The OLDEST House in America!? Route 66 

Very nicely done and Yes even our Santa Fe weather is Strange all the time. Snow in May has become the norm the last 5 years or so. The best time to come when it's warmer is end of May- September. Hope you'll stop by again.

Aaw, I live in Santa Fe, off the old Route 66. Wish I had seen you driving through town.

Another fantastic video Justin I am going too hate it when they end. It's nice that you treat the articles and people of past times with such respect.

Wow, those old buildings are so fascinating! There's nothing like that in the northwest. Now I want to visit Santa Fe.

Ginger and honey tea. (Grind up some ginger, steep in hot water, add an obscene amount of honey) You'll feel worlds better, Justin. Get well soon!

I'm really enjoying this trip down Route 66!! Great job! :)

Thanks for the tour. It's really not my style, though, lol. I like old Victorian homes.

10:55 no that's the temple of time from zelda

I'm certainly enjoying going along for the ride on Route 66, to some places I've been, and others I've never seen. Watching your videos is the most fun I've had watching TV since Howdy Doody went off the air in 1960, and I really was watching that day! I look forward to your new offering every day. Entertaining, informative, and funny stuff. Keep it coming!

It snows in Missouri in May every year and we're not 7500 elevation. Love Arizona because of the good weekend, recently moved here. Love your videos

Love the missions and church buildings! That cathedral is gorgeous!

In Santa Fe, they have the Staircase built without nails. The story behind that is amazing. It's in the Notre Dame looking church by the La Fonda. The La Fonda is also supposed to be haunted. The hotel in Las Vegas, NM right there in the Plaza is also haunted. I've stayed at that one before and it is awesome!

Cool video Justin! Thanks!

I love Traveling Wilbury's! Too bad Roy passed away. They could have really changed the face of music from that point on. So many influential musicians working together.

That old house must be even more pissed off than Jotaro could ever have been

I was not expecting that end card

You should visit St. Augustine which was founded in 1565 by Pedro Menendez De Aviles. The city is very old but sooo beautiful.

GREAT STORIES!

hey justin i totally in love with ur videos cuz how u give the history of the place and events that happen. i love u so much and hope u get well my greatest friend and route 66 i have always wanted to travel down but thru u i feel i am . a huge thank u . much love ronny from florida..

The oldest house in US is the Fairbanks house in the Bay Colony of MA & was built in 1637 AD.

I really like the idea of the holes in the found with the peek-through glasses! That means they must have found the stuff exactly in that one spot and didn't dare move it somewhere else. I love that! The displays of that other?same? museum in 8:16 is absolutely stunning. I don't know, I love dim-lit museums. It puts me into a trance hahah. hahah, no I agree! Death masks could be the back up if all photographs are wiped out haha. We all get a little lost sometimes! Congrats for finding y our way out, hahah. Now you have a higher possibility of figuring out of confusion more quickly! Thanks again for another upload! We'll be looking forward to the next adventure with you! And we hope you feel better by now!!

Wouldn't mind if these vlogs were longer. I'm loving the Route 66 stuff (though I do really miss seeing Ally and Mika)

Nice vid Justin!

feel better Justin, and keep the history alive

Thanks Justin I really enjoyed today's vlog look forward for the next one. Hope your cold goes away

We were in Gallup looking at a house when the snow storm hit. it was so cool and seeing the news in the hotel

Such a fun and informative video! Thank you Justin!

check out the missions in Texas. there is one from the 1500's that was lifted off its foundation during a flood and they left it where it landed. that's wild. of course, the age of the missions is amazing, being from the 16th and early 17th centuries, but the most visually appealing is the San Xavier de Balc just south of Tucson. it wasn't built til the 1790's, but it's stunning to look at.

HI Justin! I'm watching through your Route 66 series. I live in Santa Fe. I go to graduate school for Counseling and Art Therapy. I would be happy to take you around in my CRV. We took it off road camping in the Santa Fe mountains this summer. Also, I would love to see what you think of Meow Wolf!!! Take Care.

Santa Fe rocks!!!

Hey Justin this is awsome! My mom's side of the family lives in Santa Fe and Taos New Mexico nice to see what it looks like.

I must say that there is a portion of post-1937 Route 66 which was missed, the stretch which runs from Albuquerque’s east side through Los Lunas, coming out onto I-40 near Atrisco Vista Blvd. There are a lot of neat stops in Los Lunas!

Awesome Historical Tour!

Try and find “The Musical Highway.” Take exit 175 off of Route 14, located about an hour south of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and you’ll find yourself on Route 333-(old Route 66). Drive at 45 mph on this 1,300 ft. stretch of Route 66 and your tires will play “America the Beautiful".

Great video Justin. I have to visit one day. I really like historic places

I have always wanted to visit Santa Fe, it has a very active art community

Your knowledge of history blows my mind. 👍

Pleas please please visit the Loretto Chapel on your return through Santa Fe!

Another great video thanks !

Come to New England!! There's lots of old history here in Massachusetts. I live close to Salem, Mass which is pretty cool and historic especially around Halloween!! Also one of the oldest settler homes is in dedham mass. It's from the 1600s

Great video! I’m from La Tierra del Encanto and some of these stops are new to me as well!

Snow? I'm as surprised as you! Always findings gems to see on your trip. ..have to avoid the distractions; as Yoda would say..."con-cen-traaaate!"

Good video :) Feel better

Another great history lesson!!!

Thumbs up for snow!

Love your vids justin

great video man ...

I forgot how good your vlogs are. Glad I'm back.

Justin you make history interesting

Denmark's oldest house was built in the second half of the 1420s. old house.

I took Juan a ball cap🤣😂🤣

I was wondering how it could be older than anything in the oldest city in US (St. Augustine) but apparently the building structure is no longer standing for the St. Augustine church...but St. Augustine does have the oldest Oldest Continuous Church Congregation....was going preface it as a fun fact but, really I know how much fun that fact is.....

snow in May... sounds like Kansas for ya

In Las Vegas NM, that "Plaza Hotel" Justin was in front of was a former Harvey House Hotel! And... it's apparently very haunted!!! 😱👻

Hi Justin, will you try and visit Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe. It has an beautiful helix-shaped spiral staircase. There are some unusal stories attacted to it. Great job...love your volgs.

awesome documentary, love it.

Amazing.

You might wanna check out the oldest house in st.augustine Florida 1500s literally mideval.

This is very cool like no joke

Talk about cowboy Captain America which is a character in the LEGO MARVEL SUPERHEROES 2 game🤠🇺🇸

One day I shall visit Santa Fe, but thanks for the vids for just in case I never get a chance

that love potion comment lol

Nice video Justin, However, there is a older home still standing in new England built in 1637 you should visit. It's the Fairbanks house.

You have good taste in music. Love this series by the way.

I think St. Augustine would have some things to tell Santa Fe regarding thier "oldest" claims ) P.S. been listening to Sirius radio's 40's junction and just heard the Route 66 song. Love the phenomenon of sychronosity. Also want to stay at the Roadrunner. Keep up the good work and keep them coming! Thanks!

It fascinates me. Omg really interesting.

May the Snow Be with you In New Mexico on On Route 66

In the first few seconds I saw the building and I was like is he in New Mexico? Then when he started saying where he was I at first thought he was going to say something else but nope he was in Santa Fe! Also hope you liked our New Mexican weather haha.

FYI, chain mail is properly called just mail. From what I understand, that it's made of chains or interlocked metal rings is implicit in the name. TLDR, mail is not another word for armor, it's a form of armor. As for weight, from what I understand it's not too bad since they would have worn a belt with the mail which would take some of the weight off of the shoulders. What would have been bad was the padding they would have worn underneath and given that it was a full mail hauberk they would have worn not only a padded jacket (gambeson) but padded pants as well. Mail by itself doesn't protect you any against blunt force trauma so they would have worn a padded garment underneath which would have been made of multiple layers of quilted material. Just imagine wearing the equivalent of several layers of heavy wool or cotton blankets as a jacket and pants on top of your regular clothing, in the middle of the New Mexico summer. Btw, I have a suggestion for your next road trip, you need take a road trip along the old California trail, or as much of it that still exists. I recently came back from a road trip through the northern part of Nevada (Carson City and up) and it was really nice up there, a far cry from the Las Vegas area of the state and the old California trail passes near that region. There's actually a nice little museum near the city of Elko that deals with the California trail and its history, including the ill fated Donner Party.

If you're ever around the Tucson area, you should check out San Xavier Del Bac....its an old spanish mission that actually used to be in Mexico before the borders changed. Also, the DeGrazia museum is amazing and interesting! :)

Snowing wow I never really see snow

You sound like Neil from family guy lol great vid ✌️

You should visit Ohkay Owingeh (San Juan Pueblo) it was the first capital.

Like your friend Adam. I think you easily could become a great historian.

1959 Bel Air! Love that rear end. ;)

Henry Whitfield House Guilford CT. 1639 Oldest in the US one house is dated 1638-1642 so average makes it 2nd oldest

that's my hometown!!

Captain America CIVIL WAR battles in The Old West

I knew you were cool, but damn your taste in music is ultra-cool. The Traveling Wilburys! Feel better!

Where are my Sometimes Mob?

I call bull on this one. Contrary to the implication, people built homes in north America prior to the Europeans arriving. The oldest still standing (and occupied) homes in the USA may be the pueblos belonging to various southwest native groups. Some of them have been lived in since about AD 750. So the home in this video isn't the oldest house in the US by around 900 years or so.

Coming soon!

*hears the intro and starts dancing* Justin:*interrupts the song* oh i did it, i found the highway! *song continues* Me:*laughs hystetically*

only 17 !!! still enjoyed the episode though.

Justin, Go back to Disney World for Avatar Land soon!🙂

Snow is not something I expected to see on these Route 66 vlogs

I live in New Mexico

I assume you are indicating that the oldest house in the US is explicitly excluding independent indian nations ;) Oldest continuously occupied house is in Third Mesa on the Hopi Indian reservation in Arizona - Circa 1,100 AD However you are touring the oldest continuously occupied European home in the United states. Mexico has some that are older but I believe the one you mention in Santa Fe is the oldest one of it's type in the US. Cool stuff!!! Thanks for the Santa Fee tour. Awesome stuff - it really makes me want to go back :)

it's so bizarre seeing people visit places that are the "oldest ___ in america" that are so much newer than most buildings around cities here. this was cool though. I like your vlogs lots. :)

I can't believe itttttt😨😨😨😨😨😨😱😱😱😱😱

Hey Justin how long roughly would it take to do the entire Route 66 all the attractions etc?

British people watching this thinking about how it isn’t Ben that old

Pancho Villa infamous?.

I thought Fairbanks House in Mass. was their oldest house still standing, & St. Augestine FL. is the oldest city in the U.S as an added bit of history, wouldn't think that FL was the first place settled

anyone else hear the ringing noise?

oldest houses in "America" are located in the dominican republic, Zona colonial.

In holland it is warm

Adobe, best building material....and the dirt is under your feet

St Augustine claims to have the oldest house in America aswell

What sent you on this road trip Justin??