Bonanza, John Wayne & Lone Ranger Meet at Iverson Movie Ranch

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Jeff & Sarah will show you some of the precise filming locations at the Iverson Movie Ranch in Chatsworth, Calif., where scenes were shot for Bonanza, Gunsmoke, the Lone Ranger and a number classic Hollywood films. Sarah will stand on the same ledge where "The Grapes of Wrath" was filmed and Jeff will play Ronald Reagan in a scene from "Tennessee's Partner."
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@THEWRENCH343 3 года назад

Always enjoy your content, but this one literally "hit home." I grew up in Chatsworth, and as a child, played in and around all of these rocks. I remember the filming, and the modifications the film crews would make, i.e. adding paper mache to the rocks to create a cave or tunnel. A little north and east was where they filmed "My Friend Flika" and "Fury" (the horse series) Hogan's heroes prison camp was constructed nearby as well. Little House on The Prairie was shot just west in Simi Valley. I used to rent horses from Mr. Spahn and had a run in with the Manson gang! Corriganville was a favorite place to visit. Great work Jeff and Sarah. The editing, overlays, and clips were amazing. Thank you for all of your hard work and research!

@maryannallen9885 7 месяцев назад

I wished you had said how old you are, we moved to Chatsworth when I was 15 in the summer of 69.

@y077er 3 года назад

This has got to be my favorite History Hunters episode yet, thank you Jeff & Sarah.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Wow that’s an honor to hear!

@ralphpatrick3071 3 года назад

Jeff, you were like a kid in a candy store..so excited! And Sarah was like a kid who cut school..climbing rocks! Super interesting Hollywood history. Thank you!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

Very accurate Ralph 😁

@gc4644 3 года назад

Well done! Loved that you aligned the actual film scenes with the exact location!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Thanks a lot, Guy! I may have been off a bit from where the cameras were but I was generally very close to what you see in the movie/TV scenes! Those rocks are very distinctive looking!

@billmccabe6188 3 года назад

I agree. They did a nice lob.

@dennydeckerful 3 года назад

@@jbenziggy Nice editing.

@justmythought1586 3 года назад

@@jbenziggy Well done.

@jackwatsonepic626 2 года назад

I love these sort of videos I find them fascinating

@dwightminnich2722 3 года назад

A beautiful location. I love old west Hollywood history. What a shame with the condos, but what is still left should be saved. Thanks Jeff and Sarah.

@briansearles4473 3 года назад

I agree, would like to see the condos removed. This site needs to be preserved.

@ednagreen62 3 года назад

So nice to take a step back in time and get the visual of the old Westerns. Thank you for this wonderful tour!

@mitch5077 3 года назад

Jeff you sure did your homework on this one, great line up shots, drone coverage is beautiful.

@Slick2462 3 года назад

I do believe that this one has about everything? Movie sets, lizards, squirrels, mountains, rocks and rock climbing, condos, highways, cowboys, Indians, future presidents, cactus, horses and movie stars. Also a lady posing a top a rock, caves, ravines and so much more. Kudos to you both! Thanks for sharing👍😊

@skimmer8774 3 года назад

That bathtub rock is so unique. Kudos to you for finding it.

@ErikJenks 3 года назад

What a neat spot - easily one of movie history’s best! Just imagine owning one of those condos today, watching these film and TV greats on your TV, filmed right in your backyard, and gazing out at the same view through your window!

@michaeltwomey4800 2 года назад

That sounds just peachy if you can spend a few million to desecrate such a place that has so much history for the privilege of looking at rocks that they haven't a clue about. What's left needs to be made a state park with signs that explain what we learned in this video and more. Nowadays it wouldn't be too hard for a wiz kid to make a ph app that shares clips like these that puts anyone in that film when they stand on the mark. Chattsworth failed big time on this one, who did the developers have to grease to build condos right there when there are places a mile or two away that are just as nice but not so famous and historical. I'll bet a dollar to a dime that the SOBs used the "live on a famous movie location" as part of the sales pitch. I'm a 62 yr old that is mellow and carefree but this really rubs me raw, many yrs ago I lived in the valley and also in Simi, I was young and rode past this on an M/C W/O a clue fills me with some kind of unfulfilled passion and regret that I didn't comprehend in those days of my youth. The local politicians and the developers that did this for a buck have a special place in hell, where the stagecoach runs them down every day and even the Joads tell them to kick rocks. I hope that they will be stuck in perilous cowboy situations day and night and every time one of our classic movie heroes rides to the rescue they just rear up the horse and shout "see ya at the condo b***h". This is almost as bad as letting billionaire pimps and movie stars build condos all around the HOLLYWOOD sign in the future as another status symbol that can be bought. This simple video opened my eyes to the history of this place, I live in Wisconsin now but if I was there I would agitate those condo snobs "in a legal way" to the best of my ability. These same condo punks would also take over "Train Town" in Griffith Park or "Oliveria Steet" DT for a cheap buck... Sorry for the rant but these condos are so unacceptable where they were built, if I was 40 yrs younger I'd do something like hold up signs and make a scene and get on the 3 networks Of course, I'd never even think of this but what if someone tossed a few Jax-style pointy things on the road accidentally and caused $300 tires to spring a leak... Don't 86 me for being too honest YT...

@rhondaz356 3 года назад

This was so so cool. Thanks, Jeff and Sarah, for interweaving all of those tidbits from the past into the video. There's a lot of movie history there... but, you can't stop progress, condos. I wonder if Westerns will ever come back.🤠📽🎬💰🐎

@faapilot 3 года назад

Good morning Jeff! Another great history lesson. I always look forward to Sunday morning knowing another one of your videos is coming. Thanks for taking us along. Take care .

@LazyBushcrafters 3 года назад

When I grow up, I wanted to be like History Hunters!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Ha ha ha! Thanks! How old are you if you don't mind me asking?

@LazyBushcrafters 3 года назад

@@jbenziggy haha, I’m 37 but your video work and knowledge of history is astronomically beyond mine! Thank you for providing me and the world with such great content, especially last year during all the madness.

@janeymoe5423 3 года назад

Sarah you are not fat and are a great role model for women! Keep on exploring, beautiful, strong , woman!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

Thank you Janey! You are very kind. I'll keep exploring. 😊

@t18amgr 3 года назад

Shes gorgeous and funny.

@michaelmeyers4917 3 года назад

So sad to see the intrsion of the condos. I can remember the area before the freeway or any houses. The Santa Susana Pass was the main road. There. were quite a few movie ranches. There really was a community in a sense that used each other's ranches to make film. Jeff your right, a lot of film was shot out there !

@sharksport01 3 года назад

imagine if they made the condos look like an old western town, I'd live in the saloon!

@jspringe7 2 года назад

An excellent tour of Hollywood history, thanks for sharing this. And I must say Sarah is the most patient person I’ve ever seen!

@geminicancer1163 3 года назад

Jeff and Sarah, you out did your self with this one. Love seeing all the locations and history.

@Kevinscleaningtips 3 года назад

Thank you Jeff and Sarah for sharing Iverson Ranch. In 1978 Mr. Kilmer, father of Val Kilmer, owned the upper Iverson Ranch. He planned to develop the area. I lived on the ranch as a ground keeper from 1978 to 1984. Mark Kilmer, Val Kilmer's brother, lived on the ranch. Val Kilmer would come to visit from time to time. As I remember, It was a beautiful area.

@WalkwithHistory 3 года назад

How cool!!!! Definitely on my list now to visit. Thank you for this!!!!! I love the way you have the TV clips with the real life locations.

@KU25746 3 года назад

I never knew about any of this. You're going to keep me busy writing down lists of places to visit! Such fascinating history and beautiful scenery.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Put on your hiking shoes! It's a fun one to explore! Thanks for watching, Kim!

@aseainfo 3 года назад

Sarah the daredevil always makes me nervous watching her climb huge rocks or walking along a cliffside. Great episode guys! Thank you!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

I'm actually very careful.

@richardsmith4187 2 года назад

Jeff as I always say, you really seem to outdo yourself with every new episode ! You and Sarah really get down and dirty running around all those rock formations. The research you do is amazing and knowing where to look and from what movie or TV show, it just blows me away. And again doing a split screen showing the actors in front of the rock formations is wonderful. Jeff you and Sarah are real treasures as you carve out all the facts and make it so entertaining its hard to stop watching from start to finish. Thank you again for all your hard work and research, you and Sarah are the best !!

@bcoldgoalie 3 года назад

This was fun watching this video! Overlaying old footage with current footage was cool. When I saw all those rocks,I thought of "Star Trek",one of my favorite TV shows. Nicely done you two!

@johnhalley974 3 года назад

Thankyou to Jeff and the lovely Sarah…😚

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

You are very welcome, John! We appreciate your enthusiasm!

@jerrymestas1231 3 года назад

So cool!!!! Bonanza was one of my favorite shows growing up. Excellent job on bringing this back to life. Awesome history👊🏻

@leegentry4926 2 года назад

Bonanza, one of my favorite westerns, I still watch it on you tube now

@lornahardin4563 3 года назад

Yep. I watched the Lone Ranger. Another great trip you took us on Jeff and Sarah, thank you again.

@suzanneochs1543 3 года назад

WOW !! Never knew about this place or it's history !! Hands down....this is my favorite episode thus far !! Going to watch it again !! Sarah....next time.... I will climb those rocks with you ! Thank you Jeff for another amazing History lesson ! Can't wait for the next one !

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Make sure you get some good hiking shoes or boots! Thanks so much for watching this one. I think it'll be among our favorite episodes, too!

@suzanneochs1543 3 года назад

@@jbenziggy .....I've got the boots !! Let's go ! ❤💋😀👍

@thesolidsnakealpha 3 года назад

So much fun going on here, so many historical movie and TV memories. Great to see you both again! Thanks Jeff and Sarah! God Bless🙏

@KoBrA5zero3 3 года назад

This was truly fantastic. I love seeing history about Buster Keaton and anything Ronald Reagan. Thank you Jeff and Sarah for all the great videos.

@jerrysullivan8424 3 года назад

For me, this has been one of my favorite programs that you all have done, If I ever run into some wealth, I will move there. That area is beautiful.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Wow, that is a great compliment! I guess it's all downhill from here now! LOL. We'll try to come up with some other good ones to keep in your good graces!

@jerrysullivan8424 3 года назад

@@jbenziggy :)

@ScratchGlass9 2 года назад

This was a fantastic trek !!! How great you matching up shots and scenes !! Met Mr. Clayton Moore in Encinitas in 85.. to see you standing there at the "rock " where Silver bucked up ... just incredible. Brought a tear to my eye. I'M 63. Thank you both for your time and fantastic, post taping add ons... Great fun this was. Cheers from Detroit.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it so much, Tony! I am sorry that I never got to meet Clayton Moore but he came to our county fair with his wife, who was younger and a native of Turlock, Calif. His picture appeared in the local paper the next day. If I had known he was there I surely would have broke my neck to get down there!

@leahreposa4599 3 года назад

The Lone Ranger Rock was cool to see! Kudos to Sarah for trekking up that rock, next time get her a go pro, I'll bet that view was incredible!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

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@cgg105 3 года назад

Great job of documenting these historical Western movie location spots! And thank you for not droning on about cultural appropriation.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@MightyMoeBanker 3 года назад

Jeffff! Man, you were just a couple miles from my house in Porter Ranch! Had I known, I would have stopped and say hello buddy! Love your videos, stay safe! 👋🏻🤩🍺🍺

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Thank you! I would have popped open a beer with you sitting among the ledge. Well, maybe not drinking on the ledge! he he he. Thanks so much for watching!

@starquant 2 года назад

Any kid who watched western films or TV shows has wandered through this place in their mind many many times. I even think a couple of earlier Sci-Fi shows may have been filmed here as well ( That rock looks very familiar, hmmm). I totally enjoyed watching this. Thank you.

@dmpk0906 3 года назад

I grew up in Chatsworth and along with my family and friends spent many hours happily climbing the rocks and hills at Stony Point or Chatsworth Park North or South. Almost every weekend the highlight was running around like a mountain goat with my Dad and brother. My father would take us hiking to get out of our Moms way while she cleaned the house. When she joined us, we would have a picnic down in the park after we tired ourselves out. We hiked the Stagecoach Trail and put pennies on the railroad track near the tunnel. Only later did I learn that Charles Manson and his gang ran around those very hills and that old movie Westerns were filmed in the same area. I camped there as a Girl Scout, partied there as a teen, had my senior and engagement photos taken there as well. I attended Church at Rocky Peak on Santa Susanna Pass from college and as a young wife and mother. So many great memories! This specific area is an integral part of of my personal history. Whenever I see those peaks and rocks in the early Westerns I immediately think of home. Thank you for highlighting the area. It was a great place to grow up near and to explore!

@Forested-pz9cp 3 года назад

Jeff, Your grasp and memory of movie/TV history and clips, and how to inter weave them into the story so many years after they were shot is incredible! So impressive ! Great presentation...as usual

@greggwatkinsjr.8298 3 года назад

🤠So many great Hollywood actors and movies in one spot! I really like the bathtub rock that Buster Keaton use, that was clever. I've never seen the film, but it sure reminds me of the Flintstone.

@raydash1424 3 года назад

Great job. Everywhere you turn there is connection to old tv and movie westerns

@oldguyBMX 3 года назад

Wow, that was amazing history! Thanks for the ride!

@regcook4087 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this one I love seeing the then and now shots brilliant.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Thanks Reg!

@chris51851 3 года назад

Saw a lot of it Porter Ranch also before they developed it even mountain bike the area but I never would have known or found those particular landmarks thanks for the tour

@FetchTheSled 3 года назад

Wow! Great work Jeff. Thanks for putting it all together. PS. Sarah makes me nervous when she climbs.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

You and me both! Thanks for watching!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

Don't be nervous. I'm careful 🙂

@renofredrenofred4913 3 года назад

Jeff & Sarah....That was a good bit of old Hollywood History. I would have thought that the "Character Rock" formations would have been out by Victorville not close to LA and Hollywood. Thanks for the trip. Have a good day.

@cameronmccreary4758 Год назад

Yes Jeff, I remember the Spahn movie ranch and the Manson family in fact here in Roseville there is a road called Spahn Ranch road; it is off the Old Auburn road. Thank you Jeff for showing us all the old movie locations.

@jbenziggy Год назад

Thank you for watching our video and for leaving the comment. Since you are in Roseville do you remember the Roseville train explosions of the 1970s?

@sside8 3 года назад

One of your best videos ever! I love how you lined up the TV show with the background. Tell Sarah she is just fine!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

I think she’s FINE too!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

Thanks 😊

@Cradley684 2 года назад

Thank's for the tour, remember a lot of that stuff back in the 50s & 60s , God Bless America , have a nice day , Brian UK !!!

@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043 3 года назад

Loved everything about this! Quite nostalgic. I grew up with almost all the great westerns. Love how you overlayed “then and now” effects to make history come alive for us. You and Sara take care and thanks again!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Yay, thank you!

@matrix30008 3 года назад

What a great episode thank you for taking the time and research to do this .

@stacymirba1433 3 года назад

That Buster Keaton bath tub scene and today was so fascinating. I wonder how many people sit at that patio a few feet below and have no idea that a "bath tub" is right above them and that a movie was shot there.

@fountainbiker 2 года назад

Loved this "History Hunters" Jeff & Sarah! I saw many of those old westerns, a big part of my childhood. Thank you!

@brucecrider2001 3 года назад

Thank you Jeff and Sarah this was great going to watch some of them shows

@AB-ye7bw 3 года назад

Thank you for taking me along ! I don’t know if I’ll ever get to go there in person, but this was the next best thing !

@JMVideos7676 3 года назад

Best line in this video: "You bring me to rocks and expect me not to climb them?" Best video clip was Silver popping that wheelie by that big rock. Thanks again.

@carlakort7848 3 года назад

Of all your videos, I think this is the best! Beautiful scenery and I like all the research you’ve done on movies and shows filmed here. Thank you Jeff and Sarah, I would love to visit here someday!

@Scribblescrabbly 3 года назад

I love having breakfast and watching your vids!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Nice! Thanks very much!

@bboomer1948 7 месяцев назад

A big thumbs up and thank you for this video. I am a child of the Fifties , TV and Movie Westerns. Good memories.

@jbenziggy 7 месяцев назад

I really enjoyed producing this video! Thanks!

@joelhurley2678 3 года назад

Jeff, thank you so much for another interesting video. I met Pernell Roberts in 2006 when I was living in Dearborn, Michigan. I was visiting at the Henry Ford Estate because I used to work there and I ran into mr. Roberts at the house looking at the dining room. He was a very very nice man and when I told him about my mother suffering from cancer I did not know that he had had cancer. So he asked for my address and he came to my house to visit my mother. Then he backed out because he was worried that my mother just being home for a day or two might not be able to handle him visiting. Needless to say my mom was disappointed, but he was just that kind of man. I told him that you w e r e like Adam Cartwright and that no one was that good of an actor of that he was playing I believe himself. He was a very nice man and I have very fond memories of him.

@tiekawaterman5547 2 года назад

Omg I loved the lone ranger by my time it was in reruns I am 57 yes old now

@SarahWRah Год назад

Me too. In the 1940s our family had permission from Mr Iverson to ride our horses into the ranch. Well schooled in movie set manners, we kids were welcomed on the sets of various movie and TV shows. In particular, we were regulars visiting the Lone Ranger and Cisco Kid sets. Duncan Renaldo (Cisco), Leo Carrillo (Pancho), Clayton Moore (Lone Ranger) and Jay Silverheels (Tonto) enjoyed hanging out with us. We even occasionally exchanged Christmas cards. My brother Carl was around 10-12. A trick riding trainer named Lew took Carl under his wing and allowed him to wrangle horses and even drive a stagecoach.

@tinamichel221 3 месяца назад

Hello Jeff, Thank you so much for those lovely memories. I am a Western fan and a Bonanza fan, too. My husband and I live in Montreal, Canda. We're scheduled to visit Los Angeles this year, and I was hoping to find ahead some interesting sights where some of the Western movies/tv series were filmed. Well, you've made my day!

@mikes3174 3 года назад

One of your best yet! Thanks for all the hard work!!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Wow, thanks! I liked it too!

@zackdaniels6858 2 месяца назад

Although this vid is a couple of years old, I absolutely LOVE this channel. I always try to keep up with new content, but am amazed at how many I have missed. Thank you Jeff, my go to channel. Cheers.

@ruthcummings588 Год назад

Always long time Lone Ranger fan....now when watching westerns i will be looking at specific terrain

@dugtipton 13 дней назад

Our local internet provider just added The Lone Ranger Channel, I'm enjoying the Channel more after watching your video on the film shooting sites, thanks!

@random22026 Год назад

Impeccable attention to detail, Jeff--unerring eye! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬

@philcox3671 3 года назад

That's a beautiful place glade to see Sarah was careful on them rock's, great video Jeff love the history..👍👍☺️☺️☺️

@philcox3671 3 года назад

Jeff and Sarah I hope I get the chance to come out to California and see a lot of these places you have shared with us and meet you two, you two are very wonderful folks with a great big heart ❤️❤️ ,,

@stevem5685 3 года назад

Excellent job Jeff. You certainly did your homework. The Keaton "bathtub" was way cool. Hard to imagine it was 100 years ago.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Thanks Steve! Yes we like finding things that are provable by photos!

@stevenblevins8113 3 года назад

You two are the best ! thanks for taking us along !

@CRJourney20 3 года назад

Great job with matching up all those movies. So much movie and TV history in that area.

@SharpLady53 3 года назад

Lived in the San Fernando Valley for 48 years... Lots of movie-making landmarks. Fun! 🌞

@webchuck1 3 года назад

Hello History Hunters, Thanks so much for sharing your fantastic video on these amazing actors and locations.

@keynotekid 2 года назад

Jeff, I salute all the work I know you put into these clips. I had gone to see the Lone Ranger Rock in 2016 and walking back to my car I saw the plaque about the Garden of the Gods across the street. I had no idea where I was but over the next few hours became amazed at what I had stumbled upon. Thanks for all the hard work you put into this tour.

@adrienroy9310 3 года назад

You guys always give me goals of places to visit. Gonna use this video when I go. Bitter sweet seeing these locations during an era in America far gone, can't stop the march of time friends. Great job as always.

@charlesnicol1867 3 года назад

Not far from sphan movie ranch?

@frankcasey7423 3 года назад

Wow! This was a really great job Jeff! I learned so much about so many famous older actors that I never knew much about before. And this was my first time seeing Burgess Meredith in another character form other than “Mick” from the “Rocky” movies. You also talked about Tom Minx and the only thing I remembered about him was that he attended Wyatt Earp’s funeral and cried. I didn’t know he died from a freak accident by getting hit in the head by his suitcase when he hit his brakes? That’s crazy! You really did a great job sharing a lot of really cool knowledge and history about these actors and events that took place in such a secluded, little area. It should definitely be preserved as a historical location with so much history. I really appreciate the way you do the inlays with the original movie clip and current location. You really get a good perspective of what it looked like then and now. Keep up the great work guy’s! And tell Sarah I have crazy respect for her climbing all those huge rock formations! Just be careful! Take care now and see ya on the next one! Frank from Philadelphia, PA. In day 2 of our heat wave!☀️😎

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

I'm always careful 🙂

@jackyandell2489 3 года назад

Thank you for the memories.....

@marydilley4455 3 месяца назад

Hi there Jeff and Sarah....we watched this episode again because it is one of our favorites. Gary and I both grew up in the area surrounding this movie park. We went up to see it again after watching it the first time. We plan to go again soon though after all the rain we've had here lately. I'm anxious to see how much greener it should be by now. I noticed in your clips of the color movies it was so much greener then. Hope it is again. Thanks again for your great shows!

@kathleenhorner9296 3 года назад

Wow! Love the before and after shots! I remember most of those productions, too. Excellent video editing to boot!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

That is a very much appreciated observation! I try hard to edit the best I can. It's been a period of self-education. When I started four years ago I didn't know a thing about video production! So for you to acknowledge is heartfelt, Kathleen!

@jmorgan5252 3 года назад

Hello Jeff and Sarah, wow another great video. Have to love Sarah's sense of humor Thank you History Hunters!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

Thank you very much ... and for your nice comments for Sarah! You are most welcome!

@royston8044 3 года назад

What a great vid, thank you Jeff & Sarah.

@gumshoe5365 3 года назад

What incredible research went into this series. Thank you for sharing!

@pepejuan2924 Год назад

The bathtub rock is pretty amazing, to think Buster Keaton sat in that very spot 100 years ago, thanks for posting 👍

@simonblackwell7906 3 года назад

Again you hit it out the park. Enjoy learning about film locations then and now👍👍👍 and as always Sara’s charms make the experience. Great work 😃

@williamclifford9757 3 года назад

Excellent show, the both of you work really hard to inform us on your journey! Stay safe and healthy!❤️

@NealRCoyle Год назад

I liked the tie in pictures where scenes were shot. I watch a lot of Westerns!

@rinaticson390 2 года назад

Awesome, I am from California and I am realizing how many places I have no idea about. Now I want to visit them when I visit.

@99supper 3 года назад

Jeff and Sarah, this was great! A lot of work and research, but you guys nailed it! Thanks! 👍🐴 🤠

@samphillips2181 3 года назад

Another must visit when these kiddos leave the nest. Or maybe we will drag them with us on our next time to LA. It took me back to watching re-runs in the 80/90’s which connected me to my dads childhood. Have a great week all.

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

You should! It's a safe and fun place to explore!

@HistoryHunterSarah 3 года назад

Drag them with you. They'll have fun.

@anthonyparr4186 2 месяца назад

Brilliant......thanks Jeff and Sarah!!. We got all these iconic shows in the UK in the 50's and 60's. I loved all of them. Just an idea guys......how about showing us the where they filmed '' The Big Country''. Would love to see that ''Blanco Canyon''. That scene where the Colonel tells his men to ''mount up''.....and they ignore him. Then he rides off into the Canyon.......and they all follow him. Magnificent film work.!!!!!.

@havingfun3619 3 года назад

We use to hike back up in there in the 70s when we were kids. Aqua Dulce, which is not too far from there, was a popular filming location ad well. Love ur vids.

@jebronlames7789 3 года назад

JFK Graduate 1980, you

@scottbracken1284 Год назад

extremely interesting. You guys did a wonderful job. In the late 50's my folks took us to see the "Lone Ranger Ranch". That's what we knew it called then. The "town" was there then and they performed stunts for the crowd. Did a quick draw with an audience member etc. As a kid (9 years old) it was very exciting, especially that I watched the show regularly.

@dennisrogers5106 3 года назад

Great amount of research went into this episode you can tell. Well done.

@robertwatson39 3 года назад

That was terrific Jeff. This is the first episode I've been able to watch since the one you did on your Mum, that really broke my heart. From Down Under.

@antoniogalvez5839 3 года назад

places of the classic historical cinema are retener today!

@winnieillig4694 Год назад

Great episode. I am one of those old ones that watched The Lone Ranger. Col to see the rock that Silver reared up at.. Also enjoyed seeing the Bonanza clips.

@carolchmielewski5313 2 месяца назад

Visited Garden of the Gods in early July of all things! Learned so much more from you today. Thanks!

@chipahoycook1452 3 года назад

This channel is brilliant in the research! Another awesome episode. Love to be able to visit the west coast through the History Hunters Eyes.

@SonjasSEAcrets 3 года назад

What a great episode! I loved learning about this “other” beautiful garden. And, the shows, the time taken for researching, just amazing. Thanks for the tour!

@jbenziggy 3 года назад

So nice of you, Sonja. Glad you liked the Southern California adventure!