I just lost my Uncle almost two weeks ago and it’s not getting much easier. He would love this museum. This video made me think about him. Fly high, Uncle Darin ❤️🕊.

The 500 Hats of Barthlomew Cubbins. My Dad used to read that book to me all the time when I was little. I still have that book to this day.

Dr. Seuss is so omnipresent its kind of easy to forget how wild and out there some of this stuff is, especially for the times when the books were written. It would fit right in at meow wolf.

Hey that's my hometown! Did you know Dr. SUESS grew up in nearby Forest park of which many of his inspirations came from. His father worked in the zoo there and that zoo still stands there till this day.

I would think that the ,"Oh, The Places You Will Go" signs would be above the bathrooms

The gold statue is a Emmy Award.

I’ve been to the Dr. Suess Memorial in Springfield, Massachusetts back in 2012. I remember reading the books back when I was a kid and the books now like: “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish”, “Cat in the Hat”, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”, “Green Eggs and Ham”, and ”Horton Hears a Who” more complicated once you know the stories.

A Wocket in my Pocket was my absolute favorite book growing up. Don't ask me why, I guess I wanted some of those creatures in my house.

Dr. Suess was a huge part of my childhood just like Mr. Rogers and Captian Kangaroo. And its cool that my daughter loves his books also. Dr. Suess said once in a news article he wrote his books so that kids can understand repetition and also in a way young minds understood them. My favorite book is All the places you'll Go. Super kool place Jacob. Thanks for taking me back down Memory Lane.

4:31 That is Thidwick the Big Hearted Moose 10:56 Those 2 are the arguing Zax 15:06 His name is Guy, according to the Green Eggs and Ham series 15:18 The Fox in Socks

My favorite Dr. Seuss book has to be the one I read to my son and then he read to me when he was learning to read, Green Eggs & Ham.

I still have the Dr Seuss dictionary from the 60s

that's fox in socks :) with the birds around him, that was my fav book

The San Francisco Hall of Science at Golden Gate Park is spectacular!

My fav book growing up was "Are you my mother?" and "Daisy Heady Mayzie". I also loved The Grinch.

If I ever have any grandkids, that "empty green pants" story is first on the list I'd read to them. Any 5 or 6-year old gets spooked and delighted at the same time with that one. I need to find my kids old Dr Suess's. We had nearly all of them that we got at the county library thrift for like 50 cent each. I read about a few cartoonists who give a big nod to Teddy G as a major influence. Thanks Jacob for making a sweet video. I'd let my grandkids watch maybe most of your channel!

Cincinnati natural history museum. The building was the model for the Hall Of Justice from super friends.

Funfact: the person who sang “Your The Mean One Mr. Grinch” is Tony The Tiger himself (he also did The Pink Elephant song from Dumbo with The Guy who did the voice of every Looney Tunes characters ever, so image that Bugs Bunny and Tony The Tiger singing the most creepiest and trippiest song in The Cutest Baby Elephant from Disney)

Thanks for being my tour guide on all the adventures to see things and places I am unable to visit in person!

Awesome this is my home town glad u got to see this

I love dr Seuss me specially as a kid growing up my dad used read to me all time dr suess

I was born in Springfield and Lived just across the Boarder in CT, they've always had a Dr. Suess Museum of some sort.

Both of those museums look awesome. I love how you showed Dr. suess taxidermy and real taxidermy in the same video. Furthermore baby foxes are not only known as pups but Cups and kits. I have Red foxes that live near my house and from time to time I hear or see one of them going through my yard. Chaos Reigns!

My favorite book, strangely, was the Foot Book. Probably because it was the first Seuss book I read.

Love this video carpet bagger as you are so amazing as a vlogger and this one is in the bag.

I had the privilege of seeing Mr. Geisel once, at the world science fiction convention. I was sitting in the lobby reading, when an older gentleman in a wheelchair, accompanied by three others stopped at the couch about 30 feet away. They were chatting about the convention, and I went back to my book. It was about twenty minutes later I realized that people were coming up an saying hello, shaking his hand, and taking his picture. It was only when I heard someone actually call him Dr. Seuss that I realized who he was. He stayed for about ten minutes saying hello to people. He had an ear to ear grin, and was obviously enjoying himself. His people took him away before I could work up the nerve to approach him, but he had seen me looking and gave me a nod and I managed to nod back. One of the few times in my life I was in absolute awe of someone.

Another awesome video Jacob my grandchildren have visited both sites and really enjoyed this video

A great science museum is the Peabody Museum in New Haven CT. One of the best fossil and mineral collections you will ever see

My parents always read "I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Solloo" to me when I was a kid. "The Grinch" is still one of my favorite Christmas stories. I used to watch a "Cat in the Hat" cartoon at my old house. And when I graduated high school they gave me "Oh the Places You'll Go". Seuss holds a special place in my heart. Have you been to Seussland at Universal?

I find it interesting looking at Dr Seuss’s personal art. It’s fairly disturbing and depressing. You didn’t really look at it but one of the pieces was shown in the replica of his studio. It depicted hundreds of cat faces, likely representing how he was overwhelmed by the fame that his books brought him.

Only recently my and my sons watched the Lorax movie we all loved it 😁

What a clever man great for kids ty for sharing jacob.🤟

You should check out Manitowoc WI. They have several weird little things: a maritime museum, complete with a real submarine that you can stay at overnight, a historic car ferry, and the spot where Sputnik IV crashed (there’s a yearly festival for it). The next town over (Two Rivers) is maybe the birthplace of the ice cream sundae, and has a museum to it.

Please come to Corning NY to visit the Corning Glass Museum! You could see gaffers blow glass and even blow your own! There is also a cool glass marble machine, I think you'd love. My son is a huge fan of your videos and would love a chance to meet you in person.☺️

Wow I didn’t know Dr Seuss was born in Springfield MA

Been to those museums so many times. Glad u went

Horton would be at the top of my list as a favorite. Then the sneeches . Love Dr Seuss!

I always wanted to go to the Dr. Seuss's museum. Thank you for showing me. I love museum. The Winchester mansion is amazing and the California Academy of Science is fun.

That Natural history museum looks great! And yes, skunks are adorable. They actually only release their infamous scent when they feel threatened, so just don't upset one! I've stroked a pet skunk before and their fur is so soft.

Holy cats you’re in Springfield! That’s so cool! I live in Holyoke.. I’ve been to the dr seus museum a few times before it’s very charming.

Green eggs and ham is my favourite childhood book

Loved and enjoyed this as always, Jacob! Much love towards you and yours this Holdiay season! God bless you on your travels

My favourite children's book author. A really enjoyable episode. Thank you. Kinds regard from Adelaide, South Australia.

I hope Carpetbagger please go to see Hollywood Christmas parade

I read Dr. Seuss to my daughter when she was young. She loved them. His books are wonderful. That natural history museum was wonderful to see. I think the closest we have here in Montreal is the Biodome which has different climate zones with the animals. Very cool. Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤

I have always wanted to go there but I can't thanks for doing this vid :)

Thank you for sharing. Please take care and be safe.

I didn't know this place excisted! Thanks,great tour!✨

I think the moose is Thidwick from "Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose ". This is from "Dr. Seuss`s Sleep Book" : " A moose is asleep. He is dreaming of moose drinks. A goose is asleep. He is dreaming of goose drinks. That’s well and good when a moose dreams of moose juice. And nothing goes wrong when a goose dreams of goose juice. But it isn’t too good when a moose and a goose Start dreaming they’re drinking the other one’s juice. Moose juice, not goose juice, is juice for a moose And goose juice, not moose juice, is juice for a goose. So, when goose gets a mouthful of juices of moose’s And moose gets a mouthful of juices of goose’s They always fall out of their beds screaming screams .SO...I’m warning you, now! Never drink in your dreams. " Moose Juice Goose Juice is also a quick service, snacks and beverages located in Seuss Landing in Universal’s Islands of Adventure. Sam-I-Am pesters Guy-Am-I in "Green Eggs and Ham". Fox in Socks. Emmy Award, he won two.

Loved this video! My favorites when I was a kid were: Horton Hears a Who, Grinch, and Cat In The Hat

Thanks so much Jacob for the history loved it ,keep up the great work

I bought all the Dr.Suess books for my kids. Thats how they learned to read. This is so amazing. Thank you. I can't wait for your Christmas videos... Stay safe. Stay blessed.

May I just say carpetbagger you were one of my all-time favorite KZfaqrs. I learned SO MUCH! Just by viewing your content. And watching the different museums you visit. I can only hope you'll be around for years to come 💗 you're an inspiration and one day I would love to visit some of these museums myself especially the Ripley's they're my personal favorite. Much peace and love carpetbagger.

I also had the Dr. Suess books back in the early 70’s. I would receive a book a month by mail. In 2019 the museum had a booth in the Massachusetts Building at the Big E. Put the Big E on your list of places to visit in 2022. Biggest fair on the east coast, and the only fair that represents multiple states.

I recommend visiting the van gogh immersive experience happening in NYC right now, its happening until early January i think, it looks very cool. I love that you're still uploading 4 years+, I thoroughly enjoy your commentary.

omg so excited to see you in my neck of the woods!! you should check out the granby dinosaur footprints, and the dinosaur shop in south deerfield, i feel like they are both right up your alley!

My favorite Dr. Seuss books are Horton hears a who, The Lorax, The Cat in the Hat, and How the Grinch stole Christmas.

Green eggs and Ham is My favorite Dr.Suess book.

The Houston Museum of Natural Science has a great dinosaur hall and an Egyptian exhibit.

10:53 Those are the main characters in "The Zax."

My fave book was always Green Eggs and Ham.

Will you ever visit abandoned houses again? I miss your adventures in homes long left behind. You are my favorite voyer of the "left to decay".

Glad to see your back up in New England. I live about 40 minutes away from Springfield. I'd ask if you needed a MA guide, but to be honest I don't get out that much lol

15:07 Technically he didn’t have a name until Netflix show, Green Eggs and Ham gave him the name, Guy Am I.

I kinda almost expected to see a Happy Fingers cap from "The 1000 Fingers of Dr T".

15:15 its the fox in socks with chicks on top on bricks,blocks and clocks

Always loved Dr. Suess.

FROM MOVING FROM A SPANISH NATIONALITY COUNTRY TO AMERICA DR. SEUSS HAS HELPED WITH MY ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND MY READING!! THANKS DOC. YA DA MAN!! OH BY DA WAY IM 45 NOW!! 😁

enjoyed this video ! thanks for sharing this . happy thanksgiving to you an your family,

The Foot book is my favorite!

Enjoyed replay thanks for the tour

Cleveland Ohio has a top notch science museum where the former guest's exhibit from NASA's old Plumb Brook Station, now the Neil A. Armstrong test facility. The natural history and art museums are pretty cool with a whole section of medieval weapons, armor, and tapestries in the art museum. I might have missed the videos, but I was wowed with the Smithsonian museums. The American History Museum, Natural History Museum, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, American Art Museum, 2 Air and Space Museums, and the Smithsonian Castle. Then you have the Spy Museum, a Holocaust Museum ( though that might be a downer), and so many more I didn't have time to see on my last trip. Have you ever consider doing zoos? Just here in Ohio, Akron, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Columbus have really nice zoos. But there are also probably a dozen aquariums and animal/safari parks as well.

Two great museums and a great tour of each.

Green eggs and ham was my favorite dr suess book.

Ironically, the Lorax's tree was cut down to make paper, to print Dr. Seuss books.

My absolute favorite is The Cat in the Hat . They are all wonderful books . Thank you for such a lovely vlog . Really enjoyed this field trip .

I love the Dr. Suess book called " In A People's House" this video brings back wonderful memories for me Thanks so much Jacob!!!

10:57 tale of tha Zax

hehehe i’m from the springfield area and i forgot this was even there , might have to go visit again

His midnight collection is so beautiful and say a lot about his art full spectrum, especially cuz it wasn’t released until he passed on

I’m sure you possibly have gone there before, but I fell in love with the California Academy of Science

Brought back some very good memories. I loved seeing the Dr. Seuss Museum.

I remember going to Northlandz in NJ when I was a kid and having a great time looking at all the trains and toys. Might be cool to check out!

I believe you meant to say, "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish;" The fishing Seuss had done also influenced him to create the story of "Mcelligot's Pool." To answer your question about which stories each of these are from... 1. The moose sculpture is a reference to the story called Thiddwick the Big-Hearted Moose (a moose gets unwanted guests on his antlers but sheds them to get rid of them and joins his friends after escaping being hunted) 2. The tale of Yertle the Turtle is basically Yertle wanting to be the king of everything that he saw, but Mack dresses him down with a big burp and Yertle becomes King of the Mud! In other words, "Pride cometh before the fall." 3. The Goose Juice is a beverage mentioned in Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book, specifically in a section where a moose and a goose are sleeping and dreaming of their respective drinks which ends with this warning: "Never drink in your dreams." (My sister knows that story by heart thanks to us listening to a version narrated by Marvin Miller on tape in our younger years) 4. That illustration near the restrooms and the cubbies is from the tale of The Zax; two Zaxes (one going North, the other South) get in each other's way, and, after a brief argument, stubbornly end up standing and not moving aside to let them through. They're probably still standing there to this very day. And yes, you got the Sneetches one right, good summary of the story by the way. 5. The guy in Green Eggs and Ham...My sister and I used to call him Yellowsocks because of a clickable in the Living Books version of the story. In the TV series adaptation, the character's called Guy-Am-I. 6. The figure above is Fox in Socks. Little chicks in socks are on top of Fox while Fox is standing on top of some clocks, bricks, and blocks. That's it. As for my favorite Dr. Seuss story...I like The Cat in the Hat and its sequel, Oh the Things you Can Think, Bartholomew and the Oobleck, Gertrude McFuzz, Horton Hatches the Egg and its sequel, Yertle the Turtle, The Lorax, and of course, Daisy Head Mayzie.

That area of museums is call the Quadrangle. I used to go there all the time as a child.

My favorite Dr Seuss Book was the cat in the hat

wow lots to see there ty for showing this video

The Museum Of Science And History in Jacksonville, Florida is a good one.

I know you have visited the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh also has to offer the Carnegie Science Center, The Andy Warhol Museum, Senator John Heinz History Center and many other stop in the area.

This was really cool, Jacob!

Very cool 👍😎👍

My daughter had me read Fox In Socks over and over. It was harder and harder as my tongue went numb from all the tongue twisters.

The red fox wearing blue socks is from the book...Fox in Socks😹

Ooh a Dr. Suess museum, cool!

You need to go check out the Tell-us museum in Kennesaw Georgia

Really liked his books growing up till I read his dark past but we share the same bday! 03/02!

I grew up in mass (and still am). But i have benn to that museum and it GREAT!

Check out the Tellus museum in Cartersville GA!

I was glad to see the sturgeons in the natural history museum. It brought to mind that that famous Madona song " Like a Sturgeon".

Seuss 10:53 The illustration on the wall is from a short story called The Zax