This video almost made me cry..Living there was some of the happiest years of my life. My mom was a 'can can' girl {coctail waitress} in the Bucket O' Blood Saloon, they may still have a poster of her in the saloon in her can can dress...she made them for all of the coctail waitresses, and my dad was a Deputy Sherriff and volenteer fireman...I think most of the men that live there are. The house you showed on the video that's white with green trim with the little picket fence across the street from the big blue house was where I lived...on 'C' street. There used to be an identical house like the blue one, right next to our house, but it was leaning towards our house so they eventually took it down. It was so close to our house that I could barely fit between them when I was 12. We used to sneek into the old house and throw water balloons down on the tourists in the summer. We used to sled down the road right next to the house and kept our horses on the hill right behind the house. We also used to take our sleds down the 6 mile canyon. We used to cut down our own Christmas trees too, and pick the pine cones from the pinion pines. Red Candy Store used to give all of the kids sugar canes for halloween. There used to be a gas station next to the Nazarene church that my dad used to own. It's a gift shop now, I think. Road my horse all over those hills, from the Carson River to the outskirts of Reno. My last name used to be Savage. My Grandpa told me that it was our ancesters that built the Savage Mansion. The front of the school fell into a mineshaft several years ago. At the time we only had a basketball team that my cousins played on in highschool..the Virginia City Muckers...not sure if that's what they are still called. I have an uncle buried in the cemetary there. Some of the museums used to play recordings of my grandpa playing honky tonk piano. I saw a Marshall McBride sign on this video...His family owns the Bucket O' Blood Saloon and he was my cousins best friend. There were places we used to be able to get under the boardwalks and we used to stick sticks up through the cracks to scare the tourists. I'd really love to go back some day for a visit. Thank you for the video!
All right thanks for your feelings I as well live there in Virginia City back in 1979 and 1980 my father lived on d Street just below the bucket of blood parking lot and my grandmother and grandfather had a house built around 1850 and the old Mexican mining Mill on B Street in fact we had an art gallery there it was called a Bromund art gallery , has some great memories living there with the family planning a trip next year visit my father's grave thanks for sharing
Oh and forgot to mention some of my grandfather's paintings are hanging in the bucket of blood saloon I believe he donated them it was to help raise money to form the cheap posse
This video made me cry. I lived here from 1969 until 1972. This brought back so many memories. A lot has changed since I lived here but a lot hasn't. You went right past my old house. It's on C street right across from the big blue house. The little white house with the picket fence is where I lived. My dad used to own the gas station next to the Prespetarian church. It's not a gas station anymore. He was a Deputy Sherriff and my mom worked in the Bucket O' Blood Saloon. They used to have a poster of her in the saloon..it was about 10" by 12", yellow and it was a charactature of her in her 'can can' dress...she made those dresses for all of the coctail waitresses that worked there. Living here was part of the best time of my childhood. Thank you so so much for bringing back such awesome memories
This was a very interesting walk. I've never seen wooden sidewalks like that. They have a lot of wooden houses and buildings, and then some red brick buildings too. The one red brick church with white trim was beautiful. I liked this walk and you did a great job of showing it to us. Thanks!
I was a great little tour especially when you came to the end when you're leaving c Street and you panned over up the hill this where we lived on B Street I seen our oldhouse which was built in 1850 on top of the old Mexican mining Mill, then at the end of c Street you hit a white building used to go have breakfast there it was owned and operated by Billy Cole and his family yes the good old days thank you for sharing that brought back some great memories
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Nuevamente los felicito justamente por este video,,a.....pesar de no pertenecer a vuestro pais siempre me gusto la historia,,costumbres,,y forma de vida del viejo oeste,,para poder ir y conocer los que les acabo de mencionar lamentablemente no podre ir hasta que esto del (covid19)mejore considerablemente ya que debido a mi edad tengo que cuidarme igual los seguire viendo y disfrutando todos los videos a travez de vuestra camara,,desde (Uruguay)muchas gracias y adelante,,👍🇺🇾👋🇺🇾👍
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Fantastic relaxing and peaceful tour! Take care, my friend
Thanks, you too! -H
This video almost made me cry..Living there was some of the happiest years of my life. My mom was a 'can can' girl {coctail waitress} in the Bucket O' Blood Saloon, they may still have a poster of her in the saloon in her can can dress...she made them for all of the coctail waitresses, and my dad was a Deputy Sherriff and volenteer fireman...I think most of the men that live there are. The house you showed on the video that's white with green trim with the little picket fence across the street from the big blue house was where I lived...on 'C' street. There used to be an identical house like the blue one, right next to our house, but it was leaning towards our house so they eventually took it down. It was so close to our house that I could barely fit between them when I was 12. We used to sneek into the old house and throw water balloons down on the tourists in the summer. We used to sled down the road right next to the house and kept our horses on the hill right behind the house. We also used to take our sleds down the 6 mile canyon. We used to cut down our own Christmas trees too, and pick the pine cones from the pinion pines. Red Candy Store used to give all of the kids sugar canes for halloween. There used to be a gas station next to the Nazarene church that my dad used to own. It's a gift shop now, I think. Road my horse all over those hills, from the Carson River to the outskirts of Reno. My last name used to be Savage. My Grandpa told me that it was our ancesters that built the Savage Mansion. The front of the school fell into a mineshaft several years ago. At the time we only had a basketball team that my cousins played on in highschool..the Virginia City Muckers...not sure if that's what they are still called. I have an uncle buried in the cemetary there. Some of the museums used to play recordings of my grandpa playing honky tonk piano. I saw a Marshall McBride sign on this video...His family owns the Bucket O' Blood Saloon and he was my cousins best friend. There were places we used to be able to get under the boardwalks and we used to stick sticks up through the cracks to scare the tourists. I'd really love to go back some day for a visit. Thank you for the video!
Wonderful comment. Love all these personal memories. Thanks so much for sharing. It sounds like a pretty idyllic place to grow up. Thanks again. -H
All right thanks for your feelings I as well live there in Virginia City back in 1979 and 1980 my father lived on d Street just below the bucket of blood parking lot and my grandmother and grandfather had a house built around 1850 and the old Mexican mining Mill on B Street in fact we had an art gallery there it was called a Bromund art gallery , has some great memories living there with the family planning a trip next year visit my father's grave thanks for sharing
Oh and forgot to mention some of my grandfather's paintings are hanging in the bucket of blood saloon I believe he donated them it was to help raise money to form the cheap posse
You are doing a great job Melinda!!
Thank you so much! -H
This video made me cry. I lived here from 1969 until 1972. This brought back so many memories. A lot has changed since I lived here but a lot hasn't. You went right past my old house. It's on C street right across from the big blue house. The little white house with the picket fence is where I lived. My dad used to own the gas station next to the Prespetarian church. It's not a gas station anymore. He was a Deputy Sherriff and my mom worked in the Bucket O' Blood Saloon. They used to have a poster of her in the saloon..it was about 10" by 12", yellow and it was a charactature of her in her 'can can' dress...she made those dresses for all of the coctail waitresses that worked there. Living here was part of the best time of my childhood. Thank you so so much for bringing back such awesome memories
Also...My last name was Savage. They told me that the Savage Mansion was built by my ancestors...not sure if that was true though.
What a wonderful comment and story. Thanks so much for sharing. Love hearing the personal memories -H
WOW looks like a movie set!
It does. -H
I also saw a side of the world that I had never seen... beautiful.. 😷🙏
Many thanks -H
I love Verginia City!!!
Very cool place, -H
Some clips in this video are just kind of movie scenes. Great job!
Glad you think so! -H
I loved walking around Virginia City, thanks for sharing. a greeting
Glad you enjoyed it -H
Why don't the trees have leaves on them?
Thanks for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed -H
The place looks almost like Westerns movie..! Thanks for sharing this, really enjoyed it.!
Glad you enjoyed it -H
It was a quiet and peaceful walk. It was interesting to look around various shops in the downtown area. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day :)
Thanks for watching -H
love walking with my friend
Thanks so much -H
thank you for showing this video ... beautiful
My pleasure 😊 -H
Thank you very much for showing us these small US towns & off-the-beaten-path places. Greetings from Thessaloniki.
Thanks for watching! Would love to get over there some day. -H
@@CityWalks You are welcome, Greece is a paradise on earth and the hospitality of Greeks is unparalleled. Come on over and shoot some awesome walks :)
This was a very interesting walk. I've never seen wooden sidewalks like that. They have a lot of wooden houses and buildings, and then some red brick buildings too. The one red brick church with white trim was beautiful. I liked this walk and you did a great job of showing it to us. Thanks!
Many thanks. I'll pass your kind words on to TravelingMel -H
Good to know this place. I never been here. What a lovely day and weather indeed. Looks like a quite. Thanks for the tour. Watching from Las Vegas
Thanks for visiting. Bet it's hot there now. -H
I was a great little tour especially when you came to the end when you're leaving c Street and you panned over up the hill this where we lived on B Street I seen our oldhouse which was built in 1850 on top of the old Mexican mining Mill, then at the end of c Street you hit a white building used to go have breakfast there it was owned and operated by Billy Cole and his family yes the good old days thank you for sharing that brought back some great memories
Wonderful, so glad you got to see those again. Thanks for sharing those personal histories. - H
Yuhuu welcome summer time
Yeay .. Its beautiful city
Enjoyed
Yes, thank you -H
Great walk.👍 I would like to walk in this quiet and peaceful place.😄
Yes, thanks -H
Excellent , I saw Bonanza when y was a child . Beautiful City Walks , Kiss from Uruguay ...
Many thanks! Classic show. I'd love to get back and do some walks through the ponderosa forests, if they are still there. -H
Awesome! The town looks like movie set!
Thanks! -H
Great walk as always 😊
We love small towns with small bautiful houses and nature 😊
So buildings looks like from Western 😊
Yes, you are right -H
Beautiful mining town!! Thank you Melinda!
You are so welcome! -H
i enjoyed the tour,thanks for bringing us in this beautiful place
Thanks for visiting -H
Wooow, amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it! -H
@@CityWalks sure did!
Loved the views! Very interesting town!
Yes it was! -H
Another amazing video!
Glad you enjoyed it! -H
Awesome. Always happy to be able to see the world through your eyes. :)
More to come! -H
Wonderful! Been a long time since I’ve been there. Such a nice video
Glad you enjoyed it, Lewis. Cheers. -H
Beautiful location. Thanks
Thank you too -H
Beautiful place
Thanks for visiting -H
@@CityWalks Keep up the amazing work , if you not see this yet check out through this website my instagram, tik tok and more photography you my like 👇www.jma82.com/gallery/
Thanks for your relaxing walking!😊👍+1
Thanks for visiting -H
Good morning, nice walk
Morning -H
Your one of the very few who showed the Pyper's Opra house. One of my favorite buildings there.
AWesome. Glad we caught it. -H
Thanks for visiting
I’m a local
Nice.This was Melynda but I'd like to go someday too. -H
Thank you for sharing:) Keep going!
Thank you, I will -H
great walk! The city is amazing, thanks for the share
Glad you enjoyed it -H
That's great. I'm looking forward to your walk in the future.
Thank you for the beautiful scenery. :)
Thank you very much! -H
Peaceful & very clean town, thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks for visiting -H
Wonderful walking tour, such a beautiful area 👌
Thanks for visiting -H
I bet Mark Twain would recognise many of the buildings if he returned today. Great vid Mel. Thanks
Hah. Good point. -H
Amazing virtual scenery, we enjoy it! 🤩 🤩 🤩
Thanks for coming -H
Pretty cool thank you
No problem! -H
Betuful city
Many thanks. -H
That was dangerous. There was no sidewalks. Haha. Thank you for another great video! Greetings from Argentina.
There are boardwalks on the main street but yes, none on the side streets. -H
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Nice walker 👍
Thank you! Cheers! -H
Wow, the shops at 13:43 look like a scene from a cowboy Western movie 🍿🍿
Yeah, it's a pretty cool and scenic town. Thanks -H
Nuevamente los felicito justamente por este video,,a.....pesar de no pertenecer a vuestro pais siempre me gusto la historia,,costumbres,,y forma de vida del viejo oeste,,para poder ir y conocer los que les acabo de mencionar lamentablemente no podre ir hasta que esto del (covid19)mejore considerablemente ya que debido a mi edad tengo que cuidarme igual los seguire viendo y disfrutando todos los videos a travez de vuestra camara,,desde (Uruguay)muchas gracias y adelante,,👍🇺🇾👋🇺🇾👍
Many thanks. I'd love to visit Uruguay someday! -H
Nice walk, beautiful neighbourhood 🌼💕🌿
Thanks for visiting -H
Very nice video! Is there a newer area with mini malls and grocery stores and so on? Just curious.
Not that I know of
Okay - Thanks 😊
virginia city good
Thanks -H
You need to come visit us in the UAE one day 👍...
That would be fantastic. -H
So this is the real Virginia City? It was never this hilly in the 60's TV show Bonanza.
It's almost like Hollywood doesn't always do its research. :-) -H
That's because it wasn't filmed there. It was filmed near Truckee, CA.
Great walk! Liked#53 New Sub here:-) Full watched.
Thank you so much 👍 -H
Could a person who have lost everything in life except a Social Security Check and a VA Pension Check make it in Virginia City, Nevada.
That's a tough life anywhere you go. Best of luck and sorry to hear you've had a hard time. -H
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Thanks -H
nice, I like
Thank you! Cheers! -H