Wow! Now I know about Cullen Baker, a horrible weasel of a man. The pacing of your narratives along with the superb camerawork are incomparable. And I hung on every word. An amazing presentation and a story I didn’t know! Thank you once again!
😂Weasel or Wolverine? Weasels or Wolverines often out just for a short walk with their conceal and carry permits around store fronts like Wells and Fargo business store fronts and like the Duruthers Breweries business store fronts and Seagrams whiskey brewery store fronts too. When you see one man carrying a weapon brought out into the open when they are not conscripts doing so it is as if you have seen them all. Unless of course their top boss is wicked who knows how to pick the 'best'. Not to mention after a not to shabby trip across the Berring Staight to maybe talk a stroll past the Smirnoff Voldka store fronts every now and then too before the U.S. government finally finished paying off a debt to fully acquire the state of Alaska. Now the records stating when banks were no longer taking payments from the U.S. government to pay off the debt owed to Russia for lands sitting on Alaska now are hard to find. So hard to find while someone out there who is still alive today claims that the purchase of those lands were illegal in the first place. Same as the land called Ukraine according to him too.
As the old English judges used to say, "and may God have mercy on your soul". He certainly showed no mercy in life. Yikes! What a lovely cemetary...so we'll maintained. Enjoyed this episode.❤
I,ve never heard of him.John Wesley Hardin and his wife lived in Rancho, Texas, out near Nixon Texas.His wife Jane Asher is buried in Mound Creek Cemetery near Gillette, Texas. Mound Creek was a community.
The only good thing Cullen did in his life was to let his in-laws raise his daughter, what sort of life would Louisa had if she followed her unpredictable, moody father?
Thanks for the history. My father used to tell us stories of his young days growing up in the Dakota's. He had quite a life and was very entertaining. Back then we had no radio or TV for entertainment. The folks did have a big battery pack radio but it was for the news and for mom's soap operas when she was cleaning the house and cooking for the family. You remind me of dad, he passed away in 1972.
I like the wrought iron fencing. Reminds me of the victorian era.. Landscape is pretty dry there. Beautiful old statues. Thanks for taking us with you Ron.
I think he did this one last winter seeing he's wearing warm clothes and some of the trees don't have leaves and the grass isn't green which it would be in late spring or summer. I love the iron fencing and statues too.
Thanks Ron for another interesting (albeit gruesome) story and video. You are the best story teller! I really enjoy listening to you. And yes, that guy was certainly one of the worst of his time based on all the details of his life which you shared with us. I'm thrilled that you're back making videos for the channel again as I really love your content and theme. Special thanks for the bonus footing of the train going by at the end of the video! I love watching and hearing trains, so I'm glad you stuck around to show us the approaching train you mentioned hearing earlier in the video. Cool way to bring the video to an end. Stay safe as you are traveling around and thanks again for sharing these stories with us!
Another great episode! You are truly a fascinating storyteller. Some exquisite iron work & wonderful statuary in this cemetery. Although the cemetery is respectably kept I am shocked at the filthy state of so many of the headstones, vaults, and monuments. That grime is so destructive to the stone itself. Usually the proper cleaning of stones is undertaken by historical societies or cemetery enthusiasts. It's a pity Cullen has such a decent gravesite, he was such a monster.
I just LOVE your Old West history cemetery walks and stories! Boy, I’m glad your back! My thirst is getting quenched for your wonderful works! Thank you very much again, -Nina
If you happen to cross oklahoma you may interested in the story of my grandmother. She lived and incredible life! Here in oklahoma. Shes buried in Indianola cemetery. A native amrican marine who is still recieving peace medals.
The korean peace medal was given to 25 choctaw soldiers who served time in korean conflict. She was the only female to recieve one. Our family accept it in her honor.
He looks pretty harmless in his photograph. Since people said he was from a good home back then the methods to discipline children was through the same means no matter what their size was at the time. Thanks for excellent narration while publishing your videos. Your videos that are not peppered with a lot of usless advertising like some TH-cam channels are these days. Nor is the tone of your narration sounding self-righteous and preseumptiuos too both at the same time like some of those British or some of those other kind of American history channels are being narrated. Good thing my paternal grandfather at average height 5 foot 8 for a man wasn't a mean old hombre like that guy was. One reason why I love telling the following Vince Sign guy joke: "The man who fell of the roof wasn't the bouncer." Given how hard it is to tell who is black and white in mixed race families back then too knowing who was black and white among all of the civil war people back then wasn't easy as only just one two three given what all A.b.c.s were being written down during conscription season back then concerning all new recruits.
Clava Cairns or the Prehistoric Burial Cairns of Bulnuaran of Clava are a group of three Bronze Age cairns located near Inverness. A hugely significant and exceptionally well preserved prehistoric site, Clava Cairns is a fantastic example of the distant history of Highland Scotland, dating back about 4,000 years.
This was a very interesting story, I enjoyed hearing it. I love hearing about stories from the old west of 1700's and 1800's... Keep yourself safe out there Ron.🙂💟
Thank you Ron a remarkably interesting story, that looks to be a great graveyard in that most of the stones and monuments were still upright (not leaning over) and some of the iron railings look to be very ornate.
Another great video, Ron! You really are quite the storyteller, and I always learn new and interesting things when I watch your videos... and I've watched a few episodes! One thing bugs me, the only thing that also bothered me when I was "shooting" and recording LIVE audio for weddings and other outdoor events... was wind noise. I think whatever you can do to minimize, and perhaps nearly eliminate a good deal of that noise. I believe that doing this could be a real game changer?!? Anyway, not too difficult, and might take a little bit of work to get it just right, but it can be done fairly easily. ( 1 ) Take your fuzzy lav mic and get it away from the abrasive wind. Using gaffers tape if you have it, or painters' tape (that you color with black magic marker... helping to conceal the mic from view... but more importantly from the wind noise working against your audio track, unfortunately. ( 2 ) Take a small slice (may 1/2 inch deep, but enough so that if you place the slice so that can flatly lie against your chest, thus providing something that can shield your mic, IN COMBINATION WITH your shirt, jacket tie, etc.). Loosely tape the mic into place facing away from you in a forward direction, but inside the horizontally facing ring... and allowing (at first) any wires, cables, etc., to "flex" easily at the joints. ( 3 ) TIME TO TEST your rig! Place and tape your bug mic into the cardboard cutout, then tape if under your garment, again, making sure you can move easily. THEN, tape ALL moving parts so they will no longer move. Gaffers tape really does work best... it works easily without tearing any hair out! ( 4 ) Reset for the real shoot. See if that might help some. Someone might even make some wind reduction screens available. Take care, and All The Best!
Welcome back I'm really happy because I watch you and I learn about history I don't like reading a lot but I get more out of listening and learning from you thank you
Hello Im new to your channel and i like the stories you are telling so far.What amused me was you saying ( I hear a train so will stay close to the train tracks but you keep moving further away LOL )
LOVE JEFFERSON, TX I lived in Longview for 25 years and anytime I had company would take them to Jefferson - great "antique" stores and fun stores and cafes and a wonderful Quilt show once a year - and boat trip down the river and stories of the Am Civil War. So this video is a special treat.
This is fantastic. Vivid. Incredibly Imaginative. I have always loved stories set in underground worlds. I genuinely feel like this story has earned a place alongside Lovecraft's "The Mound", Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth", E.R. Burroughs "Pellucidar" Series, Jeff Long's "The Descent", and William Hope Hodgson's "The Night Land". I need more stories in this setting!
What a charming young man!🤦♀️ Tell me Ron, how an Earth you remember all this people’s name and towns??? The train is just a fantastic frame at the end…
Hi.! Ron, have a Wonderful "SUNDAY" to you & to your family.! Take care of your self while you are traveling in a different state.! Fr. North Hollywood, Califoenia.!😊
Jefferson tx the train is on schedule every hr on the hour, I have family there and that train keeps you awake if you stay close by every hour. as always Ron Great story.
Very nice historical grave yard it's look very well kept there's alot of these graveyards here in New Mexico I'm glad there are people who recognize them as important to our history ❤
Wow! Now I know about Cullen Baker, a horrible weasel of a man. The pacing of your narratives along with the superb camerawork are incomparable. And I hung on every word. An amazing presentation and a story I didn’t know! Thank you once again!
Wow, thank you! Glad u liked it.
a nice compliment coming from someone who already knew his story!! thanks again.
@FacesoftheForgotten I agree, you are a great story teller. You find some very unique lives to tell us about.
😂Weasel or Wolverine? Weasels or Wolverines often out just for a short walk with their conceal and carry permits around store fronts like Wells and Fargo business store fronts and like the Duruthers Breweries business store fronts and Seagrams whiskey brewery store fronts too. When you see one man carrying a weapon brought out into the open when they are not conscripts doing so it is as if you have seen them all. Unless of course their top boss is wicked who knows how to pick the 'best'. Not to mention after a not to shabby trip across the Berring Staight to maybe talk a stroll past the Smirnoff Voldka store fronts every now and then too before the U.S. government finally finished paying off a debt to fully acquire the state of Alaska. Now the records stating when banks were no longer taking payments from the U.S. government to pay off the debt owed to Russia for lands sitting on Alaska now are hard to find. So hard to find while someone out there who is still alive today claims that the purchase of those lands were illegal in the first place. Same as the land called Ukraine according to him too.
As the old English judges used to say, "and may God have mercy on your soul". He certainly showed no mercy in life. Yikes! What a lovely cemetary...so we'll maintained. Enjoyed this episode.❤
Louis Lamour wrote a book titled The First Fast Draw about Cullen Baker. I still have a copy in my collection.
I,ve never heard of him.John Wesley Hardin and his wife lived in Rancho, Texas, out near Nixon Texas.His wife Jane Asher is buried in Mound Creek Cemetery near Gillette, Texas. Mound Creek was a community.
I have that book in my Louis Lamour collection as well! Good read!! And thanks for the story!
@@bruceglock5725 me too love them ol Louis lamoors especially the Sackett series
THATS why that name sounded familiar! I have that one too
The only good thing Cullen did
in his life was to let his in-laws raise his daughter, what sort of
life would Louisa had if she followed her unpredictable,
moody father?
Hi Ron from Bendigo Australia love watching your channel. 😊
Wow what a coward.. Cannot believe he lived that long..
Thanks for sharing Ron, stay safe😊
Thanks for the history. My father used to tell us stories of his young days growing up in the Dakota's. He had quite a life and was very entertaining. Back then we had no radio or TV for entertainment. The folks did have a big battery pack radio but it was for the news and for mom's soap operas when she was cleaning the house and cooking for the family. You remind me of dad, he passed away in 1972.
I like the wrought iron fencing. Reminds me of the victorian era.. Landscape is pretty dry there. Beautiful old statues. Thanks for taking us with you Ron.
I think he did this one last winter seeing he's wearing warm clothes and some of the trees don't have leaves and the grass isn't green which it would be in late spring or summer. I love the iron fencing and statues too.
Cemeteries with iron wrought fencing denote 1800's era style if you will. There's some in my area.
Thanks Ron for another interesting (albeit gruesome) story and video. You are the best story teller! I really enjoy listening to you. And yes, that guy was certainly one of the worst of his time based on all the details of his life which you shared with us. I'm thrilled that you're back making videos for the channel again as I really love your content and theme. Special thanks for the bonus footing of the train going by at the end of the video! I love watching and hearing trains, so I'm glad you stuck around to show us the approaching train you mentioned hearing earlier in the video. Cool way to bring the video to an end. Stay safe as you are traveling around and thanks again for sharing these stories with us!
Another great episode!
You are truly a fascinating storyteller.
Some exquisite iron work & wonderful statuary in this cemetery.
Although the cemetery is respectably kept I am shocked at the filthy state of so many of the headstones, vaults, and monuments. That grime is so destructive to the stone itself.
Usually the proper cleaning of stones is undertaken by historical societies or cemetery enthusiasts.
It's a pity Cullen has such a decent gravesite, he was such a monster.
Beautiful cemetery. I’m watching this 2 mos later. Love this story. Thanks for sharing!
You're right, he was mad at the world and made never to overlook a wrong. He really wants a scoundrel. Great video.
I have to say, I love the way you are telling all of these stories Ron. You have a nice voice ❤. So happy I found you again
Hey Mr. Ron! Can't tell you how happy I am that you're back ❤ Great story!
I just LOVE your Old West history cemetery walks and stories! Boy, I’m glad your back! My thirst is getting quenched for your wonderful works! Thank you very much again, -Nina
Interesting Story ! Loved The Train! Love The Sound Of Train Whistles. They Soynd So Lonely!
Love the 🚂
I love trains too.
Another good story,Ron. Love the train at the end😊. Take care.
If you happen to cross oklahoma you may interested in the story of my grandmother. She lived and incredible life! Here in oklahoma. Shes buried in Indianola cemetery. A native amrican marine who is still recieving peace medals.
What's a peace medal and how is she still receiving them?
The korean peace medal was given to 25 choctaw soldiers who served time in korean conflict. She was the only female to recieve one. Our family accept it in her honor.
He looks pretty harmless in his photograph. Since people said he was from a good home back then the methods to discipline children was through the same means no matter what their size was at the time. Thanks for excellent narration while publishing your videos. Your videos that are not peppered with a lot of usless advertising like some TH-cam channels are these days. Nor is the tone of your narration sounding self-righteous and preseumptiuos too both at the same time like some of those British or some of those other kind of American history channels are being narrated. Good thing my paternal grandfather at average height 5 foot 8 for a man wasn't a mean old hombre like that guy was. One reason why I love telling the following Vince Sign guy joke: "The man who fell of the roof wasn't the bouncer." Given how hard it is to tell who is black and white in mixed race families back then too knowing who was black and white among all of the civil war people back then wasn't easy as only just one two three given what all A.b.c.s were being written down during conscription season back then concerning all new recruits.
Hay Ron. oooh he looks a mean one. I'll be waiting cant wait for this. b safe take care. cu on the flip side. luv from the uk 🇬🇧👍❤️
Clava Cairns or the Prehistoric Burial Cairns of Bulnuaran of Clava are a group of three Bronze Age cairns located near Inverness. A hugely significant and exceptionally well preserved prehistoric site, Clava Cairns is a fantastic example of the distant history of Highland Scotland, dating back about 4,000 years.
Thank you so much for this historic video.
This was a very interesting story, I enjoyed hearing it. I love hearing about stories from the old west of 1700's and 1800's...
Keep yourself safe out there Ron.🙂💟
The subject of Louis l'amour's book "the first fast draw". He was a violent character.
You are a gifted storyteller indeed sir. Very cool story. All the back stories are impressive indeed.
Cowards and guns, a painful combination.
❤ love your stories Ron! So nice to see not a repeat of other stories!
Exactly. I’m glad you appreciate that. I see so many of the same stories repeated over and over and over here on TH-cam.
Greetings from Connecticut. We have graves that go back to the 1640s. Some of them can still be read.
Haven't heard anyone use the word switch since my grandfather when I grew up in Derry N. Ireland in the 70s, lol, happy days.
Really enjoyed this amazing story, thanks Ron. Stay safe ❤
Thank you Ron a remarkably interesting story, that looks to be a great graveyard in that most of the stones and monuments were still upright (not leaning over) and some of the iron railings look to be very ornate.
Hi Ron 👋🏻 from essex in England. Great story and brilliant narration as usual. 🇬🇧 thank you.
thanks James!!
Tom Horn was a rattlesnake.. this was a great history story on this outlaw.. really enjoyed it
Thanks for sharing this story with us. I can’t believe that I never heard of this guy before. Thanks to you I know about him now.
Excellent video!
Amazing story.. I was on edge the whole time.
Thank you Ron for another great story 💯
gn Chris Rhiannon and all God bless you have a good week
Crazy story. Another great video.
Another great video, Ron! You really are quite the storyteller, and I always learn new and interesting things when I watch your videos... and I've watched a few episodes! One thing bugs me, the only thing that also bothered me when I was "shooting" and recording LIVE audio for weddings and other outdoor events... was wind noise. I think whatever you can do to minimize, and perhaps nearly eliminate a good deal of that noise. I believe that doing this could be a real game changer?!? Anyway, not too difficult, and might take a little bit of work to get it just right, but it can be done fairly easily. ( 1 ) Take your fuzzy lav mic and get it away from the abrasive wind. Using gaffers tape if you have it, or painters' tape (that you color with black magic marker... helping to conceal the mic from view... but more importantly from the wind noise working against your audio track, unfortunately. ( 2 ) Take a small slice (may 1/2 inch deep, but enough so that if you place the slice so that can flatly lie against your chest, thus providing something that can shield your mic, IN COMBINATION WITH your shirt, jacket tie, etc.). Loosely tape the mic into place facing away from you in a forward direction, but inside the horizontally facing ring... and allowing (at first) any wires, cables, etc., to "flex" easily at the joints. ( 3 ) TIME TO TEST your rig! Place and tape your bug mic into the cardboard cutout, then tape if under your garment, again, making sure you can move easily. THEN, tape ALL moving parts so they will no longer move. Gaffers tape really does work best... it works easily without tearing any hair out! ( 4 ) Reset for the real shoot. See if that might help some. Someone might even make some wind reduction screens available. Take care, and All The Best!
Thank you Ron for the bedtime story for Sunday night. Love this channel ❤️.
Hi ron welcome back . Cant get enough of your story telling.
great content ~well done! epic finally with the train ending!!
Well told Ron love all your interesting stories wish u could come to Australia and do Ned kelly
Great story Ron and the train at the end was so perfect 👍
Welcome back I'm really happy because I watch you and I learn about history I don't like reading a lot but I get more out of listening and learning from you thank you
Fascinating history, thank you as always Ron.
Great story!! Thanks for sharing with us!! Love your videos 🙂👍🏻
Thank you for another great story in history. Enjoyed it very much
Never heard of him! Thanks for the history!!
Always an excellent story! Thank you from Krabi Thailand
You were in my neck of the woods on this one. I have never heard this story or this cemetary. So interesting.
Thanks Ron. Horrific story.😮Totally I love your storytelling.❤️Take care.
Great vid. Thanks.
Hello Im new to your channel and i like the stories you are telling so far.What amused me was you saying ( I hear a train so will stay close to the train tracks but you keep moving further away LOL )
Ron I enjoy your stories and your cemetery visits!😊
LOVE JEFFERSON, TX I lived in Longview for 25 years and anytime I had company would take them to Jefferson - great "antique" stores and fun stores and cafes and a wonderful Quilt show once a year - and boat trip down the river and stories of the Am Civil War. So this video is a special treat.
Man he got away with a heck of a lot of killin'🤨😅 That was an interesting story . Thank you Ron
enjoy watching this episodes, from south Africa 🌍 with ❤
Thank you for sharing the stories
Take care
Excellent video Ron.Well done.
Hello Ron, I really enjoy your videos!!!! You are such a story teller !!! Keep it up!!!!
Wonderful show as always, Ron!
Wow another great video Ron. Thanks!
This is fantastic. Vivid. Incredibly Imaginative. I have always loved stories set in underground worlds. I genuinely feel like this story has earned a place alongside Lovecraft's "The Mound", Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth", E.R. Burroughs "Pellucidar" Series, Jeff Long's "The Descent", and William Hope Hodgson's "The Night Land". I need more stories in this setting!
Another good one. I like that you film the trains in the videos. Keepem' coming....😊 Happy New Year to you and yours!
What a charming young man!🤦♀️ Tell me Ron, how an Earth you remember all this people’s name and towns???
The train is just a fantastic frame at the end…
I just love history
Another great show, Ron, thanks!
Thanks for sharing this never heard of him but I know do. He's a real s o b.
Another great video Ron,, Thank You 🌞
Hi Ron 😊 Interesting story ..keep safe ..sending love to you and Family x ❤ UK
Couldn't wait to watch this, had to miss Sunday because of work 😢. ❤❤❤❤
Hi.! Ron, have a Wonderful "SUNDAY" to you & to your family.! Take care of your self while you are traveling in a different state.! Fr. North Hollywood, Califoenia.!😊
Another great story Ron stay safe xx
I loved this story Ron !- And please be careful in Jackson, Mississippi !.- Watchout, - BE alert of your surroundings !.- We Love You Ron !.
The above ground (vault) in the south are called false cript
Hi Ron. Thank you. I love old West history
Take care of yourself Ron ❤️💝💋
Love Jefferson, TX - lived in Longview for 25 years and loved to drive up to Jefferson - was wild and wooley back in the day
The nickname Dummy in those days indicated the person was deaf.
not today tho.
Thanks for the stories nice good stories bless you ❤❤❤
Hi sweetie! You are looking great! Good to have you back.
Where have you been man i thought i lost you. Could not any of your videos. Happy tosee you back.😊
I’ve been on vacation for a little bit.
Jefferson tx the train is on schedule every hr on the hour, I have family there and that train keeps you awake if you stay close by every hour. as always Ron Great story.
Thank you for the post! ✌🏼😊
Hi Ron. Thanks for the great story. He was a real snake! ❤
Thank you so much. Fantastic history.
Thanks for sharing ron...
Thank you for sharing your video.
Great story Ron and he was a mean man and was in the army 🪖🥾🥾....wow.. what a story.... ty Ron......❤ Mary
What a fascinating graveyard. I would be petrified to go there alone.
My daddy's family lived in Jackson, MS. They were from Stonewall, MS.
I hear the train is coming. Thank you for sharing from Marie in Northern British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
Very nice historical grave yard it's look very well kept there's alot of these graveyards here in New Mexico I'm glad there are people who recognize them as important to our history ❤
Every time I hear HEY GANG it warms my wittle heart.
Thanks ron for the past so much you learn
Great story thanks ron
Thank you for an amazing story - a truly disgusting person. What a lovely cemetry, and the iron work - WOW. Kudos to the ground keepers.
Love u ron❤❤❤ great video!
Ron he looks like a mean one can't wait to watch it tonight ❤❤❤
You don't find that many legible outdoor gravestones pre-1800 here in the UK either.