The bed frame is suppose to be a play on words.. it’s a flower bed. 😂

No alcoholic beverages in a cemetery? Yeah because you don't need more spirits there. Hah. hah. Haaah.

Love the no chickens allowed sign. Chickens can't read and they don't even know they are chickens.

“let me know if you see any ghosts” literally me any time i go to an old place

I used to live in Christmas when i was younger! One of my fave things was that the street names are all named after Santa's reindeer

I had to pause and say... wait, what? Your home was built in 1926?? That is unbelievable. I would've sworn it was a house from maybe the 60's or 70's. It looks amazing for a house from that era!!

4:30 it's a flower bed lol

Carousel of Progress IRL!

I am a big history nerd and love looking at old forts! Every year, I go visit my grandparents in Florida and this right near their house. When I visit this year, we will have to make this a stop!

Go back and show us again, plus more buildings.....so good to see a lot of the things my Grandma, Aunts and my Momma used when they were here. Sorta healing to know that so much of my history is still there.

I always appreciate these side videos that sneak a bit of education in. Makes my homeschooling job easier with my daughter.

100% would have fallen down those stairs after seeing that creepy doll in the attic. 😂 I love these videos of things other than the theme parks!

If you ever end up in Michigan, you should check out Greenfield Village & the Henry Ford Museum. I bet you'd find it really interesting. Greenfield is filled with historical buildings like these, but with historical actors there to give some more history.

Tim there's a bed frame around the flowers because it's a flower bed.

A bed of flowers =flowerbed 😂😂I know it's super strange to see. This was super cool to see! Thanks for taking us to Christmas, FL . Merry Christmas Tim & Jenn. Macon, Ga is near my house, cool beans on the now it's time to pay the price!

The theme park videos are great, but it's also cool to see less flashier attractions in Florida. Thanks for doing stuff like this!

Tim that was a great adventure. Thank you for thinking outside the box on things to show us. 🤙🤙🤘

I grew up going to Fort Christmas with my school and Girl Scout troop, but it's been a while since I've been out there. Watching this brought back so many memories. Thank you for this!

When I visited America, I noticed that no-one seemed interested in the historical exhibits. And it shows in how many people were present. All too busy on their Boxes and phones to take in the greater world around them, at least you showed up Tim!

This was interesting. I like to check out the history of an area, too. Thanks, Tim.

you walking up those stairs and panning to the doll was way scarier than any halloween horror nights footage

My family lives near there! We always take pictures in front of the post office in July! I had no idea they had the fort. Very cool!

Tim's enthusiasm is the best

I really like these videos! I love how you felt like you had to whisper!! Lol I would have felt the need to whisper too!!

Super cool! So glad you shared this.

Definitely neat to see these historical places!!

Since you like history museums, I'd like to suggest two to you. Should you find yourself near them, you should visit: 1. The Frontier Culture Museum, in Staunton, VA. It tells the story of the early settlers and people of Virginia, containing historic buildings from the 1600s to 1850, as well as reconstructions of Igbo (African tribe) and Native American villages. 2. Historic Westville, in Columbus, GA. It tells the story of western Georgia from the 1830s to the 1930s, containing historic buildings from the era, as well as a reconstruction of a Muscogee Creek village. The coolest part is that both of these museums have people dressed in period correct outfits manning the different houses and farms scattered about the premises. It feels like you're being invited into someone's home instead of sneaking in while they're away.

It’s good that you get so excited about history (among many other things), your excitement is a big reason we watch your videos! 😊

Very historical location. Thank you for sharing Tim. Its been many years since we have been the Christmas, Fla

Well that was a bunch of fun I love history and it's always nice to see what else the Orlando area has to offer besides theme parks.

I love how places like this are old enough to be unrecognizable, but recent enough in history to be familiar.

Hi Tim and Jenn! Christmas town was really awesome! I loved all the old antiques! Really cool! Hugs from CT ❤️❤️

This was so different, and cool, Tim - thanx for sharing! Always LOVE (and get big laughs out of!) your commentaries - thanx! :) Big hugs, to you, Jenn, and Bandit!!

the thing with the mirror on the dresser is a hair dryer. the hose hooks up to a shower cap type thing you put on your head to dry your hair that has been set with curlers.

That was so cool seeing Christmas, Florida Tim thsnk you for showing me the town my friend.

Next time we go to Orlando we will have to go check this place out. My family loves historical towns

5:28 - The thing with the mirror is most likely an old school hairdryer. My grandmother had something like that. Dry while you watch yourself, etc. Cool things about vids like today's: 1) Sometimes things don't go as planned, but Tim always recovers well. He found a place that should have been busy this time of year but wasn't. 2) No one else around so nicer to film without crowds, noise. I get the feeling that bed frame was a grave marker, but so close to the house? Weird.

Cool place, I love living history museums so we'll make sure this is another place to add to our list when in the Orlando area.

9:40- You hit the nail on the head.

Thank you for making this video because I also love visiting these types of places.

I’d be low key on the lookout for ghosts too Tim! 😉😊

Tim, I really enjoyed this video. thanks for all your hard work.

This was so cool. Love the historical factor of this video Tim :) Awesome watch and cool walk through of what the homes would look like back then.

That was an interesting video..I heard about Christmas when I first moved to Florida and thought it would be a great to have Christmas cards postmarked here..I had no idea it was outside of Orlando and had the historical houses. I thought you'd only find them in New England...my favorites places to visit. Now this is on my bucket list ! Thanks for going here ..I love all your and Jenn's videos but this is one was really interesting to me!

I love historical things also !!!!! Great video!!!

I’ve been here many times as a child! Orange County elementary schools do field trips there! Keep up with the Christmas website, fort Christmas does a wetlands festival with homemade goods, native dancers, animals and busses take you on a tour through the wetlands! Completely free to go to!

I hope you enjoyed my hometown.

I love exploring florida. I visited cassadaga today. It may be small but still a cute little town. I actually passed Christmas a couple of weeks ago but I'll definitely have to check it out because I like the historical aspect.

Love seeing this, would be very interested in seeing if it’s still the same at Fort Christmas 5 years on, only 4 more years for the time capsule

I’m newly reminded how grateful I am for indoor plumbing, lol!! 😂

When you walked into that house I swear I had flashbacks to my Grandmother's kitchen (same counters and sink and cooking utensils and such) and my grandfather's barn and his old tractors. They were cotton farmers in South Texas and we'd visit for a week or so every summer when we were kids - this was the 1970's(ish). but ding dang - what a charming and nostalgic place to visit!

I went to UCF & always passed it heading home to SoFl. I knew about the post office, but never knew about all the historical stuff! Thanks for taking us along!

I am glad your still alive Tim that is not what I thought that town would be like lol

The thing with mirror was a Sunbeam hair dryer, my mom had one, that brought back many memories.

This video is so.... strange.... when you started whispering in that house, after you saw the asparagus ~ I felt like you were inside someone's house too! Hahaha! Tim, you are THE BEST!!!

What a great vlog, thank you Tim

I lived in an very old home when I was in St Louis, built in 1896, it was a nunnery before my parents bought it in the 60s and made it into a home.

I’ve been to Christmas before Tim and I’ve also have picked up some decorations from there, it is a brilliant town!

It's amazing to see all those old houses. What I think is kind of weird is that my house is older than them all(built in 1889) but it looks newer than all of those.

Wow i never knew that there was a town called Christmas in Orlando I too love olden day houses and seeing history of old houses and how they lived ... thanks for sharing this with us all Tim ..

Great video, really enjoyed it. I love all the park videos but equally love it when you do something a bit different. K x

This was so lovely I like Disney to but this is just as good I’m from the uk and I like looking at the past x thanks Tim

Creepy doll in the barn ,like the fort Christmas, it looked good.miss Jenn.

Wow thank you for sharing this video it was so interesting watching a bit of America's history.👍

IT'S SUCH A SMALL TOWN!!!!

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing

I love historical places and seeing how people lived long ago! It fascinates me! Love your commentary. That doll would've scared me too!😨😂

Neat video! Thanks Tim!!

You can explore two homes and a school house in downtown historic Clermont as well. I always think the same thing (that I'm in an abandoned living space, or that a ghost may appear while I'm there). :)

I've lived in Orlando my whole life and never visited Christmas. I've driven though it before but never stopped. Had no idea that it was in Orange co! That is one big county!

thanks, Tim, a really interesting video

what a cool historical place Tim, so spooky I love it, and I will hope to visit next year ; )

That was very, very cool! Exactly my kind of day trip 👍👍

this is like Tim's version of Carousel of progress

at first thought it was another kitschfest plastic christmas thing and it turns into a great historic site yay for history.

Thank you so much . This was great I love your adventures

Tim with the goats = my happiness 😂

Thanks never knew that Fort Christmas was there. Something new to explore

Can’t believe I have been watching you guys over a year now! 😂

You should go to St. Augustine! The history and ghost stories there are insane!

HEY Tim Tracker love your video 💙💙💙👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Omg I go through christmas everytime I leave to go to orlando from space coast. It was so exciting to see something so close to home in my subscription box

Little towns like this are amazing and so full of history, and gotta love the names of some of the little towns. We have one here in Oregon that is called Bridal Veil, that only has a post office (a lot of couples send there wedding invitations from this post office) and a cemetery. You should check out more little towns around you

Thanks for the video Tim! love stuff like this

Tim..the reindeer pillow in the 1950s house is actually brand new and available at a store called Hobby Lobby...I have one sitting on my couch!!

Not what I would have guessed Christmas Florida would be like, but still cool

My cousin Scotte owns a ranch in Christmas, FL.. has 37 head of cattle, horses, goats, and a lot of barn cats.

4:19 - Its a flower bed. Haha

This is a spooky creepy place .

Sugar cane makes molasses it is delicious and fun growing up my neighbors had and still have a molasses cook off every year. It is fascinating to watch.

You Nice buddy! Educational. Maybe you could do a video on Alexander Springs? Enjoyed this video a lot!

than you.. very interesting

There really isn't a whole heck of a lot in Christmas.

I met the nicest Disney cast member from Christmas Florida. She was so sweet. I am trying to remember her name.

That doll was incredibly creepy! 😖

This reminded me of when you used to vlog parks around Orlando. Good times.

Merry Christmas Tim!

I'm in my second year of college and this place is just the way I remember it from elementary school field trips lol.

My cousins live near there and it’s so awesome!!! 😍😍😍🎄🎄🎄

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 “Ahhhh he’s staring into my soul!” Yeah, that kid doll with the sort of lifelike eyes is BEYOND creepy, lol!