KETC | Living St. Louis | Don Robinson

From KETC, LIVING ST. LOUIS Producer Anne-Marie Berger visits with Don Robinson on his 843 acre property near Cedar Hill in Jefferson County, Missouri. Robinson began acquiring the land in 1964 when he bought 320 acres for $21,250. An area of land exactly the size of Central Park in New York, Robinson has put plans in place to turn the land over the Missouri Department of Natural Resources when he dies, and the land will become Missouris 51st state park.

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[DeputyMartinBD]

"If the walls of that shower house could talk, it would be all obscenities", Don A. Robinson

[DeputyMartinBD]

Long live Jyro Cola!!!!!!

[abillings4]

This Is Awesome Good Work :)

[bulletinman]

The STATE is going to take this property and sell it..He is very deluded.

[rlhstl]

I've worked for him, worked with him, and just come over to shoot the shit with him. He's funny, and a knucklehead. He's outspoken, and likes to have a good time. And, I agree. This video is depicts the real Don Robinson perfectly!

[nickanto]

This is an awesome piece of work on an awesome guy. I know Don pretty well and this video does a great job showing you just who Don Robinson is.

[HOTWHEELSCOTT]

I've met Don and he is just like in the video.....making jokes and just enjoying himself at his place.

Good to know his plase will be kept like it is.

[bigvten]

What a great video. Don i hope you live for a long time and in good health. Thank you for your wonderful gift to us. You or the reason why i love telling people where i am from. I hope in your next journey (after this life is over) there is a place where you can enjoy, just like the one you or leaving us. Thanks again Mr. Robinson you truly a blessing to us here in Missouri.

[jdcasidy]

What a great job summing up an amazing person in just under 10 minutes. A piece of living history. Thank you.

[jlalumondiere]

great man. good job.