Thomas Walsh Died a Hero during Stockton's Worst Fire (1902)

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In September 1902 Stockton experienced one of the worst fires in its history when the prized Agricultural Pavilion erupted in flames and consumed the massive exhibit hall. One of those who rose to the challenge to fight the fire and keep it from spreading to nearby structures was Thomas J. Walsh, a member of Eureka Engine Co. 2.
He and his horse didn't make it, sustaining fatal injuries at the corner of Lafayette and San Joaquin streets.
Jeff will recount what happened and take you to his grave at the St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, as well as visit graves of other brave firefighters in the Stockton Rural Cemetery.
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@gerrymaitland9799 2 года назад

As a retired firefighter, I'm always fascenated by these stories. As sad as they are, there are lessons that go along with them. Some time ago you and Sarah visited the Virginia City cemetery where there is a section dedicated to firefighters.Thank you for sharing this and many other stories, and for taking us along...

@jeanvathis 6 месяцев назад

It seems that most historical buildings were distorted by fires. And most not to be rebuilt...😢

@JeffTheJanitor 2 года назад

I've never seen anyone speak about Stockton with so much reverence.

@robertrowland5813 2 года назад

What a wonderful tribute to Fireman Thomas J. Walsh and other Stockton firefighters. 🧑‍🚒Thank you for the unique history lessons that you present, Jeff. Perhaps you might consider doing a more in depth episode about Saint Mary's and other unique churches in Stockton.

@gregdavis19 2 года назад

I salute those who served as first responders. They are just as important as our military personnel. From one former first responder to another. Thank you.

@ScorpioSublime 2 года назад

Great video, my Great great grandpa was the first judge in Stockton in the 1850's his name Was George Gordon Belt.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Wonderful history! Where is he buried? There?

@ScorpioSublime 2 года назад

@@jbenziggy Yes same place there is a picture of the grave online at the same cemetery.

@dscobellusa 2 года назад

Wow! It's neat to know your 2nd great's accomplishments and where he is buried.

@joycemchristiansen6557 2 года назад

One of the things I appreciate about History Hunters, Jeff, is that you honor those who might be forgotten forever - their stories any way.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thank you, Joyce! We like doing stories nobody else has done! We want to be unique in our content! We appreciate you!

@scarface3935 2 года назад

@@jbenziggy please continue doing these story’s about Stockton! I love learning the history about my home town. I’m a photographer and videographer so let me know if you need help with any type of footage or things to document around town! Stay blessed!

@darinpadayhag5875 2 года назад

Stockton has so much history. It's a shame of what it's become. Thank you for sharing and doing videos of Stockton.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thanks Darin!

@nanaof7preciousgrands115 2 года назад

What brave men helped during that fire. So many men put themselves into the danger ...God bless them all

@grumpymeditations7121 2 года назад

An interesting video to be sure. Sorry for the fireman’s horrible death and that of his poor horse. This video gives me a sense of what life was like in Stockton 120 years ago. It was a lot tougher and shorter back then. I lived in Stockton as a child from 1954 to 1957 and have nice memories of the place. I attended the old Stockton Jr High School .

@Kelly-jc3jc 2 года назад

I grew up in Stockton/Lodi area and had never heard of the pavilion. My wife's parents were married in that Church. I do remember when the cross-town freeway was being built and completed in the late 80s. Thanks for sharing.

@Corgis175 2 года назад

I totally agree the worst death I could imagine is being burned alive. RIP to this noble fireman and also his horse and all firemen, thanking them for their service over the century or more.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

It’s very tragic. I’m glad that Stockton raised the money to buy this nice memorial, which I understand was dedicated a year or two after his death.

@dianejohnson7235 2 года назад

What a great history lesson! That firefighter and his horse were so brave! What a horrible way to pass away!

@doing8692 2 года назад

If you’re still in the area you should check out the UOP campus! Cool history and great architecture

@bobby-io2rr 2 года назад

Thank you for a great post. I being a fire fighter when I was in the air force this post is special to me

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thanks for your service, Bobby!

@justice4all82 2 года назад

RIB MR WALSH thank you to all the firefighters out there for all you do and the sacrifices you make to risk your life to try and save others from fires and wrecks we appreciate you so much

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thank you very much, Bobby. We do have to remember that there’s sometimes a great cost to keeping people safe. I’m glad that you watched my video and left your nice comment.

@justice4all82 2 года назад

@@jbenziggy it was a great video we appreciate your hard work each week on making these videos I enjoy watching and learning I absolutely love history if it wasn’t for people like you I hate to say it but history would just be forgotten I understand everyone wants to look ahead to the future but the past is what shaped where we are today it’s important to know the past and like I said I appreciate you and thank you again for the great content

@alanatolstad4824 2 года назад

Great comment on folks being more religious in the old days. I've taken the weekends in my nursing career, so that co-workers could have the weekends with their families. I often wonder if, after I finally decide to retire, & at 71, I'm not done with my nursing career yet, will I then be one of the elderly who seem to be the majority of church-goers? ---Another great, but sad, report this week. Blessings to all who are subjected to tragedy, and lost loved ones.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thanks for hanging in there. You are right … church attendance is way down and fewer people worship God, which is sad.

@boogieboy6946 2 года назад

What a beautiful church and person who gave his life to save others!! Stockton is so rich in history, I always pause when I hear them mention the town in the western TV shows...

@sgxthach 2 года назад

I always, ALWAYS felt weird being on the road in that exact area. Creepy...

@SR-zi6eo 2 года назад

God bless these heroes who died while in service to their communities. The buildings were made so beautifully back then; so sad to know the one burned down and that young man perished. My, how the area has changed! I’m sad to see the homeless taking over certain areas. Lord help! Thank you again for a fine video; much appreciated! 🌝

@littlejoe8359 2 года назад

It’s always fitting to remember a true hero,thanks for the memories

@janisoconnor6881 2 года назад

Good one Jeff but so sad. Thanks for talking about the poor horse. All I could think of is how many mules and horses have died during wars and fires trying to please man with there devotion.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We live in an area where they built canals and they used mules with Fresno Scrapers to dig. I heard that they would work them so hard they would occasionally drop dead on the canal banks and bury them right on that spot. Yes that’s sad how some animals are mistreated.

@donnavanhoogmoed1248 2 года назад

My husband and I love your channel. We recommend it to everyone we know who enjoys history. We’ve missed Sarah on your past few videos.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you, Donna! Sarah is sometimes busy with her new job to be in all of the videos and so I sometimes go without her to make sure we have a video every week! We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@princetonking30 2 года назад

I never even heard of the pavilion until today. Wow. I drive pass there everyday. I’ve parked there many times not knowing there was a pavilion right there. Thanks again for teaching this great history.

@glennyee5607 2 года назад

Jeff, once again, a great job doing the research and presenting an interesting twist to history. RIP Thomas Walsh

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thanks very much!

@johnvoorhees7881 2 года назад

Thanks, Jeff. I grew up with a family of volunteer firefighters. My late uncle Joe died during a safety demonstration in Maryland back in '77. Fell down a snorkel truck head first, because the rope caught his leg in an inappropriate manner. He was my favorite uncle, and family members would tell me "you're just like uncle Joe". He was kind of a rebel like I became. And I cherish that.

@dscobellusa 2 года назад

You rebel you! I'm sorry about your uncle.

@troyklinginsmith2523 2 года назад

So sad to see the church needing repairs, especially being of historical value. And the pavilion was such a grand structure. But most of all the loss of life & bravery.🙏✝️🇺🇸 Thanks Jeff

@mtacoustic1 2 года назад

Proper history is just not taught anymore; especially the stories of these local genuine heroes. Thanks for covering these very interesting stories of people and places in the past.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@MCW1955 2 года назад

Thanks for keeping these tidbits of our once great state alive. The graffiti and trash on the magnificent church says it all.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Sadly, yes.

@cynicstarr530 2 года назад

I love that you do history from the Stockton area. Born and raised there it's nice to see someone highlight the history of that area.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Our pleasure! Thanks, Val!

@briannave7326 2 года назад

Thanks Jeff, and thank you to all the firefighters and police who provide safety for this great country.

@Andi-tu6gd 2 года назад

Thank you for another great video, History Hunters. Also, thank you for mentioning the bravery of Walsh's horse. They never question what we ask them to do sometimes. I have family in Stockton that I will share this video with them. I know they will appreciate this as well.

@leahreposa4599 2 года назад

Pretty brave of YOU to be covering those areas of Stockton. I never knew this story before, I will have to go visit his grave. My ex husband, a retired fire captain, is buried in Stockton Rural, passed away in 2020 from early onset dementia at 59 years old.

@luckytahlula6515 2 года назад

RIP to all those brave firefighters. Thank you, Jeff for the history. God bless you. Stay well.

@mov1ngforward 2 года назад

Stockton is so rich in history. Thank you for this episode, St. Mary's is a beautiful church!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Yes it really is a gem of a church back when structures were built to impress! We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@mov1ngforward 2 года назад

😊

@sside8 2 года назад

The freeway going through town in the 1970s is what basically caused that part of Stockton to be what it is today. A lot of cities have had that happen to them when they would put roads or freeways either around the town or through the towns. Great video Jeff!

@joelhurley2678 2 года назад

Great History Jeff. When I was a boy, I use to visit my local Fire Department in Dearborn, Michigan. I always admired them, how fearless they seem to me. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊!

@redwhiteblue7831 2 года назад

It's very sad what happened to the firefighter, and his horse. The history of Stockton is rich, now that city is a dump... sad. Thank you for sharing this video. Take care Jeff. 🇺🇲

@danapretzer1895 2 года назад

10 outa 10 once again!! Very respectful to members of the fire service. When they run into a fire we run away. That makes them all heros. Jeff you and your better half and Steve the graveyard guy are the most professional and respectul on you tube!! Thank you for that.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We really appreciate the nice words you gave us, Dana! We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@pamelakern2849 2 года назад

This was a fascinating but sad video. All this history under the freeway! I had not heard of this place . There is so much of our history that gets list over the years .Thankyou for bringing these stories to us . Thankyou Jeff 😃

@maureen8745 2 года назад

Amazing how you uncover the past. Thanks for another great look in history.

@webchuck1 2 года назад

Hello Jeff, Thanks for sharing their memories and sad ending. Rest 🙏 Peace Have a Wonderful Sunday!

@melindagordonbeck8958 2 года назад

We’re playing catch-up today Jeff! Great content as always. You know us, we love the walk down memory lane! We’ve been out of pocket for two weeks traveling and seeing West Va., Maryland, and Pennsylvania! Friendship Hill, Monocacy National Battlefield and The Greenbrier! We loved the Stockton episodes! Keep up the fabulous work. ~Your biggest Tennessee (formerly California) fans!😉♥️

@CaliforniaFly 2 года назад

I passed by the church many times on the cross town freeway and always thought it was a beautifully built structure. So sad this young man lost his life nearby. Thanks for the history lesson Jeff and Sarah. Fine content as always!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

For your thoughtful and supportive comment, thanks so very much!

@alancamper7796 2 года назад

Wonderful video. I drove by the Church for many years. My coworkers and I would often talk about the history in the area. I’ll be passing this video on to them.

@mikethornton8043 2 года назад

Jeff, I previously mentioned that I spent time in Stockton when I was a kid back in the 70s. I had an aunt and uncle whom I liked to go visit. They have long ago passed on, but they loved Stockton and I know they would have appreciated your videos, as do I. I love CA and would love to live there if things were not so crazy out there these days. Another great video.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Too bad your aunt and uncle have passed away. I thank you for liking our videos so much, Mike. Always appreciative of your support!

@4Score747 2 года назад

Great video! Our town was established in 1867 and there were several fires and lives lost. Your narration is awesome! Enjoyed seeing the old church.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thank you for the very nice compliments. I really appreciate it.

@haroldnelson3734 2 года назад

Thanks for memorializing such heroic firefighters. I think of the firefighters rushing into the Twin Towers, NYC on 9/11/2001. Amazing heroes!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Well said, Harold! Thanks! Police and fire run to danger while everyone flees. Well, except for Uvalde, Texas PD.

@whitedovetail 2 года назад

Another great presentation of the history in Stockton, California. As I said in the previous show, I was able to follow you by the use of Google Maps. Thanks so much for providing your location in a manner in which we can follow and investigate today. I took a screen capture of those old palm trees in front of the Saint Mary's Catholic Church. In the screen capture you can see 2 homeless males laying on the sidewalk just under one of the palm trees. I also found the Rural Cemetery where you showed us all of the Firefighter markers. As you said, that cemetery is no longer "Rural". Thanks so much for another great look at the past of a city in California. I also enjoyed the close-up photography of the Catholic Church that you did. Boy, you can really see that the age of the building is showing! Great job Jeff!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Awesome! I was actually wondering if you’d be googling my path when I shot this! I occasionally enjoy dropping into random places on Google maps and seeing the neighborhood and houses and often say, “I could live there!”

@bryan565656 2 года назад

Always wanted to stop and check out that church. Never knew about the other building. Thanks Jeff!

@davidj5718 2 года назад

I really enjoy these videos on Stockton . I never see the city as a historical site until now

@dano8203 2 года назад

Another great piece of California history! Is this cemetery off of Harding? I remember seeing that church as a kid while visiting my grandparents with my cousins. It’s amazing how time changes everything. My cousin who still lives there said a lot of those old cemeteries along Harding near the hospital were haunted. The best part of this video is keeping a hero’s memory alive!

@jeffharding3862 2 года назад

Good to hear you about 1st responders.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Always! Thanks, Jeff!

@frankcasey7423 2 года назад

Another great one guy’s! It’s a shame the firemen didn’t have the protective equipment they have nowadays to keep them safe while fighting fires back then. Also the new building they built didn’t last too long and burnt down and it was probably a fire hazard waiting to happen being built out of a lot of wood. I really liked the old photos you were able to insert as well, you can imagine what it looked like back then and today. Great job guys you always do excellent work! Take care now! Frank from Philadelphia, PA.

@davidrogers6287 2 года назад

He would of died anyway'

@randonigawn7134 2 года назад

Such A great peace again with historical significance and showcasing just how Stockton is such a historical story in its own right please continue to educate on Stockton and its Rich gold rush Era sites

@jamesminear2336 2 года назад

Thanks Jeff! I think we all appreciate the work of Fire Fighters! And I am glad to see that Stockton has put up some memorials for some of them... I am sure not all are included for various reasons but good to see! As always..Outstanding Job! Thank You 👍👍

@truckerray9634 2 года назад

Fantastic Jeff, you never disappoint. I look forward to Sunday morning, just to see your posts, your hard work is most appreciated 👍.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

That is really nice to hear, trucker Ray. You are correct in that it does take a lot of work and a lot of travel and research to do these videos but it’s really nice to see so many people watching them and enjoying them. Thank you so much.

@truckerray9634 2 года назад

@@jbenziggy You are most welcome Jeff, please keep up the great work. 👍

@greggwatkinsjr.4308 2 года назад

I really enjoy watching this video, Thomas Walsh was definitely a hero, and it's great that you're keeping his memory alive. Also I'm forever thankful for Firemen & firewomen for their service. 👨‍🚒

@stefanhuppert6635 2 года назад

My goodness. The inside of that church must have been spectacular; where one would enter and feel as if they were truly in the presence of the Lord.

@martindriver6026 2 года назад

Loved it. Thank you for highlighting fire fighters they do a tremendous service, and unfortunately sometimes sacrifice their own lives. My hats off to you for recognizing these men. Was kinda hoping you would of went to the mausoleum and checked it out. Stay safe.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! I had so much to do that day I didn't have time for the mausoleum. Maybe another time. LOL

@Slick2462 2 года назад

Your research is always great and appreciated! As a retired fire fighter I can attest to the profession having improved it's safety practices immensely in the face of the new poisonous gases that are now found on the fireground even in residential fires. Chemicals we now find commonly are sometimes deadly 🤢🤢

@rhondaz356 2 года назад

Jeff, this tragic tale deserves mentioning. How horrible the circumstances were. 🙏🏼 Firefighters 🚒 certainly do have a potentially, dangerous job. Thank you for all of the correlating pictures and photos. They really make the events come to life. 🙏🏼👏👨‍🚒👩‍🚒 well researched

@davec9244 2 года назад

Dangerous job, still today! thank you Jeff and Sarah, ALL stay safe

@treebuck 2 года назад

I doubt that even with modern firefighting equipment that the Pavilion could have been saved. I so look forward to these few minutes with you every Sunday. Your voice is so calming, wish you did audiobooks. See you next week!

@lotusdolphin 2 года назад

Very interesting! What an extremely brave young man. And the poor horse I enjoyed all the rest of that content as well. Thank you so much

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Much appreciated! Thanks again Liz! Very tragic story indeed.

@daveforeman6931 2 года назад

Thanks for bringing up some nearly lost history. I lived in Stockton for a few years mid-80s and never heard of this. Great stuff.

@dianadiamond9145 2 года назад

Was excited to see your post today! Thank you

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Awesome! Thanks! What did you think of it?

@dianadiamond9145 2 года назад

@@jbenziggy as always I enjoy your accuracy, respect for the living and those who have passed, the overlays and how you tell the stories. I believe I have seen all of your videos. In this particular video I enjoyed learning the history of this firefighter and how this area was once a thriving and beautiful city. Please keep it up!

@dianadiamond9145 2 года назад

I should have mentioned that at one time I worked for the fire department. You showed what brave men and women they are. You also mentioned that they suffer more from the chemicals and that is so true. Unfortunately at the time I worked at the fire department, our fire chief died in a wildfire in California.

@vettegeez7476 2 года назад

I'm from Stockton. Never knew about this, thank you for this historical information.

@tammynelson1190 2 года назад

Another fabulous informative episode! Beautiful church, sad people throwing garbage around and graffiti. Cemetery beautiful! Always learn so much history from you Jeff and Sara. Thank you

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We love your comment, Tammy! And we appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much! Blessings to you and your family!

@talesfromanoldmanpatoneal6372 2 года назад

Another wonderful video and adventure. This is one of the many reasons I love your channel. Growing up in Florida I had never heard of this event. Your channel exposes us to events we may not have ever heard of. Thanks for the history lesson and taking us on the adventure.

@Christianministrycentral 2 года назад

Thanks for local history!

@RicardoCoyote 2 года назад

Tragic but fascinating episode. Thanks.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We appreciate your time watching and the comment, Ricardo! Thanks very much!

@CC-te5zf 2 года назад

Pancakes, bacon and watching History Hunters. Sunday’s are great with Jeff!

@ronalddawson3873 2 года назад

Another great and informative video.Thank you.

@OldLugnutz 2 года назад

My grandfather on my moms side was part Cajun, and always told us his (I think) great,great (maybe one more great in there) grandfather was one of the original early appointed firemen in New Orleans around 1809. Tough job then, as now. Thanks for the video.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing! We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@debbiebrewington7635 2 года назад

Even tho a sad story, great tribute to Firefighter Thomas Walsh and all those who assisted. All Our Hero’s!

@marceyvogt2007 2 года назад

Love the Catholic Church. The windows and doors are epic. Thank you.☮️💖🎶

@ImperialDecree 2 года назад

THANK YOU! PLEASE COME BACK TO STOCKTON TO DO MORE HISTORY ON PIONEER GRAVES! FINDAGRAVE doesn't have any backgrounds! I'll be more than happy to donate!

@user-ou4gz2pg4d 2 года назад

Always good to hear the stories of people who took chances with their own lives to save those of others. Rest in peace. The respect for these individuals should never diminish.... Thank you lots!

@footballlvnlady 2 года назад

Jeff, thank you for another great video! So sad for this young man to die at such a young age! He was a true hero! The church is beautiful! Wonderful to see something built so long ago still standing and looking so regal! My BIL just retired as a firefighter after 30 years. He loved his job!

@greyghostjay 2 года назад

What a hero, but sad for him and his horse. Great story and tribute to him as always, thank you for his story.

@bsomero10 2 года назад

Thank You Jeff and Sarah! ❤

@nicholedecker9124 2 года назад

I never knew enough the ag building. Wow! What a structure! You do an excellent job on these videos of history. I'm thankful for the pictures taken way back then. They really bring the story to life.

@wilsonpicket8505 2 года назад

Thanks for honoring those heroic men.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We are honored to do so. Thank you so much for watching!

@f.garcia1637 2 года назад

There is another old cemetery in stockton, I believe it is off airport way, if going north it is before you hit harding way, that may have alot of history, there are also alot of amazing old buildings and houses that I have driven by, but don't have the authority to explore. Maybe one day you can get to explore and share on your channel. Thank you I enjoy watching Stocktons history in it's glory days, so sad it's gone.

@fuccasound3897 7 месяцев назад

i only came along because i didn't know about the 1902 fire in Stockton, and since i thought i knew the history of my area pretty well i was intrigued. Only the Stockton i know is the one in the North East of England!

@GreeneEntertainment 7 месяцев назад

Thank you commemorating the story of this community and the story of all the people who tried to make a difference through the work they dedicated themselves too.

@bobblackwellpcs 2 года назад

Thank you for the video. Firefighters are true heroes!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

They certainly do face a lot of dangers!

@michaelgalea5148 2 года назад

Jeff another great video. Too bad people do not respect the past anymore.

@tedmccullen7466 2 года назад

Again another awesome job thank you!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much, Ted!

@don-e4838 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing these stories.

@shigella63 2 года назад

Another great video, thanks Jeff !

@lindsaymacpherson8782 2 года назад

Very sad bit of history but enjoyed it very much Thankyou Jeff

@reginamay2767 2 года назад

Hi Jeff and Sarah. Another great interesting walk through history. Yes so sad about how the young man perished in that raging fire.😢 Such a tragedy, sad. So long ago. St Mary's Catholic church is Hugh and impressive. Amazing structure those windows to. You add the places of the old buildings letting us see were you are at is awesome. I love how you add the music in with the video. Is something to see the before and after isn't it. Love it you let us see the fire and give us what that area looked like so sad what happened. Thank you Jeff for this sad information on what happened. You are awesome Jeff. So kind. I enjoyed this tour with you thank you for taking me along. Take care you all. Love and blessings ❤️🙋

@scottherrick7531 2 года назад

Thanks Jeff for telling there story. I always enjoy your work. Top shelf as usual.

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it, Scott! We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@dannasilva9079 2 года назад

Thank you as always Jeff for bringing to light these heroes from so long ago! You are keeping their memories alive!!

@bobbauer2287 2 года назад

Good Job with this ! I am all caught up now . A mini History Hunters marathon ! I do pass your videos on to my friend in California Thanks ! Bob Chicago

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you, Bob! We appreciate your time watching and the comment!

@doo_da_day 2 года назад

It's so sad what Stockton has become...

@suzannecrum9702 2 года назад

Sad story for sure.Thanks for telling this.Never would have known about it if not for you.Appreciate it and you!

@jbenziggy 2 года назад

You are so welcome, Suzanne. We appreciate your time watching and the comment. Thanks very much!

@jerryfountain7921 2 года назад

Thanks Jeff and Sarah, I had no idea about this huge building site we drive by every time we visit my mother-in-law. That church is the landmark we see exiting the freeway.