Chubb's Antiques Roadshow is on the road taping for the next season of the popular television program for collectors. A stop in Hot Springs on Saturday revealed a unique 19th Century Jasper Cropsey painting of Lake George and valued to be worth $150,000, and a collection of rare Beatles memorabilia from 1964 valued up to $60,000.

The Beatles memorabilia featured 1964 Beatles memorabilia collection of Ringo's drum sticks, a photo of the Beatles signed by all four band members and a program from the 1964 tour and valued at $40,000 - $60,000. Another interesting find was a collection of cartoon sketches of Mickey Mouse from 1952, valued at $20,000.

The tour for the seventh season of the TV program began in Seattle on June 15 and continued in Cleveland on June 22. Remaining tour stops include Albuquerque, July 20; Kansas City, July 27; and Charlotte, NC, Aug. 10. Major funding for the show is provided by the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies. Additional funding is provided by eBay. http://www.pbs.org/antiques