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In 'Almost Ghosts', viewers meet Harley Russell, a 73-year-old store owner in Erick, Oklahoma, who entertains visitors with his Mediocre Music Maker show. The film captures the unique charm of Russell's store and the quirky atmosphere of the town, reflecting the spirit of Route 66.
The documentary also features Ángel Delgadillo, a 91-year-old barber in Seligman, Arizona, who continues to serve travelers from the interstate highway. Additionally, Lowell Davis, over 80 years old, revitalizes the ghost town of Red Oak II, Missouri, by restoring its historic buildings. These stories illustrate the dedication of individuals preserving the legacy of this iconic route.
Why Watch
- •Meet Harley Russell and his Mediocre Music Maker show.
- •See Ángel Delgadillo still cutting hair at 91.
- •Find out how Lowell Davis restored a ghost town.
Did You Know
•Harley Russell is 73 years old and runs a store in Erick, Oklahoma.
•Ángel Delgadillo is a 91-year-old barber in Seligman, Arizona.
•Lowell Davis is over 80 years old and revitalized Red Oak II, Missouri.
Perfect For
Route 66 enthusiastsDocumentary loversFans of quirky characters