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Correct your history on your remark as from Johnstown PA where the Stony Creek meets Little Conemaugh River to form the Conemaugh as Conemaugh River as where PA 286 Bridge the Conemaugh River is same River but name changes to Kiskiminetas River with the Loyalhanna Creek flowing into Conemaugh River.

Thankyou for taking us out there! 😊 good video!

Now let's see, concrete pilings, utilities & pipe runs... Hmm, I'm not seeing much in the way of smuggling tunnels or opium dens to be honest- just backhoe trenching at this location with the topic embraced by the business because why not? It's a good draw, like a good haunting story. P.S. I don't buy for one minute that Jacque Cousteau would destroy photographic evidence of any genocide he captured in one of his explicit missions. That's just crap.

I want to try that pizza

I have been in all my life and you can tell it's all bs .. lol 😂...... 😂

Centralia would be a FANTASTIC place for an off-the-books Government installation… Chances are, there probably is one…

I put a dollar on the wall many many years ago. All these bills are new since the restoration burned down a long time ago. Me and a friend drove up there last year. He had his 64 Corvette and I had my 96 Mazda Miata. What a great drive. Don’t forget to get the brisket sandwich. WOW. SOOOOO GOOD

Just before Tracy Twyman was unalived she had been looking into possible trafficking rings operating out of a campground in Williams AZ, and received unalive threats because of it. I wouldn’t be surprised if many of those tunnels are still being utilized. Very creepy. Look into Tracy Twyman if you don’t know who she is.

The govt said to the Chinese who worked on the railroad that after they finished they could stay in the USA and bring over their family's who had the same last name .They had everyone they knew change their last names to the same name and 1000s came saying they were all related somehow. Which is why in the phone books there are 1000 chang's or 1000 Wongs etc etc

in Pendleton Oregon they have them to but they turned them in to a tourist attraction called the the Pendleton underground it pretty cool

Just made it to Williams today, you saw my last comment about the canyon..... gonna see if I can figure it out.

Tunnels under route 66 down town Kingman They run from the building on the north side of 66 under the train station and train tracks and come back up somewhere in the homes south of the tracks

Fat Olive in Flagstaff. Try the 2 pizzas Guy liked.

Same old sappy nonsense story following the mainstream. Tunnels everywhere under every city but these ones were dug by Chinese for opium dens.

there are tunnels in downtown flagstaff as well

The downtown area of Kingman has a bunch of Chinese houses still. The cabinets and countertops are super low. There are tunnels all over here. This used to be a huge WW2 base and the government built even more tunnels.

Loved the “ouch” right at the beginning! Welcome to Arizona! I love Tortilla Flat. The drive up there is among my favorites. We don’t live far from there & often head up there for lunch.

6:00 so the United States govt just murdered a bunch of innocent people, and we don’t think they won’t do it again, that’s messed up, maybe the bodies are still down there and could be retrieved

Wife: Honey please don't say anything weird around my family this thanksgiving Me: 14:50

Every railroad town in the west has tunnels

Yo you should have kept going all the best

That's a big reason for China to hate America

Very cool. I live 30 miles from Willaims.

We visit Pine, Strawberry and Payson quite often. Just to clarify it’s the Old COUNTY Inn 😂 and it’s very good. The surrounding area has beautiful hikes and springs with crystal clear water. Love these small towns in AZ.

Zoomed out from my house😳

These are everywhere, especially under WSh dee cee.

If a sandwich and salad cost $26 last year, I imagine it's $35 dollars this year. Pretty soon you'll be able to wipe your a$$ with US currency because actual toilet paper will BE TOO EXPENSIVE! smh

Poorly researched. Bogus.

Even though you didn’t mention any store names but I have a pretty good idea which bar had a that door to the tunnel

I just found your channel. I just love what you're doing!

I have not heard this story, but I can't put beyond the govt to do the dastardly deed. They never want to give up on our money. That's what's so sick! It's not even their money!!!

How about the librarian

Out towards bearizona at the actual railroad tracks, there are two tunnel entrances that seem to boarded up...just holes on the side of hill the tracks are on...they go back towards the town just into the actual hill

⚠️⚠️⚠️ Do your research people… that’s a dangerous place for decent human beings. Some of those people WILL steal anything not tied down. Some like to play with matches and burn RV’s. ⚠️🔥🌮🍔🧌

In another AZ town there were gambling tables found with chips and such still on them in similar tunnels, ostensibly from prohibition days. Bad aspect of this is in all these towns, the Chinese really had hard lives, their lives were considered less because they were foreigners and many did not learn English. Prostitution, drug addiction, senseless murders, all were part of the Chinese' experience here building our railroads; proportionally though, it seems like many had successful biz: food, farms, laundry, gambling..... The old newspapers refer to Chinese as "the Celestials" many times.....hard to imagine in some of these small towns, there were significant Chinese populations, 3,4,5 % of the town from what I have read.

Jaques Clesau is the inspector from the pink panther.

I’d love you to explore or learn more about the underground tunnels in Livingston MT…..I’ve always wondered

I've lived in Metro Phoenix for 45 years, my sister lives in Flagstaff and... I've driven through Williams a bunch of times but, I've never stopped in town. I gotta do that! Been all over the state and love day trips up north, especially in Summer. Prescott is so close, we drive up just for Dinner or a day or walking Downtown or hitting the lakes. When go up just to fly RC planes for the day. Sedona is always a great day trip to cool off and enjoy the beauty. Jerome is another favorite. Funky little mountain town. Love taking friends from outta town up to Flagstaff, shoot up to the Canyon and then stay the night in Flagstaff. Then, the next day, take the back way down to Sedona via the 87, down the rim and into Oak Creek Canyon. Then, over to Jerome, down through Chino Valley into Prescott and...if time allows, take the back way through Yarnell and Wickenburg. Long day but... So much beauty on the ride and sites to see. Now, gonna have to check out Williams. Have wanted to take the Train to the Canyon. Hear it's a beautiful ride. I do love my state. So much beauty. Great day trips or weekend trips.

What were people digging 8 feet by 8 feet tunnels with in the 1800's?? Chinese immigrants with blasting powder and shovels? How many Chinese immigrants does it take to build intricate tunnel systems in that amount of time? Fascinating how nobody has information or pictures how they did it...and this seems to be the same story in most cities that supposedly have these endless tunnel systems below. Quite sure the "Boring" company was not founded yet...

Secret?

OKI have not read through the rest of the comments but scenes that I was born here in the early 70s and that my family owned part of downtown Flagstaff at 1 time I can tell you you have good ideas not completely correct. The most important thing is that they were not free-roaming under the cities they were not allowed Do wander the streets or be in any of the establishments so yes they all lived downstairs however they were not free-roaming they were slaves. Most of the tunnels in Flagstaff still have the The shackles on the walls. You can no longer get down inside these Supposed ice tunnels for the ice house. The FBI has sealed them up for their own use. They're used to be glass blocks letting light down into the tunnels both in Flagstaff and in Williams this is all since been removed only for political reasons. It is part of the true history of the West but we're not supposed to know our history. Keep digging

Most of the old west towns that had Chinese in town...(many next to the rail lines), had these tunnels. The Chinese would do laundry , maid, brothel and manual labor services. However they where not welcome on the streets, so they where told to build tunnels so they could move about to service the downtown areas. We have them here in Prescott as well.

Thank you for stopping in our town! Population of Jamestown is actually north of 15,000! And you're welcome to come back now that the Frontier Village is open! Downtown Jamestown is also a beautiful site and there's many other recreational opportunities including two manmade lakes!

The fighting stuff was true for sure. I have a million stories from my grandfather and his brother, the barber. Once you lost there was no huge family vendetta. Just shook hands and respect. Great stories.

Pine Country Cafe, you should've eaten there. Great pie!

All that and you barely go in???

Did I see that right....$26 for a chicken salad?

My husband and I used to drive up to Willam’s once a year. Knew about the “Red Garter,” place and reputation, but this is the first time I ever heard about the tunnels. Thank you for sharing this fun fact, well kinda sad that the Asian people were forced (??) do do the work and build the RR.

Your a doosey. , thanks. So much