, could be a museum with a lot of stuff to show from the fair
They wanted to Show - How The Future is and looks like ? The Future City ?
If you separate yourself from your puns, you got something good going here
No very much about Idaho. Except potatoes.
And Napoleon Dynamite
I rarely comment on Videos, the great job. I subscribed!
6:16 Delaware hands down
Nathaniel Thomas Wyoming
Now I've been to THREE of the places mentioned. The first one, Glenrio Texas, is one of the saddest places I've ever been. That road running down the middle of it is Route 66 and when I-40 opened, bypassing the town, the town died. I spent over an hour there wandering around and taking pictures. During that time I saw FOUR vehicles on what used to be a major highway. My car, a car waiting for a school bus, the school bus, and some poor guy looking for a gas station.
Most forgettable state? New Jersey.
Not that there is nothing going on, but it's definitely one you'll wish you can forget
K ris, I don't know. I smelled it once and have never FORGETTEN!
New Jersey died when Palisades Amusement Park was torn down.
Good that six flags great adventure is in New Jersey.
pffft. NJ is better than basically every other state.
K ris I agree New Jersey sucks dick and especially the guido type arrogant and cocky for no reason people!!!! Shit hole!!!
Drove past the World's fairgrounds every day on the way to school as a kid. Glad they are saying below it's being renovated and still in use. It's really like an epic landmark there.
North Dakota. Nuff said
teepicgamer73 what is a "north" Dakota....
My son insists North Dakota is a myth like Santa. He would agree with you.
teepicgamer73 yup I'm from ellendale north Dakota ever heard of that?
teepicgamer73 I'll say Montana
Wyoming
i live in new york city and the 19030's-1965 world fair monument wont be demolished, i saw that they are repainting it now,
This video.,...needs...a different narrator.
I agree
When I was a kid in the 70" to early 1980's there used to be ice skating and rollerskating in the pavilions.
The ice skating rink was in another building.
I think the most forgettable state is Connecticut or Iowa.
Aaron Henshaw Nebraska is most forgotten state
The most UNFORGIVABLE state...FLORIDA.
The most UNDESIRABLE TOWN....MIAMI.
North dakota
Vermont
I think Kansas is.
If a bunch of cats are now running the place then I definitely want to go there! 😃
Have you ever heard about Detroit?
I love your videos I watch them every night before I go to bed keep up the great work I can't wait until your new video you're the best
The BLM does not own any property. The people of the various states own the property.
The BLM manages the property.
I like how queens New York was #1 💯💯💯
WYOMING
Well done video. Nice graphics. Not bombastic, loud and over-the-top like some series.
He also says many things that doesn’t make sense and sometimes even gets some “facts” wrong
Nebraska is the most forgettable state
Love all your vids . Just subbed . please if you do another abandoned Themepark type vid . I would love for you to add Dogpatch Arkansas . It is a huge Hillbilly themed park . It is between Jasper and Harrison Arkansas .. please .
Some bullshit
Definitely Detroit! There's even a full documentary about how abandoned it is
I think Wyoming
RustyisGreat5 same
Keep going north. Montana. Name what's exciting in Montana. Quick. Yeah, nothing. Or Utah. again, nothing. Arizona; a whole state of desert.
D.E.B. B, my wife loves cow so she loves the Montana. It must be great; 1 million cows can't all be wrong.
I agree. I said the same thing.
D.E.B. B Montana has beautiful mountains you here about all the time, Utah with its salt flats, big city, and beautiful landscape, and everyone EVERYONE I know goes on vacation in Phoenix, nice try though. Think about North Dakota whats going on there?