What Happened to the Mayflower? - It's Still 'In Use'!! Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story

What Happened to the Mayflower? - Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story

This rest of the story tells how a doctor walking through the English countryside in Jordans, Buckinghamshire in the 1920s made an incredible discovery and made a small town, and in particular, an old barn a tourist attraction ever since.

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What Happened to the Mayflower? - Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story
What Happened to the Mayflower? - Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story
Jordans, Buckinghamshire
Jordans, Buckinghamshire
History Repeated
History Repeated

[Rustebadge]

Mr. Harvey...you're still the greatest. Thank you, sir.

[greenwil]

My 10th Great-Grandfather, Robert Cushman, along with fellow Puritan John Carver, leased this old boat for the ride to the New World, I am proud to say! ⛵

[marcyking]

One needs no illustrations when Paul Harvey tells the story...but they are fun anyway. Wonderful story, by the way! Who knew?

[patricknewlun]

What a great piece of trivia. God bless America.

[GaryEtheridge-dn]

I love Paul Harvey- Thank you so much for posting this! ❤

[j.j.guerrieri]

“This is my jump to conclusions mat, it has different conclusions that you can jump to”

[Ferd]

The first part of Woodshop was always spent listening to Paul's Rest of the Story syndicated on the local AM station when I was in Jr. High. Come off of lunch to Paul Harvey, then hit the workbench. Mr. Bluhm insisted. Nobody argued. I liked it. I miss Paul. He really had a neat voice and delivery thing going on.

[MatAK]

Since elementary school, when I first learned about the Mayflower and its significance, I had wondered since, what happened to the old ship? I had assumed that she had sunk in a nameless storm back in the 17th century.
52 years later, it was purely by luck that I stumbled across this video to learn of the old historic ship's fate. A barn indeed.

[eliotreader]

I find it very interesting that some of the wood from the Mayflower was reused to build a barn by a farmer back in 1622. after her sailing days was over.

[chrisjoy]

My 9th and 10th Great grandfather came here on the Mayflower. My 10th Great grandfather was Thomas Rogers. He died in 1621 in Plymouth Massachusetts. His son Joseph was 4 when his dad died .

[villecky]

I'm glad people saved and uploaded these so I can listen to them. But I notice uploaders tend to blow the punchline, taking away the fun of the bit. I suggest to keep the titles obscure so it retains the mystery that Paul Harvey intended until his final reveal

[markmathews]

The one shot of the inside is upside down.

[Hiker]

Why have you taken someone else's work and tried to pass it off as your own? You haven't added anything substantial to the original video and worse, have given away the punchline in your title. I've posted the original video for many years and now it's gone. Do your own research you plagiarizing toad.

[jakelance]

My sister-in-law's baby cousin Tracy said she saw my great X5 Grandpa on the Mayflower all hugged up with some Tramp....