Howdy doody -- The Grave of Buffalo Bob Smith

Visiting the Pinecrest Presbyterian Church memorial garden in Flat rock North Carolina to show the grave of Robert "Buffalo Bob" Smith who was the creator of how to do it

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[ladyyuna]

RIP Buffalo Bob Smith (born Robert Emil Schmidt)(November 27, 1917 – July 30, 1998) (aged 80) you will truly be missed and my prayers go out to you and your family.

[donkique]

He managed to live around 34 additional years after his first heart attack. That's incredible!

[louferrao]

The Boxer Dog is Lamont's new co-host! Love it.

[fobxxl]

In 1949, my parents bought their first TV. I was 4 years old. I watched that show every day as a child. I loved it !

[marthaj]

I disagree. This _is_ the "greatest of video". All of your videos are great, Lamont, and we appreciate your hard work.

[sabrinaLeigh]

I loved Buffalo Bob Smith and his sidekick clarabell omg they made me laugh so hard I miss them RIP Buffalo Bob

[kevinsmith]

Thanks for this Lamont! You had me cracking up going back and forth with your boxer buddy 🤣! I think he wanted to be the star of this video! Howdy Doody was a great kids show back in the day! Was just thinking that Ralph, the female carpenter on the 60s sitcom Green Acres would always say howdy doody when greeting someone. She was a riot, always getting on Oliver's nerves!

[PrayerWarrior]

Lamont thank you so much for sharing this, it was one of my favourite shows, I loved blonde and Dagwood. I have tears in my eyes the good old days compared to today wow.

[shiliela_rhymes_with_delilah]

You made that dog's day. Now he's got fresh gossip for all his doggy friends that you were there. 😁

[alextepe]

I wasn’t alive back then, so I can’t speak from experience, but it seems to me that the 1950s was a much simpler time. Good thing classic tv reruns exist for nostalgia. Thanks for sharing Lamont. Stay safe.

[heatherkoelble]

Love how you hang up bird feeders I think that"s really sweet

[mandyparsons]

Hi Lamont I never saw this show as it was not shown in the UK, RIP Buffalo Bob.

[williamgraves]

Buffalo Bob…wow. It’s gonna be an interesting day. Great video Lamont. Great Boxer puppy also. Yeah they’re vocal. It’s cool. God Bless friend.

[heatherkoelble]

I think it's cool that you hang up bird feeders and try to fix broken grave stones

[lizzieberger]

Need to get some scooby snacks to walk about with!! Thus keeping 4 legged lovelies quiet...maybe!! Have a great day 🇬🇧

[sharamolina]

I literally just was scolding my dog for the same thing..he was going nuts in the back yard..then your video started 😂😂

[angelaholbert]

Just up the road from where you are is St. John in the Wilderness church. There is a part of the cemetery where Enslaved Persons are buried. They were unmarked until someone found the location of each grave and placed a cross at them. You can see them from the road. There is also the grave of a man who was killed by bushwhackers during the Civil War. Hope your enjoying the area!

[aloisemason]

Memories..I use to watch Howdy Dody when I was little..everyday it was Howdy Dody time..we were all in front of the TV..this was a special time for us kids every day..always had our attention in front of the tube..a great show...

[mikemeeds]

Great story after school get off the bus run home down a dirt road with my dog, my mom would have Howdy doody on the TV 1950s.

[vic.smittie.]

Television in 1947? 🤔🤦😳 My Dad was born in '42, I'm a '62 model, and here in the R.S.A., we only got T.V. towards the end of '75! 🤦 We were, for some reason, so far behind it's just unreal! 😳