Touring backroad Oklahoma. Robbers Cave, Quinton, Krebs, and McAlester Oklahoma

Touring the backroad small town main street USA

[@kevinlong3044]

Also you should have went to Robbers Cave where Jessie James and a lot of the old outlaws hid out, when you were at Calton Lake. In McAlester that is the home of Carl Albert, Speaker of the House for Kennedy !!

[@maxadventures1]

Yes we did do the Robbers Cave on a separate video. Fantastic place

[@johnnybickle13]

Haha, my stomping grounds. I live in Krebs, was born in McAlester.. My middle name is Quinton, named after the town. Cool seeing this .... Oh and Krebs was settled by Italian immigrants that worked the coal mines. They started the Italian restaurants that it is now famous for. Much of the population has Italian names and background. One more thing, you came in on a Sunday. Everything is closed so that's why they look abandoned. Krebs and McAlester.

[@maxadventures1]

I really like Oklahoma when I travel through. I just finished up another Oklahoma video exploring the lake Texhoma region that will be out in a week or so

[@johnnybickle13]

@@maxadventures1 Ahhh very cool, i'll have to check it out thanks !

[@rodwilliams68]

I grew up in Quinton. Haven't been back in years.

[@leighharrell8953]

What was it like?

[@kevinlong3044]

Little Italy because of all the Italian foods . Petes Place, Rosanna's And such ! In Krebs

[@wildhorse6098]

its not just the Italian restaurants. The city was settled by lots of Italians that moved there to work in the coal mines.

[@wildhorse6098]

PS. you drove by my law office building at 5:26 and my families glass co. later

[@theglasshouse6782]

There is a great Italian festival every year as well.

[@rickeycolwell6280]

The building across from the high school is McAlester Scottish Rite building not a church

[@daphnebrooks3966]

Nice but you need for info and content