Exploring an Abandoned Bar Frozen in Time since 1999 due to toxic water



Welcome to this eerie exploration of an abandoned bar frozen in time, left behind in the 1990s! In this video, I take you on a journey through a fascinating piece of history, a building that started as a gas station in the 1920s, catering to travelers along a busy highway. When a new highway was built, the flow of guests dried up, leading the establishment to reinvent itself as a local restaurant and bar for a nearby mining community nestled in the mountains.

As we venture inside, you’ll get a glimpse of the past through the worn-down furnishings, vintage decor, and haunting photos of the mining families who once visited. The walls tell a story of a time when this spot was the heart of the community, now frozen in time and left behind permanently in the 90s. Join me as we uncover the forgotten history of this remarkable, abandoned place and the secrets it holds from its unique past.

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25 thoughts on “Exploring an Abandoned Bar Frozen in Time since 1999 due to toxic water”

  1. Happy new year everyone ! This video is a unique one, a mountain town that used to house mining workers and their families. After the mines ran dry, the jobs left, and in a couple of decades later, we can go back in time and see what's left. Let me know what you think of this place !

    And have a happy and healthy new year!

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  2. ha i work in the beverage industry and ive seen some small bars that look frozen in the 80s. even with the small amounts of modern tech the overall inside looks like its from the past in those places. but then i was a kid in the 80s and hit my teen years in the 90s so i know what the overall asthetic of that time period was.

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  3. Thanks for another great episode. The arcade game is a Shuffleboard. This looks like a bowling game. The pins would flip down. The surface would be very smooth wood, dusted with a little sawdust to keep it slippery. Your playing piece would be a very smooth, heavy metal disc about the size of a hockey puck, which you would slide down to knock down, or in the case of a shuffleboard, flip your pins up. The machine would total your score like a pinball machine would. They were really quite fun, but I haven't seen one in years. Very cool to see!

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  4. The rifle ad isn't really an advertisement. It's a long running joke about surplus WWII Italian Army rifles. Their condition was "never fired only dropped once", a reference to the Italian Army's record of surrendering instead of fighting on many occasions during that war.

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