Out of all the places that charge WAY To Much for admission that museum was Well Worth the $4. Shoot I'd even throw in $10 into a donation jar. So much h=History in such a small area that most people have Never or will ever see or believe existed anymore. Thank You so much for sharing this with the world.

Well John, you sure spent $4 wisely!!! Best Bang for yer buck🤣 thx for bringing us along! 🙋‍♀️🇨🇦👍😍❤‼️

This was totally fascinating! You discovered a pot o’ gold with this museum. I’ve passed through Ft. Sumner a number of times, and never knew this museum was here. Happy Trails

Very interesting town. Thanks for sharing this video.

Great museum lots of cool stuff 👍, THANKS FOR TAKING ME ALONG!

One of your greatest videos , thanks for showing me things I might otherwise not get to see !

That museum looks like a definite place to explore! I would say it is worth $4 to see all that is inside. Very interesting, thanks for sharing. Be safe.

Beautiful !! Love your tour. Never knew NM had so much to offer to the traveller. Lil man looking cute as ever. Safe travels, John. I really appreciate the work you put in making these videos.

Thanks for the views of the museum very cool you and little man have a good one

I've heard of Martha Jane Cannary, better known as Calamity Jane, who was a well-known American frontierswoman, sharpshooter, and raconteur. In addition to many exploits, she was known for being an acquaintance of Wild Bill Hickok. Late in her life, she appeared in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show and at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. I was going to also say that I wish I could have a wagon wheel. It makes great yard artwork. I've been wanting one for years. Each time that I go out west I want one but I fly. LOL Can't take it on the plane.

Another nice find for you. I’ve added this to my places to see when I go to New Mexico next year. Thanks for sharing.

Geez, even in death “Mr the Kid” is behind bars! Cool museum. Thanks for sharing.

Great video john... Thank's again for taking us along!

Wow John, I really enjoyed this video! One of your best. I will watch it again. I love history. Thanks for this video.

Where am from is only 27 by 7 miles seeing the same things every day OH BOY. I totally enjoy your videos doe . So much to see so much love it all thank you.

Pretty cool it is! Great info and awesome museum! Thanks for sharing! 🤙

I’ve driven through Ft Sumner on my way to/from Clovis probably 100 times, always wondered about that museum….looks like I need to make a stop on one of my future “pass-throughs”. Very interesting video!!

We were there a few years ago and spent all afternoon in the museum time well spent.

That is a cool museum! Love the artwork. Danny and Lynn

That’s cool! Love your videos and getting to places through you! Thank you and yes it’s interesting 🥰🥰🙏

Love the tour you need a set of the Bull horns for the front of the Scamp.

I think it's great small towns preserve history like this, too many people nowadays want to tear down everything and that is wrong because there is so much to be learned from history. Love the video John and plan on seeing things like this for myself one day. Take care, Mike

just found your videos i like what you are doing . have a rv hope to get out and see N M soon. would be nice if i knew some people out there doing it but will make some friends when i get on the road great video. thanks

Thanks for the tour. Very interesting.

Thank you for sharing this video...I enjoyed it

Imagine living back then. The real Wild West.

Liked the urban art and the small town culture. Though it is sparse, it looks like my kind of place. No one to bother you. Live and let live. 😄 Huge museum! I really liked the carriages, typewriters and saddles. History of Billy The Kid was interesting. Thank you so much for your long trek through it all and your commentary. You're the only person I've found, so far, who gives extended tours of NM nomad camping. I guess most people just zip on through on their way to AZ, CO and other western destinations. I drove through in mid-80's on my way to move to CA. I remember Tucumcari, Albuquerque and Gallup, because I stopped in those places. For some reason, I like NM.

Thank you , John well done enjoyable video.

Haven't been able to travel in some time. I appreciate the look see. Just up my alley.

Your videos are top notch Johnathan 👍

Great video 📹👍👏👌🙌😀

Great video, thanks for sharing.

This was a cool vid John. I Going to visit The Fort Next Year. Im Still in AZ. Chillin With A Friend. Stay Safe John.

... Bosque Redondo Lake - great FREE boondocking right in the area , and NOBODY gonna steal from his gravesite now - Its very well secured ...

This place is pretty cool 😎 great find 👍

Beautiful place 😍💕❤✨💖♥😍

John, Love your videos your a breath of fresh air in this negative world we live in started watching about a month ago came over from Rusty’s channel I’m going back and watching some of your older ones. Keep up the great content , you and little man be safe in your travels. 🙂

i sent a saddle maker friend on FB ,your visit through the museum,and the saddles,thanx,little man and dog servant.

Interesting place. Thanks for sharing.

Been there.nice place

Interesting - I like these sorts of museums - takes you back to the earlier days USA - you wonder how life was back then.....I'm pretty sure you could have handled the harshness of the times back then...

Sitting down at a Safeway in their Starbucks lobby, sort of connecting back to the world… and then boooom, your video lands on my screen 😄 Thanks! Glad it wasn't Pat Garrett😅

Howdy Myscamp, Hi Littleman (Sweetie). Was a fan of ole Billy-the-kid. Probably because my dad kept buying me cap pistols and rifles for Christmas. The last Christmas I put the holster on and it was too small. Final insult I saw a real picture of BTK. Nice video!

I Enjoyed the video John very informative👍

Martha Jane Cannary, better known as Calamity Jane, was a well-known American frontierswoman, sharpshooter, and raconteur. In addition to many exploits she was known for being an acquaintance of Wild Bill Hickok. Late in her life, she appeared in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show and at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition.

Thank you for the cool video..

I like what your doing ,jest wonder around and take picture ! works for me ! thanks ,stay safe

Looks like they've got Billy The Kid behind bars for eternity. That's a shame that people can't act right and not vandalize things, especially cemeteries. Pretty cool video. 😎 It's always good to see you and Little Man.

That blue n' white car was a 1954 Kaiser.

Neat place I’ll have chk it out next trip out there

I thoroughly enjoyed your video!! I accidentally clicked the dislike instead of like button at first, I hope you did not receive that wrong feedback! I have been to Fort Sumner 3 or 4 times, and still thanks to your video I am discovering things I had not taken time to notice. Especially the artwork in town. If you ever come back to NM, I think you will enjoy the Bosque Redondo Memorial museum (next to Billy's tomb). Pretty sad since it shows the living (rather dying) conditions at the camp built at Fort Sumner for Navajo and Apache prisoners. It reenacts the Long Walk of the Navajo through an interactive tunnel, and has lots of memorabilia. According to local elders at Fort Sumner, Billy did come back into town because of his love interest, but she was not Paulita (who actually denied any romantic involvement with him into her old age), rather a young woman of Navajo descent, Abrana García, whom many Billy aficionados overlook. In the Fort Sumner museum you have visited, there is also amazing information about Deluvina Maxwell, another person of Navajo heritage who was purchased by the Maxwell family when they lived in Cimarrón, Northern NM, and she stayed with them ever since. She was close friends with Billy, and she is the first one who stepped into the room where Billy was killed. She loved him with all her heart, more like a sister or a mother. She died in 1927 in Albuquerque, NM, still remembering Billy. Greetings and Gratitude to you!

Hay John where was you raised. What state. Thanks I enjoy the videos. From. Sc

Little Man is running around looking so cute.

Love small town

You had me going, Doc Holiday and old man Clinton? Clinton, not ringing a bell, and then it came to me. Newman Clanton, father of the four Clanton boys of Clanton Gang fame. Big clash in Tombstone. Law don't go around here. Enjoy following your travels.

Awesome

With a cage on his grave Billy can't escape anymore !!!

I didn't know him so I address him as William the adolescent

Good video. I believe Billy was short too. It was a shame the way he died.

well done sir

I was born there . Used to be more people when I was young .

Calamity Jane is big time. Very famous.

Old man Clanton was Ike Clantons father they are from tombstone Az

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I had to visit Ft. Sumner on business (National Scientific Balloon Facility, sub-location of Palistine, TX). Interesting...Food was good (Hatch Chile dishes). No real dramatic scenery and actually kind of overcast grey, boring and forlorn accentuated by by the podunk Victorian themed mom-and-pop museums....but none the less, left you with a distinct impression of the struggles, and dullness of the southwest in the late 1800's.

John are you trying to confuse us with Fort Sumpter

I find it amazing that Fort Sumner still wants to make money off of something they know isn't true. I truly believe they would make more money from the truth. That is if someone is smart enough to promote it. Come on Fort Sumner, dig him up. Since you refuse,why is that?

Ur like a tour guide

Hi. It's Fort Sumner not Summer

is that you santa