Thanks for taking us places most of us probably will never get to. Love to see you go to Maysville, Kentucky to KBS miniature museum within the History Museum. It is fantastic. Also not far is the Dollhouse Museum and miniatures in Kentucky also.
Wow. Had no idea that was a salt and pepper museum. Never would have known that there is so many salt and pepper shakers. Thank you for showing us the museum. A lot of novelty shakers and character shakers. Blown away by all of it.
I love how excited he gets when he sees the manatees after talking in a hushed tone the whole time and says "oh look at the little manatees!" *high pitched squeal of happiness*🤣🤣🤣
When I first visited this museum I was so sad that I didn't see any pandas...only to be awed when I walked into the most beloved room to find where the owner kept them all!
I wasn’t going to watch because I saw the last video of this museum - so glad I watched anyway. Good video- fascinating shakers. I saw a few mom had /has. ... I can’t imagine having a fuzzy shaker . I wonder how often that left people with fur in their food.
This place is amazing! It was your first video that you shared of them awhile back that made me plan a whole trip and go the place is just breathtaking to see that many in one area! Also not only is the admission super cheap but if you purchase any sets in the gift shop they will use the admission price towards it. Such a wholesome good people place!
For some strange reason, this fascinates me. We recently moved from So Ca to N.C. so just maybe we can plan a road trip to TN and check this out for ourselves. Thank you for your time in sharing this with us. Fun find !
Pepper has 3 holes. I enjoyed this video, one of my favorite Aunt's collected S/P shakers. I seen a few on here that she had. The Ma and Pa Outhouses brought back some memories. Thanks for doing this vlog.
Yes! This is definitely one of my favorite attractions in Gatlinburg. It often gets overlooked because of the attraction overload there, but I think it is a must do and reccomend it to everyone. Great video.
Thanks for another great tour If you haven't been there you would love the Sweet Fanny Adams theater down at the bottom of the hill from the salt and pepper shaker museum. It's like stepping into the past into the old days of Vaudeville. They would probably love to have you as a guest celebrity.
What a collection!!!! Love the donky s, the vedgies, loved the corn, the rooster with eggs, ... That grinning frogg love the fun shakers, tha pac man!!!! I would love to visit this museum! Thank you for sharing this
I'm pretty sure my mama used to have some of those green salt and pepper shakers when I was growing up. They certainly do jog memory from somewhere in my past.
My cousin 6 times removed started collecting them when she was 5. When she passed away at age 69 in 1999 she had over 300 of them. I have a 5 level wall mounted shelf with farm animals.
Keep up the great vlogs, Jacob! You are really maturing as a content creator & am glad to be a witness there. Do you have any regrets giving up the full time job, or did you not look back? Thanks for sharing!!!
Who would of ever thought that seeing thousands of salt and pepper shakers would actually be interesting? Me! I like the Ouija planchet salt and pepper shaker 21:27.
If there's a museum you'll the one to find them. I didn't know there were so many of them. This is a cool one to see. I saw some small corn shakers there I used to have. I wonder if they ended up there.
Funny I was always taught salt had more holes in the shaker. Learned something new. That was really interesting. So many who would have thought. My Mom had a lot of chinese themed ones for some reason and I remember the Campbell soup kids ones. I think they were a promotional set. Thanks this was cool. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
There was something very satisfying about rounding the likes on this video from 599 to 600..lol, this place still amazes me it all started with a pair and a dream lol! So many different types to cool, I love the s and p, but would love the snow globe although would have to say rosebud everytime I used them!
I have a set of shakers from the defunct Boblo Island Amusement Park that used to be on the Canadian side of the Detroit River. BTW, I guess you didn't see the follow up commercial to Mr. Peanut's demise. The Kool-Aid man was crying so hard at his gravesite that a peanut plant sprouted and Mr. Peanut came back, though he's a bit shorter at the moment.😁
Jacob, I really, really enjoyed this video, even though it got a bit salty at times~ This was one that I could freeze frame and take my time just soaking in the interesting displays...I should have loved to visit in person, but will never be able to....thank you so much for sharing~
Jacob, do they still sell S&P shakers there?When I was a kid, it was always salt that had the most holes, as people generally used more salt than pepper. It’s not just that salt is “bad” now, there has also been a cultural shift - people prefer the food with more “spiciness”.
Whoever owns this place all they need to do is go down the street to the local Cracker Barrel restaurant, it's amazing how many different kinds of shakers they have in there and for any season at that.
The Trylon and Perisphere were two monumental modernistic structures designed by architects Wallace Harrison and J. Andre Fouilhoux that were together known as the Theme Center of the 1939 New York World's Fair. The Perisphere was a tremendous sphere, 180 feet in diameter, connected to the 610-foot (190 m) spire-shaped Trylon by what was at the time the world's longest escalator. The Perisphere housed a diorama by Henry Dreyfuss called Democracity which, in keeping with the fair's theme "The World of Tomorrow", depicted a utopian city-of-the-future. The interior display was viewed from above on a moving sidewalk, while a multi-image slide presentation was projected on the dome of the sphere. After exiting the Perisphere, visitors descended to ground level on the third element of the Theme Center, the Helicline, a 950-foot-long (290 m) spiral ramp that partially encircled the Perisphere.
This would be the greatest place to put the Abraham Lincoln salt and pepper shaker you found i believe it was in the Abraham Lincoln museum then it would be 20,001 pairs of salt and pepper shakers!
How many times can one say "salt and pepper" in one video. LOL. Love it.
Thanks for taking us places most of us probably will never get to. Love to see you go to Maysville, Kentucky to KBS miniature museum within the History Museum. It is fantastic. Also not far is the Dollhouse Museum and miniatures in Kentucky also.
I wonder what KBS stands for
@@constanttraveler Kathleen Savage Browning (It's KSB, not KBS).
Salt has 2. Pepper has 3. Thank you for sharing. Be safe. Much love
I grew up knowing opposite
Can you imagine dusting all them shakers? LOL
“There’s Mr.Peanut, God rest his soul.” Cracked me up. Wild.
What a collection. No lack of creativity when it comes to salt and pepper shakes. I have two cute pairs, welsh corgi dogs and piggies.
Wow. Had no idea that was a salt and pepper museum. Never would have known that there is so many salt and pepper shakers. Thank you for showing us the museum. A lot of novelty shakers and character shakers. Blown away by all of it.
My grandmother collected salt and pepper shakers. I miss her. Ty for showing this!
I love how excited he gets when he sees the manatees after talking in a hushed tone the whole time and says "oh look at the little manatees!" *high pitched squeal of happiness*🤣🤣🤣
Good one Jacob 😎👍🏻
I LOVED this one!! Next time I am back to Gatlinburg, I am going to go!!!
When I first visited this museum I was so sad that I didn't see any pandas...only to be awed when I walked into the most beloved room to find where the owner kept them all!
I wasn’t going to watch because I saw the last video of this museum - so glad I watched anyway. Good video- fascinating shakers. I saw a few mom had /has. ...
I can’t imagine having a fuzzy shaker . I wonder how often that left people with fur in their food.
This place is amazing! It was your first video that you shared of them awhile back that made me plan a whole trip and go the place is just breathtaking to see that many in one area! Also not only is the admission super cheap but if you purchase any sets in the gift shop they will use the admission price towards it. Such a wholesome good people place!
Saw my killer whale shaker! Thanks great video!
Orca*
OMG I watched the previous salt and pepper video yesterday when I was just looking for something to watch.. ironic! Great video! Have a great Sunday!
Right as I seen the title I thought “Nana...did you open a museum”😂😂😂😂💀
For some strange reason, this fascinates me. We recently moved from So Ca to N.C. so just maybe we can plan a road trip to TN and check this out for ourselves. Thank you for your time in sharing this with us. Fun find !
Idk why but I found this so relaxing.
Pepper has 3 holes. I enjoyed this video, one of my favorite Aunt's collected S/P shakers. I seen a few on here that she had. The Ma and Pa Outhouses brought back some memories. Thanks for doing this vlog.
4:47 The poor guy doesn't carrot all anymore. Great video as always, it's like walking through with a great tour guide.
I have like 10 salt and pepper shakers. And I love them.
I loved the wine bottle shakers , so cool. I thought this video might be boring, but it was fun!.
Yes! This is definitely one of my favorite attractions in Gatlinburg. It often gets overlooked because of the attraction overload there, but I think it is a must do and reccomend it to everyone. Great video.
Salt and pepper toilets Wow.🤔🤯
I used to have Campervan salt and pepper shakers!!
If you ever find yourself in Trenton Tennessee they have a teacup museum.
Dont encourage him!
in kent, England, uk you'll find a teapot museum
Yes please encourage him
We own a pair of those small plastic green salt & pepper shakers. I always loved them. They were my late grandparents.
Oh my sister would love that place she has been collecting salt and pepper shakers for years.
I think the "mallet" ones are for working over a large cooktop so you wouldn't have to stretch your arm over it.
Very different, but cool .
It is amazing how many people collect different things .
The list would go on forever.
Thanks , good video .
Mike Espo .
The Owner must suffer from C.C.D Compulsive Collectors Disorder.
Love this. I love vintage salt and pepper shakers. Just added to my collection.
A large variety of shakers, thanks for sharing and have a GOOD WEEK
Thanks for another great tour If you haven't been there you would love the Sweet Fanny Adams theater down at the bottom of the hill from the salt and pepper shaker museum. It's like stepping into the past into the old days of Vaudeville. They would probably love to have you as a guest celebrity.
My mom has a set of those green salt and pepper shakers in here picnic basket.
Awesome!! Enjoyed!
‘This video is spiraling out of control.’ - Carpetbagger
What a collection!!!!
Love the donky s, the vedgies, loved the corn, the rooster with eggs, ...
That grinning frogg love the fun shakers, tha pac man!!!!
I would love to visit this museum!
Thank you for sharing this
I could watch hours of you talking about salt and pepper shakers
I'm pretty sure my mama used to have some of those green salt and pepper shakers when I was growing up. They certainly do jog memory from somewhere in my past.
Was here this time last year! Thanks for your tour, you can really see something new each time
My cousin 6 times removed started collecting them when she was 5. When she passed away at age 69 in 1999 she had over 300 of them. I have a 5 level wall mounted shelf with farm animals.
I collect chicken shakers. This is very interesting and cool.
This was so calming helped me during my anxiety attack thank you so much 😊
3:48, The shakers behind the eggs, my Grandparents had those.
the herman and grandpa munster shakers.. I was like whoah!
Keep up the great vlogs, Jacob! You are really maturing as a content creator & am glad to be a witness there. Do you have any regrets giving up the full time job, or did you not look back? Thanks for sharing!!!
That is cool. My mom had a pair of peanuts with a toothy smile that represents Jimmy Carter
Who would of ever thought that seeing thousands of salt and pepper shakers would actually be interesting? Me! I like the Ouija planchet salt and pepper shaker 21:27.
Jason's Journeys that is awesome!
My mom had a 100 plus salt and pepper shakers collection.
I never knew I needed this video until now thank you!
I had one of those white cats, too. When you turn it over to sprinkle salt, it meows.
my grandmother would have loved this place she collected salt and pepper shakers.
If there's a museum you'll the one to find them. I didn't know there were so many of them. This is a cool one to see. I saw some small corn shakers there I used to have. I wonder if they ended up there.
Funny I was always taught salt had more holes in the shaker. Learned something new. That was really interesting. So many who would have thought. My Mom had a lot of chinese themed ones for some reason and I remember the Campbell soup kids ones. I think they were a promotional set. Thanks this was cool. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
My wife loves the dolphins, penquins and the nightmare before Christmas we have to check this out now
Great video....now if this is out there, they gotta have a carpet installers museum somewhere
I love this place
more holes for pepper, salt is more finely crushed and flows more freely so pepper needs more holes
Robert Curd bigger holes for pepper. My parents have grinders for both salt and pepper.
Ian's I was told the opposite by my mom. Thanks.
2 holes for salt and 3 for pepper
Hi Jacob awesome vlog at the salt and pepper shaker museum 👍🏻😺
There was something very satisfying about rounding the likes on this video from 599 to 600..lol, this place still amazes me it all started with a pair and a dream lol! So many different types to cool, I love the s and p, but would love the snow globe although would have to say rosebud everytime I used them!
Well this was pretty cool. I especially love the Star Wars and Nightmare Before Christmas ones. I have Zero with his dog house. :)
My wife wants the NBC ones
My mom has the carrot salt and pepper shakers. Nice video 😁😁
my great grandma would go wild in here.
Had no idea there was a salt and pepper shaker museum.
I have a set of shakers from the defunct Boblo Island Amusement Park that used to be on the Canadian side of the Detroit River.
BTW, I guess you didn't see the follow up commercial to Mr. Peanut's demise. The Kool-Aid man was crying so hard at his gravesite that a peanut plant sprouted and Mr. Peanut came back, though he's a bit shorter at the moment.😁
You and a bag. That's your new salt and pepper shakers.
Jacob, I really, really enjoyed this video, even though it got a bit salty at times~ This was one that I could freeze frame and take my time just soaking in the interesting displays...I should have loved to visit in person, but will never be able to....thank you so much for sharing~
I love this!! I collect salt n pepper shakers!!!
We had the plastic green ones,They got those from an Indian reservation shop back in the days lol.
Jacob, do they still sell S&P shakers there?When I was a kid, it was always salt that had the most holes, as people generally used more salt than pepper. It’s not just that salt is “bad” now, there has also been a cultural shift - people prefer the food with more “spiciness”.
Chuck Oneill yes they do still sell some in the gift shop. They even use your admission money towards your purchase!
No they do not
Very ASMR-y. BTW, Mr. Peanut is fine. He got better.
Wow!!!! Very amazing museum. But funny how they do have a toilet one
I enjoy this video so much I was SHAKING!!
your channel is amazing. never knew these places existed!
A salt and pepper shaker of anything you can imagine lol
Awesome ASMR video
Mr pepper is not dead he came back In a Commercial during the Super Bowl
Whoever owns this place all they need to do is go down the street to the local Cracker Barrel restaurant, it's amazing how many different kinds of shakers they have in there and for any season at that.
It's so great to see how creative you can get with things like this, haha!
That JFK shaker is foul...💀💀💀
You're always in gatlinburg when im not 😂
Love this video ,really enjoyed it !!!❤️❤️
Did you find any opossum shakers?
Wow
Cool spot. Love to go
This was amazing 👏 🙌 thankyou
Whole lot of shaking going on in this museum...
The Trylon and Perisphere were two monumental modernistic structures designed by architects Wallace Harrison and J. Andre Fouilhoux that were together known as the Theme Center of the 1939 New York World's Fair. The Perisphere was a tremendous sphere, 180 feet in diameter, connected to the 610-foot (190 m) spire-shaped Trylon by what was at the time the world's longest escalator. The Perisphere housed a diorama by Henry Dreyfuss called Democracity which, in keeping with the fair's theme "The World of Tomorrow", depicted a utopian city-of-the-future. The interior display was viewed from above on a moving sidewalk, while a multi-image slide presentation was projected on the dome of the sphere. After exiting the Perisphere, visitors descended to ground level on the third element of the Theme Center, the Helicline, a 950-foot-long (290 m) spiral ramp that partially encircled the Perisphere.
Imagine having to dust the shakers every week...
The pig man ones are hideous! Depressed carrots, crappers...weird. 😆
Bag were u been ? Through u retired all them millions..🎯🤓👌🐌🐌🤓
Just went here few weeks ago!
1:24 I'm going to say the P stands for pepper since what you're looking at is called a Lectern. The podium is the platform the speaker stands on.
This would be the greatest place to put the Abraham Lincoln salt and pepper shaker you found i believe it was in the Abraham Lincoln museum then it would be 20,001 pairs of salt and pepper shakers!
I seen Marvin the martian!! Yesss
Where's the Salt-N-Pepa Shakers?
I think salt is 2 holes and pepper 3. I don't know officially but I think that way makes sense cuz pepper is thicker.
Fantastic!!
loved this ty :)