In this episode of Ghost Towns and More, we take a look at the amazing story of the rise and fall of one of the most prominent gold producing towns in the nation during its peak. From floods to fires, the people who lived here endured the best and worst of times. Learn about their triumphs and tragedies in this story.
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A great video !!! I subscribed too !!
Wonderful!!! ❤️❤️❤️ subscribed!
Sub-a-dub-scribed! Happy launch day!
Excellent!
An excellent production. I liked that the story started in Tonapah.
It's great to see these more accessible Ken. I subbed. 💚
I have been looking forward to this ever since Angela told me you were starting! Great job!
Very Interesting! I sent it to my son-in-law who grew up in Tonopah and mines Turquoise in the area.
Excellent production! I look forward to more.
I love the way you have researched and included stories of the people who once lived there! The story of little Joy is so touching. This is a beautiful tribute to those who have gone before! Keep it up! Can't wait to see what comes next!
Loved the video,hope to see more like this in the future 👍🏴.
Great History lesson 👏 👍. Thanks for sharing so much Historical Photographs. Really enjoyed it.
neat story about the little girl. is anyone allowed to go there and metal detect or prospect?
Awesome content. New subscriber
I just stumbled onto this vlog. Love it! I love the history of the old towns in the west. I grew up in SoCal, moved to Utah in the early 1970's and later bought small ranch in Utah near the Outlaw Trail in the eastern desert. I used to love driving, or riding horses to find and see old ghost towns. I used to drag my family along, and they'd moan and groan taking them over dirt roads along precarious cliffs, but once we got there they were just as excited to be there as I was. (I used to call those old trails and roads, "the Scenic Route".) LOL. Thank you for doing the history.
“Gly”: Very well produced and well researched. I spent two summers in Goldfield and absolutely loved it. Good job, keep up the good work. Subscribed!
Great job. I really enjoyed this and will be watching your other vids.
Drove threw there on my way home from Mexico. It's a cool little town I'd like to go back.
Great video! 😃🇫🇮
I worked for an archaeologist in Hawaii for years. It's always hard to keep in mind that the things you are handling were once handled by people who lived, laughed and loved just like you. Their possessions, that you now hold, once meant a lot to them. Your story of JOY is a great example.
I just paid a speeding ticket to the Goldfield municipal court. It's located on Crook st..
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Very informative about an interesting part of history, thank you.
My son and I were in goldfield this year. We unloaded our dirt bikes and rode a huge loop to the east. We saw about 100 old mines and some cool old railheads. Check out my short video at: https://youtu.be/Z8PkAik-6QA the really cool International Car Forrest video at: https://youtu.be/1yjgC7kCGZ8 please like and subscribe
Man someone ought to go grab one of them old cars and rebuild it it's got a little bit of rest but it's just sitting there doing nothing make a hot rod out of one of them things if you got the money unless somebody owns it doesn't want you to I doubt anybody owns those things. Also there's probably more gold around there somewhere they never found maybe a half a mile out of town I'm going to have to go check that place out.
I got married in Goldfield right in front of the old boarded up Goldfield Hotel… The Mayor and several elderly ladies were all witnesses… That was in 1982… I doubt I'll ever go through that area again.
Too old for travel.. My wild west adventure will not be repeated…. The whole area is so radioactive that it glows in the dark.. It's been well cooked by the military…
Love the content. Shalom
Lolokano the adventure chef here. This video was superbly done! Subbed as well. Keep ‘em coming sir! 😊
Hwy 97 goes by ornear.
Richer than Comstock. Amazing. Thanks, Thailand Paul