Medieval America episode 13: New Jersey
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New Jersey is the next state on my adventure around America. It is a small state but it has a whole lot of interesting things to do. I make two stops in this video. First I stop at one of the largest model railroad museums in the world. It is called Northlandz and it is acres insize with miles of railroad track. For me the railroad was nice but the real appeal was all the various terrain. I am a big fan of diorama making and I have made a lot of varied terrain but I have never seen anything on this scale!
Second I stop at a place called Pax Amicus. It is a medieval theatre in a castle. And it is a whole lot of fun. It made thing about how entertainment might have been in the time of Shakespeare. It was great.
Finally we get a peek at the next few upcoming videos. I spent two days at the Blacksmith of Trenton. They were nice enough to let me interview them and to get lots of video in their shop. They also did two blacksmithing tutorials for us and I got it all on video. Those tutorials are coming up.
The end footage of this video is a beautiful highway in the corn countnry of Iowa.
About Medieval America the series
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Journey Statistics:
States traveled to: 5 (Mass, Maine, NH, NY, NJ + Canada)
Mileage so far: 2160
Medieval sites visited: 15
Castles visited: 9
Blacksmiths visited: 3
Other stops and sites: 6
Motels/Hotels: 9
Days Traveling: 17
Extended Stay America - Mt. Olive - Budd Lake - Budd Lake Hotels, New Jersey
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Attractions within close proximity to the hotel include the Pax Amicus Castle Theatre, the Wild West City and the Rockaway Townsquare Mall.
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RENT - Stephanie Another Day Pax Amicus
RENT - performed at PAX Amicus Castle Theater - Budd Lake, NJ
August 2009
Body of 2nd Missing Teen Found in NJ Lake | 2 New Jersey Teens bodies found in the lake
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Body of 2nd Missing Teen Found in NJ Lake | 2 New Jersey Teens bodies found in the lake
The body of a second teen has been found in a partially frozen New Jersey lake where he and a friend fell through the ice on Monday.
The other boy's body was found a day after they went missing.
Officials said divers were at the scene all day Wednesday. Morris County Acting Prosecutor Fredric Knapp said the two 15-year-old boys were deeply loved by their families and friends.
The boys were identified as Clyde Schimanski III and Nicholas Cianciotto III.
Schimanski's father told NBC 4 New York on Tuesday that his son told him by phone that he planned to go ride his bike on Budd Lake in Mount Olive with a friend. When the father heard helicopters and saw the news reports, he rushed down to the lake.
Friends of the two boys brought flowers and lit candles at a makeshift memorial outside Budd Lake Chapel Tuesday night.
Police began searching for the boys after several 911 calls came in reporting screams for help coming from the lake in Mount Olive Township shortly before 6:30 p.m.
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Young Zee and Pace Won Live In Budd Lake NJ
The Real LyricLee w/ A Bomb Music- Up In Smoke/ Did I Do That
Young Zee w/ Pacewon Forever Fuck Wit Us /Make Muzic
More Footage coming soon! Shout Out 2 Outsidaz Stiles McFly Brick City Drive A-Bomb Music
The Real LyricLee at Pavillion Lounge in Budd Lake NJ
Performing Money Getta Clip
1935 Budd Lake Painter Vacation Complete Video & A Story See Below
Dad (John Hunter Painter Sr.) and his dad (Chauncey DePew Painter) his mom (Elizabeth Ann Hermann) and younger siblings Uncle Bill (Harry William) and Uncle Dick (Richard Robert) - Thank you Patrice!!!! Complete Video!
By Ruby Ann Erwin Painter:
Here are some excerpts from a letter received from Pop (Chauncey) in Aug 1970. I'm including them because this little bit of information may not be noted anywhere else and some day it may be useful to someone; maybe fill in a blank:
...My dad was born about 1854. Had brothers Jile, Zeck, and Tom. Aunt Mag was the only sister I knew. She had a store in Hopewell, PA in the early 1900's
...Dad had a store in Birdsboro (John Hunter) about 1880. He took a course in Electrical Engineering from I.C.S. and got a job in Baltimore, MD. Then to Brooklyn, NY (where Pop - Chauncey DePew was born) and to Dover, NJ
...If there was an Indian it must have been on the English Painter's side. Grandma Grubb told me my Grandfather married a Painter woman of English extraction.
...The log cabin they talk about must have been hunting lodges. Ralph said there was a couple on the old Painter place (in Hopewell). The home Ralph took me to was Penn. Field Stone, painted white and had a large spring in the cellar. That was where we went to see Uncle Tom before he died.
...The Grubbs were stonemen, they went up in the hills and brought large flat stones to town for hearths, etc. They were a combination of German and English. My mother (Mary Jane Grubb) was known as Polly Grubb and she and one of the Brooks girls ran around together til my Dad broke up the combination. (by marring Mary Jane, I guess he means.)
...I don't know of any rich folks on either side. The Brooks family controlled all the wealth in Birdsboro.
NOTE: When the John (Jack) Hunter Painter Sr. family visited Hopewell Village in July 1970, they met Albert Painter (age 81). He told this story of Pop's (Chauncey DePew Painter) ancestors: Before the 1800's, a woman named Sara Mahlur (Painter, in English) came to America from Germany. She married an Indian doctor (who sold herbs in NYC in the winters). He was called John (no last name). They kept the Painter last name.
Albert was the son of William P. Painter, he had an Uncle named Samuel Painter. Albert's grandfather came from England and Germany. Albert's Great Aunt married John Hunter's grandfather. (The two Painter lines in Hopewell, one from England and on from Germany.)
Ruby Ann Erwin Painter typed (yes, on a typewriter) & hand wrote four beautiful books four times for her four children in 1991 so the stories would not be forgotten. Thank you Mom!
Suspense: Hitchhike Poker / Celebration / Man Who Wanted to be E.G. Robinson
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Poker has gained in popularity since the beginning of the twentieth century, and has gone from being primarily a recreational activity confined to small groups of mostly male enthusiasts, to a widely popular spectator activity with international audiences and multi-million dollar tournament prizes.