Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum
Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum
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50th IDITAROD at the CARRIE MCLAIN MUSEUM in NOME, ALASKA
Journey with us to Nome, Alaska for scenes of the 50th Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race with mushers, sled dogs, museum programs, and more!
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FISHING IN NOME, ALASKAFISHING IN NOME, ALASKA
FISHING IN NOME, ALASKA
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FISHING IN NOME, ALASKA takes viewers into the everyday lives of commercial and subsistence fishermen to discover how locals catch and process salmon and halibut. Produced by Farthest North Films for a fishing exhibit at the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum that opened November 2017.
GOLD DREDGING IN NOME, ALASKAGOLD DREDGING IN NOME, ALASKA
GOLD DREDGING IN NOME, ALASKA
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GOLD DREDGING IN NOME, ALASKA takes viewers into and around large bucket-line gold dredges with operators and locals to learn some of the ways these ship-like machines mine placer gold in and around Nome, Alaska. Produced by Farthest North Films for an interactive exhibit at the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum that opened November 2017.
Museum Grand Opening 2016Museum Grand Opening 2016
Museum Grand Opening 2016
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Moments from the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum Phase I Exhibit Installation followed by the Grand Opening in the Richard Foster Building in October 2016.

Комментарии

  • @cocomaster3755
    @cocomaster3755 Месяц назад

    Got back from nome a couple weeks ago, did some of my first fishing there and caught a few dinners. Saw that white tundra at A.C many times. Sat right there at the mouth of the Nome river and caught the best fish I've had in my life. Going back this week for another job and going leave with all that I can.

  • @ChristmasN0201
    @ChristmasN0201 9 месяцев назад

    What would the oilers do? Also, I've heard that early dredges in the early 1900s required dozens of people to operate. What would they all be doing?

  • @DavidHuber63
    @DavidHuber63 Год назад

    Shame

  • @theonlybuzz1969
    @theonlybuzz1969 Год назад

    Could somebody explain who was Carrie M McLain please, it would have been nice to have known about Carrie during the grand opening maybe? Many thanks from the UK 🇬🇧. Phil

  • @theonlybuzz1969
    @theonlybuzz1969 Год назад

    I just love these bucket line dredges, amazing technology for when it was built 100 or so years ago, amazing and one day I might have a vacation to Alaska and visit Nome to see one of these massive leviathans, thanks for sharing this video, greetings from the UK 🇬🇧. Phil

  • @thetruthnevertold
    @thetruthnevertold 2 года назад

    anyone in nome alaska? so i am do or die now. 52 years old. and been watching gold shows like jeff williams and most others for many years. i just want to try this. price to fly here now is 355 dollars and I may just do it. I'm partially disabled I can walk just not jog or run. i would be bear food. 4 shore. but still, I want to try before I die. its the experience, not the money. now i am on disability and need money but i have to try or die. do or die. any help or any info? anything? i want to go to nome far west

  • @4x4_travel
    @4x4_travel 2 года назад

    Nicely done video. I visited the Dredge (#3 I believe) next to the Chatanika Lodge near Fairbanks. I believe it's close in size to this one. Unfortunately that one was burned by vandals.

  • @BacGold
    @BacGold 2 года назад

    Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro

  • @peterhatch1583
    @peterhatch1583 2 года назад

    Tony beets use one in gold ruch

  • @ginaturnabul1947
    @ginaturnabul1947 2 года назад

    #STOP GOLD DREDGING IN ALASKA. STOP #TONYBEETS from destroying #INDIANRIVER ban all water use license on gold dredging super destructive for the environment #alaskaboycot

  • @xyzct
    @xyzct 2 года назад

    The value of gold is not high. The value of the USDollar is low.

  • @robertshrewsbury4241
    @robertshrewsbury4241 3 года назад

    I don't know about that "water detection" machines, but I have been in the mineral and water detection business for about 30 years now and so far I have tested a lot of machines, only to find they did not work and the money spent went down the drain. My water Dowsing is a hundred% accurate and I do it from a photograph off of Google earth images. Of course I find other things also, like precious-metals, graves, crude-oil. I can scan five to ten square miles from a Google Earth image in about a day and mark the water or mineral locations, large and small. I also discriminate the type of element, for example I can tell any one of the six platinum group metals apart from one another. And I can detect all of the stable elements on the chart of elements. I have done over 300 blind tests to this affect. I am not at all limited on depth detection. I did an oil deposit that was 6800 feet deep. Many of my blind teste were private people giving me permission to scan their houses and marking where their values were.

  • @efanclublolsmaforlife2501
    @efanclublolsmaforlife2501 3 года назад

    Right now there are claims that produce 900 oz an hour your town produces an had produced not much

  • @Traks_threw_life86
    @Traks_threw_life86 3 года назад

    #5 is massive and Tony Beets would go nuts having that thing.

  • @unclemike1527
    @unclemike1527 3 года назад

    RIP mr. Mayor you will be missed we all will miss you in Nome

  • @vincbrick7992
    @vincbrick7992 4 года назад

    I have buil a Lego gold dredge on lego Ideas. The Name of the project on Lego Ideas is: Full working gold dredge with power funtions. I am happy about every supporter.

  • @petermarine2372
    @petermarine2372 4 года назад

    Thank you great video

  • @raritica8409
    @raritica8409 4 года назад

    I've been inside dredge 5. Pretty spooky place

  • @peteryan5368
    @peteryan5368 4 года назад

    very interesting, very cool, thanks !

  • @mfsurfer3039
    @mfsurfer3039 4 года назад

    Who checks the tailings pile for monster nuggets

    • @georgehanson1658
      @georgehanson1658 Год назад

      I did some of them but the pickings were better in the Fairbanks area.

  • @dtkdk9688
    @dtkdk9688 4 года назад

    we used to have lot of this machine to mine a TIN in Malaysia during 70s 80s ... now only a nostalgia of the past ...

  • @gurnblanstein9816
    @gurnblanstein9816 4 года назад

    Those things are really creepy

  • @dimkamechanik8678
    @dimkamechanik8678 4 года назад

    Аляска принадлежит России!!

  • @shane6500
    @shane6500 4 года назад

    Amazing work.. speechless

  • @getchasome6230
    @getchasome6230 4 года назад

    That mayor is very passionate about gold

  • @infinus5
    @infinus5 4 года назад

    its so neat seeing another dredge operational in the gold fields! Not many are left in running order!

    • @heartobefelt
      @heartobefelt 3 года назад

      if you got rid of the old drives and put modern inverter controlled winches and new bucket reclaimer drive , upgrade the sluices to classify out the fines and run them through a high catch efficiency sluice system , they could be productive again. one day ...

    • @james94582
      @james94582 2 года назад

      @@heartobefelt that would be awesome.... This is something I've thought when I've seen them bringing the other big ones back to life on TV... As I work in automation, I was thinking about all the controllers and PLC's and such that could be used to do something like that... Don't see it being financially stable... At least up front, but the end result (on the right ground) would make up for it in no time

  • @scott5609
    @scott5609 4 года назад

    They don't use them anymore why

  • @drive9997
    @drive9997 4 года назад

    Awesome

  • @rashidnaga
    @rashidnaga 4 года назад

    Black history in malaysia. 20 alive 5 missing 3 die.

  • @BetterAircraftFabric
    @BetterAircraftFabric 4 года назад

    Great To see Ron Engstroem finally run his dredge, he worked on it for so long, its a neat little dredge he has there near Dexter! Best Regards from Anchorage! Lars

  • @rosewhite---
    @rosewhite--- 4 года назад

    It is in the mix of elements that GOD made Earth from. We know this because all humans have traces of gold in our bodies so logically it must have been ingested from our food and water. Read Genesis how Earth was made as a ball of water and basic elements. When the water dried off due to disassociation into oxygen and hydrogen the hydrogen floated off into space while The oxygen remained to combine with elements to make all the OXIDES that are mined. The gold being heaviest remained under the crust in the superhot water. During The Flood 4,350 years ago the water escaped through the crust grantes and much of the gold cooled and was locked in quartz veins. More gold escaped and precipitated out on the surface. Subsequent rains washed the gold out and settled it in placer deposits. The placer deposits can have nuggets up to the monster ones found in the Australian outback while much is fine dust. Logically in areas of hard granite all placer gold will have washed downhill into the nearest deep water.

    • @kylepartridge100
      @kylepartridge100 4 года назад

      Yeah I'm sure the Bible explains it 100% perfectly.

    • @steelmaniacwi
      @steelmaniacwi 4 года назад

      This has got to be the dumbest explanation of all time

    • @rosewhite---
      @rosewhite--- 4 года назад

      @@kylepartridge100 Sure does. Glad you agree.

    • @rosewhite---
      @rosewhite--- 4 года назад

      @@steelmaniacwi You're a self confessed steel maniac so are ahrdly in a position to understand real science that confirms the Bible. Go back under your damp stone until Jesus returns to let you know you got it wrong really bad.

  • @MurrayRiversGoldAdventures
    @MurrayRiversGoldAdventures 4 года назад

    We have a dredge that look the same in Australia. ruclips.net/video/iXS-g_QNtQg/видео.html

  • @Tinstared
    @Tinstared 4 года назад

    Marty Feldman

  • @michaelsajer8566
    @michaelsajer8566 4 года назад

    Who’s here after the psat?

  • @elvismark6816
    @elvismark6816 4 года назад

    Yeah they used to do this 50 years ago

  • @daleolson3506
    @daleolson3506 4 года назад

    Mosquitos up there aren't big. Around the up of Michigan I saw one with a wood tick on it.

  • @timmorris3056
    @timmorris3056 4 года назад

    Sometimes the dredge tailings pile is very lucrative with a gold detector. Those big dredges missed alot of gold big and small.

    • @motormech1h343
      @motormech1h343 4 года назад

      Gold detector?

    • @timmorris3056
      @timmorris3056 4 года назад

      @@motormech1h343 Yes, years ago my dad and I became members of GPAA Gold Prospectors Assoc of America. At that time "Whites" metal detector company developed a specail unit $870, that was able to determine copper, steel, iron pyrite, quartz, and gold. Now there's many companies that make a gold detecting unit. Well worth the cost!

  • @cdtran453
    @cdtran453 4 года назад

    Left Nome Ak almost 29yrs after high school. love, to come back and visit the place and so much memories

  • @flexicone1913
    @flexicone1913 5 лет назад

    With Centrifugal concentrator Flexicone you can get twice more gold

  • @jascollinscork
    @jascollinscork 5 лет назад

    WOW I can’t believe the size of some of these dredges...... some engineering feat for their time but also the space needed for them to work in.....🤔 not to mention their working environment 🤭

  • @maezzee
    @maezzee 5 лет назад

    Dredging is easier than other forms of mining true......but it is also one of the 2 most destructive ways to mine alluvial placer gold

    • @heartobefelt
      @heartobefelt 3 года назад

      why ? they work in their own pond . there is no turbidity

  • @ericboyles7208
    @ericboyles7208 5 лет назад

    Don’t the mosquitoes just about bone a person out in those parts? I heard tell that the black fly is the state bird lol

  • @stewartmackey
    @stewartmackey 5 лет назад

    interesting video

  • @adikmen007
    @adikmen007 5 лет назад

    Beautiful machines that just sitting there doing nothing. How dumb can you be not to be running these machines. The amount of gold it can make you is insane. You dont need 5-6 machines working to dig and move dirt. You have everything there in this machine. You just need water and you are good to go pretty much.Just look at tony beets. His dredge probably made him 1000 ounce already.

  • @loreleiwhitcombe6371
    @loreleiwhitcombe6371 5 лет назад

    Yes but built in todays times.

  • @chrisbrent7487
    @chrisbrent7487 5 лет назад

    What happens if a nugget bugger than 3 inches goes through? Does it end up in the tailings?

    • @ferguson20diesel49
      @ferguson20diesel49 5 лет назад

      Chris Brent I was going to ask that. They probably got a schoolboy in to watch it for big nuggets

    • @k_froggy
      @k_froggy 5 лет назад

      They said anything over a specific size would be in the tailings. Time to buy a plane ticket and a metal detector.

  • @eyeLikeCarrots
    @eyeLikeCarrots 5 лет назад

    Mayor dude reminds me of Gene Wilder

  • @ElementalMaker
    @ElementalMaker 5 лет назад

    Great video 👍I would love to make it up there some day and get a pan in the water!

  • @devinm3075
    @devinm3075 5 лет назад

    I only buy it :| I like throwing it back too.

  • @loreleiwhitcombe6371
    @loreleiwhitcombe6371 5 лет назад

    Its hard to beleave man can build such monsters.

    • @Nevir202
      @Nevir202 5 лет назад

      LOL that’s nothing. There are giant earth movers now which could easily, break that those apart and move the wreckage in just a few seconds.