Exploring Author Jack London's Ranch in Glen Ellen

Jeff & Sarah get acquainted with author Jack London and wife Charmian London (in spirit) and check out their ranch, home where both died and their grave site in Glen Ellen, California. London is one of the best known of American writers who died at the age of 40.

#jacklondon #glenellen #famousauthor #sonomacounty #historyhunters

Please subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any new episodes.

Check out some of our other episodes:

Revisiting Bonanza's Ponderosa Ranch at Lake Tahoe

Looking Back at Disneyland's Famous Visitors

Celebrity Encounters over the Decades - History Hunters Part I

Old Stockton Rural Cemetery's Historic VIPs

The Gold Rush Began Here in Coloma, California!

Historic Placerville Union Cemetery in the Mother Lode

Abandoned Gold Rush Hotel - the Bayley House

Visiting Historic Placerville in California's Mother Lode Country

Back to The Future III Movie Set Artifacts Found!

Historic 1850's Cemetery in Central California

Ulysses Grant visits Knights Ferry brothers-in-law

Deadly 1921 Modesto Jacuzzi J-7 Plane Crash from Yosemite

Giant Gravestone for a Stingy Farmer near Merced, California

Manzanar! Japanese-American Internment Camp during World War II

Alabama Hills movie filming locations

Roy Rogers' & Dale Evans Rogers' Home & Gravesite in Apple Valley

Famous Celebrity Graves at Memorial Park Cemetery in Memphis

Mom Finally Visits Elvis Presley's Graceland 44 Years Later

Virginia City Nevada history revisited Tourist Style

Historic Mackay Mansion - home of Bonanza King John Mackay

Virginia City's Historic Silver Terrace Cemetery

John Wayne filmed "The Shootist" at Carson City House

Orion Clemens' house & Carson City Cemetery

Shane filming locations in Grand Tetons, Wyoming!

Unlocking Lovelock, Nevada history & Amelia Earhart

Donner Party Survivor's Grave & Home

High Noon's secret movie filming locations

Pollardville, Stockton's bygone Ghost Town Amusement Park

Exploring Pioneer Cemetery in Sacramento

Outlaw Bill Dalton's son Stuck in Lodi – Again

Assassination Attempts on President Gerald Ford in California

Searching for Silent Child Star Wesley Barry

San Francisco Forts & Golden Gate Bridge

Mammoth Lakes John Wayne movie locations & Gold Mine

Historic Half Dome Trail in Yosemite

Searching Aurora, Nevada's ghost town cemetery

Aurora, Nevada 1860's Ghost Town

Kennedy Space Center & NASA astronaut memorabilia

Ripley's & Fort Castillo in USA's Oldest City St Augustine

Silver Springs Florida's Seminole & Movie History

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Air Force One

Hollywood Stars' Graves! Marilyn Monroe & Michael Landon

Buffalo Bill Cody's Grave & Death House in Denver

Knott's Berry Farm History & Fun

Exploring Merle Haggard's old neighborhood & rail box car home

Charlie Chaplin's San Francisco Bay Area movie locations

Queen's Crash site & La Grange Dredge

Black Bart's grave in Marysville?

[erickstiner]

Jack London is one of my favorite authors. I hope to visit this cabin in the near future. Thank you for taking us along.

[panther]

HISTORY HUNTERS. THE California EDUCATIONAL CHANNEL. THANKS again, Jeff and Sarah.

[marknerren]

It must have been a great thing to be able to be as free as those two were. Thank you for this video.

[mattmaher]

Not long discovered you guys. I'm watching every episode one after another (in no order). Love what you are doing and find it very enjoyable. Please keep it up and don't change the way you are doing it.

[patheagerty]

history hunters 9/20/20 jack London, s Glen Ellen ranch enjoyed it ! As time goes on
👏👏

[fsmag]

Another awesome video! Learned a lot about Jack. Thanks, guys. (FYI: Pago Pago is pronounced Pango Pango.). Keep the vids coming. Stay safe.

[maudey]

The house was built by Italian immigrants and stone workers. My paternal grandfather, Guiseppe Moroni, and his 3 brothers from Tuscany worked there. Our grandfather passed down a packet of photos to us. They include photos of the brothers up on the Wolf House walls and pig barn silos, the main house, Jack, Charmaine, their horses and dogs. Great info and video!

[kejola]

Simply outstanding Vlog! Thank you for teaching me so much about Jack London!

[dennisrogers]

Again, outstanding in your field. This time Jack London State Park, Glen Ellen California. Could not have picked a more interesting subject to explore.
Thanks for a refreshing insight into this great author. Looking forward to your next adventure.

[leewilliams]

The interior of Jack London's boat the snark was purchased by my friend big Bill Kennedy on the big island of Hawaii in the 1980s he built the snarks interior into two of the bedrooms in his redwood house in Pahoa. I actually got to sleep in one of The snarks bunks. Unfortunately about 10 years ago the house burned down.

[jennysjourney]

I was just there yesterday! Where was the cottage and stables? I missed those.
I didn't know the museum was open either. By the time we made it back from the house, the park was almost closed so we walked around it. I'll have to go back soon to see everything else I missed. We didn't get there until 2:00 and it definitely wasn't enough time. I only live an hour away.
Also, there's a better path that's paved with asphalt to the Wolf house and graves. It's an easier walk. You might've found it on the way back but it was on the right hand side after you enter the parking lot.
I thought that closed up room under the stairs was a wine cellar.

[ralfrainfurth]

Thank you for the beautiful picture and the history behind. Jack London is my hero.

[drengskap]

I'm watching this from the dreary grey boredom of England in Covid lockdown in February. Thanks for the reminder that there is a great big beautiful world full of amazing places and experiences out there when it becomes possible to see them again, because life here at the moment is no fun at all.

[MsNevadakid]

you guys did it again! great job as always. we need to put this location on the ole bucket list.. ...happy trails always....

[haroldtakahashi]

great episode...if you're in the area when it's cooler, a hike up to his 'lake' should be in order...i usually stop by the glen ellen market for lunch, btw...also, just up the road, the old bale mill is an interesting stop, and robert louis stevenson history nearby...of course, detours to the petrified forest and california's old faithful are very touristy places...lotsa historic wineries...calistoga and angwin too...i'm not sure if the sonoma developmental center and napa state hospitals are still open or if they've been closed due to state budget actions, but they're a sad but necessary part of california history...i guess i sound like a chamber of commerce junkie...anyway, keep on truckin'...

[dsinavich]

Hi guys! Awesome vlog! This was the best vlog ever!! Very interesting ! You guys should get an award !lol carry on vloggin ! Take care Deborah. Winnipeg, Canada

[douglasolomon]

Great tour of London ranch and ruin. I visited there in 2016. My brother and sister were with me and my brother suffered an episode of vertigo while on that trail yo the ruin. I had forgotten how young he was when he died.

[fountainbiker]

I've been there and was amazed with everything there. Thanks Jeff

[courtneyhall]

great video folks, i wasn't even aware that jack lived in cal.what a pair they were.

[GearheadMan]

My father growing up in the 30s and 40s have a child he read I think all of Jack London