We are a family who just loves The Waltons TV show as much as you do. We even call one of our sons, "JonBoy". In fact, this video is about the time that our son met Richard Thomas, "John Boy Walton." You might come visit "Waltons Mountain" with us in these other videos, as well. ru-vid.com/group/PLWtTIIsjgPo0Dv1Vmm2UgCb_Om6J3osP8 Thanks for visiting. We are glad you are here. ❤katie
That was so very nice of Richard Thomas , I fully agree with your statement about him . He is a genuine, humble person and no one will ever take John boy from him . We were Bless to have all those actors to come together at the right time . I wish America was like that again. Family ,Morals ,and God .
Linda Moses hello friend, I absolutely agree with you. Our own children have grown up with DVDs of the Waltons and little House on the Prairie and Andy Griffith show. Our youngest children don’t even know what’s on popular modern television because we so enjoy the old shows. 😃😉Thanks for watching our video today.👍🏽♥️katie
Ana Renteria our daughter, little Miss homemaker, is watching the when calls the heart series right now. I haven’t taken time to sit down and watch it but I’m told that I should.😊♥️
I loved watching the Waltons and still watch the show 5 days a week, every week. I am almost 68 years old and enjoy the Waltons as much as I did when I was a little girl.
Being a native Virginian the Waltons are one of my all time favorite programs, I just purchased the entire DVD set and watch everyday, The Waltons along with Little House On The Prairie, TV will never be this great again.
@@HeritageWaysKatie Its my pleasure, Welcome to Virginia and I hope you enjoy it here, It's a beautiful state especially the Blue Ridge Mountains and along the 81 corridor, Skyline drive etc. You have a great channel to which ive liked and subscribed. Thank you. 👍
Aw, thanks so much. We have been visiting VA in long jaunts for the past 20 years😍 We adore the parkway and have been on 81 so often. I love Woodstock and all the towns along that highway. We have spent several weeks in Roanoke and RVA-many friends there. A friend of the Hamners is a friend of mine. Just heard of Audrey Hamner’s passing😌 We also love visiting the Manassas area. So beautiful. Just have never been on east coast of VA. We are more mountain-lovers. 😊
@@HeritageWaysKatie You're very welcome, Woodstock is a nice town indeed, I'm working in nearby Winchester and my company is based in Manassas, I live in the Culpeper area, If you can try to avoid Northern Virginia, Arlington, Alexandria, Falls Church Annandale etc., Traffic traffic traffic!!, The mountains most definitely is where it's at lol. 👍
Very touching! So wonderful to see Richard Thomas participating in this. He has every right to be proud of being part of an American Institution because that's what the Waltons is!
What a great video! I had the pleasure of being seated next to Richard Thomas on a flight from Peoria, Illinois to Denver, Colorado, back in the late-80s - he had been in P-town doing a talk at Bradley University. He was very kind and we had a very nice flight, chatting to pass the time.
What a sweet story. Thank you for sharing your special day! One day in 1983 in Los Angeles, my mother and I had a date to go shopping but I had to back out before our trip. Wouldn’t you know that my mother met Richard Thomas in the elevator of a department store? Mom said he was a doll and couldn’t have been nicer. Needless to say that was the last shopping trip I missed! 😂
janfromseattle oh wow! What a story! LOL I don’t blame you for never missing another shopping trip again. 😃Did you ever run into anyone famous after that?
I love the waltons......especially on a cold day......a pot roast in the oven and good old John boy on tv.......best day ever thank you for sharing your video.
Heritage Way, Thanks so much for responding to my comments in Richard and and The Walton's TV Show. Do they still have any Walton's Get togethers you may text me here if you hear of anymore get togethers of The Walton's. Thank you so much. Sincerely, Barbara Patterson, a Richard Thomas/ Walton's TV Show Fan.
Barbara Patterson Hello, I am just now seeing this comment...didn’t receive a notification. My apologies. I do believe they have reunions each fall. Have you seen our three other videos regarding the Waltons? They might be interesting for you. Also, a link to the Hamner Home and John and Olivia’s Bed and Breakfast is included in those other three videos’ description boxes. ♥️katie
I love the Waltons and the memory when God was the center of their lives, the morals and good character it displayed. If there is another film or series by Hammer I would love to see them.
Inside Kate's Kitchen my son Jonboy and I were very blessed to have the privilege of meeting him. Mr. Thomas is a very kind and considerate man. 👍🏽♥️kt
The Waltons was and sill is [reruns] the best show on t.v. ever The cast was super together Earl Hamner and the others pick the right person to play there roles Richard Thomas was the right person for Earl Hamner
I used to watch this every morning at the fire station while working. I went up to Waltons Mountain once but didn't know the house was open for tours. Thanks for showing this!
Glad you enjoyed it! To my knowledge the Hamner House has only been open in very recent years. We were there in about 2017 when it was for sale and then, I believe, it was opened for public in 2018. Thanks for watching!
Used to see him shopping in the neighborhood store in Hollywood in '94. He was as relevant in the early 70's as John Denver,Karen Carpenter, and all the other pop culture references of the day.Waltons was The best family value show then.So Great (had a big crush on Elizabeth) Richard made that show till 76. Wish I said hello when I saw him.
What a fun memory to have of seeing him in the grocery! I would have been shy and don't know if I would have spoken. Those folks usually like to travel/shop incognito, don't they? We are in the Nashville area. Once, late at night around 11pm, I saw Wynona Judd at the grocery store wearing a thick fur coat and sunglasses. I think she misunderstood incognito. LOL Thanks for sharing this memory and watching our video. We do have three more Waltons video on our channel. Hope you enjoy. 😃katie
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful memories.beautiful day.and your son being named Jon boy also.my husband took us here in 2002 we had a magical time.unfortunately we didn’t-get to meet Richard Thomas/wife but it was amazing.so glad you got to meet him.perfect. Were fans until the end.great photos. Uk 🇬🇧 Country gal.💖
Wow, what a blessing that you are able to travel and tour outside of your country. 👍🏽❤️ Yes, this show is such a wholesome one to watch for many years on repeat. Thanks for watching and commenting. Katie
I live in Virginia. In the southern part near Lake Gaston & Buggs Island Lake. About 6 or 7 years ago I was coming home from Charlottesville when I took a wrong turn and soon realized I was lost. When I saw State Rt6 I knew it would take me to State Rt15 and from there I could get home. Anyway quite by accident I drove through Schuyler, VA not knowing at the time that it was Earl Hamner's home town. Imagine my surprise when I passed a sign that pointed the way to Walton's Mountain. Unfortunately it was late and I didn't have time to stop. But I still hope to visit one day. My wife and I thoroughly enjoy watching The Walton's reruns.
I did not watch many cartoons when I was little. My sister and I preferred to watch the old black and white classics and then of course The Waltons came on and that was Always a must watch. So Very Grateful!!❤
What an amazing trip, not just for you two, but more for your John Boy. I'm now in my late 60`s and I still can't wait to watch The Waltons everyday when it comes on our local channel
Wow, got to meet the actor who played one of the most iconic TV characters in American history. I'm sure a day you guys will never forget. I love The Walton's. Thanks for the video.
Back when tv was still good compared to the junk they have on now...they taught values even with controversy, there were still morals and a lesson to be learned. I believe our country might be a lot different today if parents taught respect and morals today, as they used to .... I was a kid in the 60s and it was taught at home in school and even by my grandparents. ... had I talk to my parents the way some of these kids do today..oh my ..my bottom would be soar for sure. Instead plop them down in front of a video game and then wonder why they are the way they are. ( ok I'll get off my rant .. sorry folks ) Thanks for sharing what looked like a great 1 in a life time trip.
You know what?? I completely agree with you! We have raised our six children as you and I were raised. My husband says, "you get what you expect and we expect respect." Thanks so very much for watching and I hope you will enjoy our other three Waltons related videos. Here is one of them... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3-yt-Aoat-k.html By the way, we love Franklin. One of my favorite handmade coffee mugs came from there. We visited there often when we would make our annual trip to Highlands. Thanks again for watching. 😃katie
Looks so nice. A Peaceful Relaxing Nice Professional Video. Awesome.. I love the Waltons show. Watch it almost Daily. No Jonboy is such a Great Actor. I'm so glad you got to meet him. I hope to go there too one day. ( my aunt lived in Murfressboro, I was born in Lebanon, tn, Yrs ago).
cindy westlake So awesome! Is it Marshfield or Mansfield? I know he and some others were going to be at the Waltons and Little House on the Prairie meet up in Missouri sometime this spring.👍🏽♥️kt
Tom Finland hello and thank you so much for watching and commenting. We really enjoyed meeting Mr. Thomas and he, in turn, was quite amused that we call our son Jonboy. We had two occasions to converse with Mr. Thomas that day and after meeting us the first time he remembered our names the second time we met with him.👍🏽♥️katie
When my husband and I were at Appomattox Courthouse doing a re-enactment of the surrender, my daughter and I took the time to visit there. I had love the simplicity of “The Walton’s” and had such wonderful memories of our family back in the 60s . We also said good night to each person. Thank you for this wonderful trip back in time. Good night John Boy.👱🏻♂️👩🏻🦰👨🏻🦳👵🏻👱🏻♂️👨👨🦱🧑🏼👩🏼👩🏼🦱👧🏻🐶🐮
Oh, I am so happy that you enjoyed this video and that you took time to comment. We visited Appomattox last fall and I will have a video coming out this summer on one of my Field Trip Fridays. Virginia is so full of amazing history. We have friends in WV who are re-enactors and we try to visit this events when we are able. Thank-you, again, for sharing a bit of your heritage with us here. Blessings, Katie
Heritage Ways Your welcome and I look forward to seeing more . I see that this was posted a year ago . I didn’t think anyone would respond. If you have children look for the book “Silent Witness “. Lula the doll is there at the museum in Appomattox.A heartwarming story. And true.Our civil war unit is the 119th New York volunteers on Long Island . Thank you again
@@fritziepisarski8681 Yes, indeed, our children and we parents learned about Silent Witness last fall when we visited. It was so heartening to learn of her return to her home. 💜
So exciting!! We are big Waltons fans here at our house! Thanks for sharing your trip. I would love to go there, but chances are slim. Finances just don't allow us to travel very far from home. LOVE THAT KITCHEN! I would be happy with a kitchen like that!
It's been a while since my wife and I have been to Walton's Mt. When make our Mayberry trip coming from the Adirondacks we always stop in Skyler on our way to Mt. Airy not far out of our way, beautiful scenery and far better then getting pushed down the super slab 80 MPH the museum was all volunteer help in putting it together.
That is very interesting! Sometime in the 70s, I think around 78 (?) my parents took us kids to that area. That is before it was a tourist place and when Mrs. Hamner still lived there but we didn't know which house, etc. I recall going to a post office (Rockfish??) and my mama asking the postmaster about the Hamners. In walked a lady and the postmaster said, "There is the kids' teacher now." Wonder if she was your great aunt?? 😃
She was one of their teachers, Earl Hamner's included. My aunt is actually in a number of the school house photos that are in the museum. A number of the old timers have mentioned that she was their teacher. I pass through every couple of years and occasionally stop at my grandfather's childhood house (which has passed out of our family's hands) where we still have a family cemetery and perpetual permission to visit it. The house is down along the Rockfish River. As kids we used to hunt all along there with my dad and grandfather since my Aunt Dorothy still owned the place and half the neighbors were related in some way to us. My aunt passed about 20 years ago in Charlottesville.
@@loubausone4093 very interesting! Just curious, is your family cemetery next to an old red barn and across the road from the river? If so, we have been there.
@@HeritageWaysKatie It isn't easily identifiable and especially not near the road. Back up in the woods and the headstones are little more than the size of a brick, but they are headstones. As you come out of Schuyler along rt 617, the river is on the right and my grandfather's house is on the left (I think 5698 Rockfish River Road on Google Maps). Ivy Creek runs along the property.
I know this family grew up in a depression and war era but I find myself wishing that I could have lived in the same time. People and times were simpler and purer.
I have to completely agree with you! 😉Thanks for watching and I hope can enjoy our other three Waltons videos. 😃💜ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3-yt-Aoat-k.html
Thank you for sharing! I'm a California native, but have been all through that area of Virginia. I've never met Richard Thomas, nor been on that tour, but you got some great footage and what a gorgeous day it was too! I grew up watching re-runs of The Waltons. Great show! They just don't make them like they used to. God bless you! 🙏🏻
Hello and thanks for joining us on Waltons Mountain. Indeed, that area of the country is very beautiful and you are correct in saying that they don’t make shows like they used to. I hope you’ll tune in to this channel because I’m working on more Waltons videos to be released very soon. We’ve enjoyed visiting that area again this month and met more actors. 😊
I love you John boy I love the Waltons I love that time. God how I wish it was like that today. Thank you for the beautiful memories I will never tire of the show the Waltons! God bless you and your family all the long prosperous days of your lives!
How kind of you and amen to what you said! Indeed! Life seemed so much slower and simpler then, didn't it? I know they worked hard but surely life was not as chaotic as we have made it nowadays. Thanks for watching. ❤️katie
Oho ooo wow thank you so much for sharing this beautiful Waltons, amazing still watch this show every day here in NB. Canada 🇨🇦, great name also Jonboy, awesome great family to, God Bless U all! 🌹💜💞💜🙏💜💞👍👍👍2022
Same with me/us! We are so grateful for such wholesome entertainment still on reruns and DVDs. Thanks for watching our video. We hope you enjoy our three other Waltons videos. 😃katie
I Love the Walton’s & even though I’ve seen every episode more than I could tell you. It never gets old. I watch them every night and throughout the day when I get a chance. So glad there’s reruns of this fantastic show. Absolutely Love it! Thanks so much for sharing, wish I could go there and visit this beautiful place. ♥️😊
Hello fellow Waltons fan!💜 Glad to hear you love this wonderful show as much as we do! I have even given names of my two sourdough starters, John and Olivia. 😂 You might enjoy our other Waltons videos. 😃👍🏽 ru-vid.com/group/PLWtTIIsjgPo0Dv1Vmm2UgCb_Om6J3osP8
@Heritage Ways, Aww Thank you so much for replying to me! 😃 Yes I Loved it & watching the Walton’s no matter how many times I’ve seen the shows. Thanks so much for sharing this link to which I’m sure is some great Walton stuff I’ll Love to watch. ❤️ God Bless you & stay safe 🙏🏻
I still watch at noon on MeTV (eastern) I thinlk Elizabeth was the real beauty of the bunch and Jason the most talented!! John-boy was a wiz with the pen, Erin-- the brains, Ben, the business man,. Mary Ellen the compassionate one,and JimBob , the one I would trust with anything mechanical!!! What a family!! They could be my neighbor anytime!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
nike girl thank you so much for watching and commenting. Perhaps one day you would be able to go there? You might check into becoming a “friend of the Waltons“. This get you an entrance into the museum as well as a newsletter. 👍🏽♥️katie
@@HeritageWaysKatie That would be wonderful but money is tight for traveling.. I would love to receive a news letter so I will look into that.. Thank you so much for your reply and I hope you have a beautiful day.
I watch The Homecoming 5 or 6 times during the Christmad season,and I dont care. The Homecoming was a start to something very special.This beloved show is a true gem.
@@katyluby8735 I hear you, I watch it sometimes during the year also, but a lot during Christmas. If I could only watch one Christmas show this would be it.
I loved the Walton's! Your trip looks amazing. Johnboy was my favorite Character but at 11 years old when watching the show, I would never tell anyone that. At 52 now I can say so lol. You know I wanted to see Richard Thomas in more movies. I thought even as a kid what a great Luke Skywalker he would have been. He indeed should be very proud of the Walton's if it is to become his life's shining moment. What a great Moment.
I'm telling you, meeting him was a real pleasure because he seems like the real deal. He was so genuine, kind and generous with his time and attention. I am very happy you found our video and we can share a common interest in such a great TV series. 👍🏽
The Good Ole Days and the Waltons is a pleasure to watch and to meet Mr Mrr's Richard Thomas and there benevolence and really do keep do the power of the Waltons and the actors one and alive and I still watch it today 2019 and will continue until I am called.....
When the Waltons first aired, I was a teenager, too cool to watch the show. Now that I am a senior citizen, I watch nearly every day. Thank God for the Waltons.
Wow watch all episodes everyday.johnboy especially inspired me all whole walton family wish ralph was still with us and grandma ,grandpa priceless soul united than even things that were divided at the tyme.W altons is what family is priceless chills while i type thiz.powerful powerful humbled grateful😥😥💛🌟🌟🌟🌟💛new subscriber
Hello fellow Waltons fan!😃 I feel the same as you do. I love to especially watch Waltons when I feel down and out. I love it too! We have a Waltons playlist you might enjoy. Welcome to Heritage Ways. 😃❤️
I was always a fan of the Waltons. Some, maybe many, don't even realize why that show did so well. It was because the cast became a family. Other than being given scripts to follow, much of what they did was truly from themselves. Another thing some people may not know is that Ellen Corby's return to the show after her stroke was at her request. I will say that it was real smart of the studio to do it. Michael Learned was talking about this in one of her interviews. It must have been amazing for all those kids to grow up on the show with so many beautiful people around them. Those of you who saw the first and second episodes of the 7th season of the show, I think was in places very real and raw as these were the real feelings of the cast. Some people may also not know that Will Geer was an activist and was together with people like Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger. He did much in the 50's and 60's for causes like the farm workers, and more.
What a nice little video to stumble upon. I’ve never been to this place, but I was a childhood friend of David Harper (Jim Bob Walton) in our hometown of Abilene, Texas. His parents and my father went to high school together and remained friends for many years. David often came “home” to Abilene to visit when he was on haitus from filming, and I went out to California one summer to visit them. I got to spend time on the set and got to hang out with and get autographs from all of the Waltons cast - except Richard Thomas, who refused to meet visitors or give autographs at the time. This was in the early-mid ‘70s, and he has talked about being somewhat “arrogant” back then, which was my experience of him. But everyone grows and changes over time, and it was very nice to see him being so gracious toward his fans in your video. It really warmed my heart. I hope to visit Earl Hamner’s hometown one of these days. One of the episodes I saw being filmed was the one in which the preacher (John Ritter) got married. I adored John Ritter - I was just a kid at the time, and John was just a big kid himself. He introduced me to Paul McCartney’s music (after the Beatles), and I’m still a big fan. Those are special memories. 😊
kellydiver Hello fellow Waltons fan and thank you so much for watching our video. It was fun to take our son, Jonboy to meet Richard Thomas “John boy”. How exciting to hear you reminisce about growing up in Abilene as a childhood friend of David Harper‘s. That must’ve been exciting to know a movie star.😃. I’m also fascinated because our family just returned a month ago from a 10 week stay in Texas. We were finishing up an 18 month stent of traveling around the nation to find ways to serve and encourage folks and meet our social media friends. We actually stayed in Abilene for a week. 💙We truly enjoyed the people of Texas. That’s a very special state and it pulled at our heartstrings to have to leave. I would love to set your mind at ease that Richard Thomas was indeed the complete gentleman and so very gracious with his time and his words. Like you said, people change and I’m so glad that it appears he did. His wife was equally as friendly and kind. This is one of our earlier videos and I was a bit shy about making this particular one. I hope that you will enjoy the others we have about the Waltons, including meeting some of the other cast members. Sadly, we didn’t get to meet David Harper. I was told by the owner of the Hamner home that he can be a little shy. You could probably speak to that better than others can. Again, thank you so much for sharing with me and reminiscing. I truly enjoyed Reading this comment.♥️katie
Heritage Ways It’s a small world! Glad you enjoyed my home state. Yes, David is shy - he never enjoyed being a celebrity. Even when he was a kid, he would grow his hair long when he was on hiatus in hopes that people wouldn’t recognize him. He had a couple of early encounters with fans that frightened him, and he is also shy by nature - but very sweet and kind. I will subscribe to your channel and look at your other videos. All of the Waltons cast members were (and are) truly wonderful people, and their fondness for each other shines through in the show. Take care.
A little girl in my class told me she was John Boy's niece. I didn't believe her until she said she got lost in his house. She gave me an autographed picture of John Boy.
Lovely video. Thank you for sharing. We need more shows like Waltons. I enjoyed every episode and watched many times. We visited Schuyler before they turned the school into museum. Maybe it’s time for another visit.
Growing up watching the Waltons and all the other wholesome shows helps me realize just how important i really am today to my grandchildren. They are in a messed up world not realizing, truly, just how much grandmas farm is the place to be. They love coming here....my daughter prefers not to make the 4 mile trip out of town as much as she should 😢.
@@HeritageWaysKatie thank you. I appreciate that. I do my best and try hard to teach them that there's sooo much this world has to offer that has nothing to do with the crazy that's on TV and SM.
I love going to Hammer homestead, there was the cutest small home for sale just up the hill, I almost let's buy it , and get rid of everything else....It was a small 3 bedroom...
I was there years ago woth my husband who died since we had a great time getting lost but we did ok to. We had my picture to with Jason and his tv wife turned out great. They were really nice to do that.I wish I could go there again but have no one to go with when you first get there you hear the Waltons theme then I got all excited. Goosepumps took alot of pics to.John Boy was not there he my favorite. The others are to I wish they were my family to.
So thankful you enjoyed this visit to the mountain. I am thankful that you were able to go there, as well. Perhaps you would enjoy our other three Waltons videos. Blessings, ❤️Katie
I visited the museum and home four years ago while on business and doing genealogy research in nearby Elkton for Shiflet ancestors. What an awesome take highly recommended. A chance to slow down and take some time. What a beautiful location to grow up.
Kevin M Yes indeed, this area is so beautiful to visit. We go back to the Blue Ridge time and time again although we’ve never lived there. Our hearts are in the Blue Ridge for some reason and we feel like we may find ourselves living there in the near future. Speaking of genealogy, I have a video called “homesteading heritage“ where I learned that some of my ancestors are actually from the Appalachian areas of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Maybe it’s in my blood after all. Have a great day, friend 👍🏽♥️katie
Gary KlunkervilleTown thank you so much for watching and commenting. This was actually one of our first videos and we’re so pleased that it resonates with so many folks in a positive way.👍🏽♥️katie
I was in seminary in Lynchburg, VA the day it opened. Most of the actors and the children, now adults they played on the program. Cora Beth and Ike where there as well as one or both? of the Baldwin ladies. It is worth the trip along the Rockfish river.
The Walton mountain's was my favorite TV show Jon boy the most handsome boyish face still he's handsome I love the show still watching ❤ The Walton Little house The big valley Bznanza the best of America TV family show ❤💛💚💜💙👍👌✌😘😘😘😘😘
Yasmine Nazarine those television shows you named are some classics and wonderful material that I don’t mind my children watching over and over! I love that some of that stuff still comes on old television stations like TV land or meTV. It’s too bad that now days we have to seek out good material for our children and ourselves to watch but I’m glad it’s there in the form of reruns and DVDs 👍🏽♥️kt
I grow up with the waltons show. And also grow up the same way. With my great grandmother and my grandpa and my two uncle,s. It brings me good time,s and we were poor. We were rised in the ranch , but we work together. We also tell eachother good night . My parents used too tell us okay time to go too sleep. Good night.
Hello Teresa, I’m glad that this video brought back some great memories for you. It sounds like you had a very sweet and “rich“ childhood and for that I’m sure you are grateful. God bless you👍🏽♥️katie
Interesting. My mother's parents grew up in Bedford just down the road. Two of three farms are still there in pieces. The other a subdivision. Before she died, she wanted me to help her go back and visit the area. Funny, we with the daughter of the owner of one of the farms, with history going back to the civil war, who turns out to be a real life relative. The old white house is still there next to Smith Mountain Lake where my great great grandfather owned many acres. They lived through the civil war. It wasn't until recently that I came to realize that the Walton's were based upon the same area of Va and only a few miles away. Our family is also connected to the family with Booker T Washington. Another place to go visit.
Looks like a great trip. We are Walton fans. Makes you wish for simpler times. Have you ever visited Ivy Green-- the home of Helen Keller? It's a pretty place and full of history. She is someone I would have loved to meet and be around. She was such a determined woman.
Richard Thomas is my very favorite Actor of all time. He is so good looking and he seems so nice, always happy and upbeat. I would really like the chance to get to meet him. Sincerely, a Richard Thomas/ Walton's TV Show Fan Barbara Patterson.
Hello fellow Waltons fan🤩 Yes ma'am, we were surely blessed to meet him. I was pleasantly surprised at how he took time with each fan, smiling and conversing as if each one was a star themselves. I walked away from talking with him feeling so very happy and joyful. That says a lot about his character, I think. Plus, he got a kick out of the fact that we call our son 'Jonboy' in real life. 😃 Thanks for watching. I actually have another Waltons related video coming out in a couple of weeks on one of our Field Trip Fridays. I hope you enjoy it. 💜kt
Shirley Cole Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, this is just a reproduction that they have set up in the museum. It was still nice to be in the reproduced rooms although it wasn’t where they filmed. What a great show that was! 😃👍🏽♥️katie
Great video! Nice to Richard Thomas embracing his role as John Boy Walton. I'm 33 and I grew up watching reruns of The Walton's with my Great Grandma. She was born in 1916 and was a teenager during the Great Depression herself. I still enjoy watching The Waltons and reminiscing about that wonderful old woman and the happy times we spent together throughout my childhood--God rest her soul. I have introduced my wife to the show and we've been going through the entire series together. She too fell in love with the program so much that we have planned a trip for next month (Oct. 2018) to Schuyler for a weekend so as we can visit the museum and the Hamner house. I can't begin to say how excited I am for our trip.
This sounds so awesome! Good for ya'll! I know you will have a GREAT time--exactly a year after this video was made. You might consider getting the museum membership, Friends of the Waltons. This gets you a newsletter, discounts at the museum and other benefits (can't recall details). Have a super trip! Fall in VA is gorgeous, my friend❤️ Thanks for watching this video.
Thank you for uploading this well-produced video. I bought a ticket for this event but couldn't make it because my mother fell ill and was hospitalized (better now, thank goodness). I'm glad I can see what it would have been like had I gone. Maybe one day I will finally make the trip to Schuyler.
That is such a good thing to hear about celebrities. I wrote on our website about meeting Dolly Parton and Brett Favre. Both were very very kind. I do hope you have the opportunity to meet Mr. Thomas one day. 👍🏽♥️kt
