Pine Grove 1866 Ghost Town
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- High in the mountains lie the remains of Pine Grove ghost town dating back to 1866. Once a thriving community, now just a few remnants of the past and dozens of hidden graves.
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I love to see old cemeteries. This one seems to have someone who cares that these folks are remembered. A Thank you to them. And the young girl, how sad so young. Thanks guys.
Thanks Lorna. It is lovely that people are still looking after the place and the angels chocked me a little.
me too.@@PinInTheAtlas
Pinegrove is only 20 miles from my house. I have many videos on it. I've even camped at the cemetery before. The school house was moved there from another location down the road a bit. It wasn't a church. The walls from the chair rail up were all blackboard at one time. The stamp mill was a 3 stamp mill used by Pinegrove and also by Rockland mining camp across the valley. The big building was a Hotel. Mud slides have filled up the bottom floor. There is no basement. According to the history I have dug up (pardon the pun) There were two times that disease went through the camps and took out many people young and old. Cholera was the culprit in at least one of the occasions. I made a post and I see you reacted to it and now my post is gone so I made this one. When were you here? There is snow up there now.
Thanks for all the info. Don’t know why your other post has gone. I replied to it! Another YT mystery!!!
We were there a while ago. Do they have deep snow?
It's not deep too often. We don't get deep snow levels here. But deep enough to not want to go up there and get stuck. Right now there is very little snow do the the unseasonable warm weather this year. Last year it was buried. @@PinInTheAtlas
🌈 mobiltec, between your local, firsthand familiarity, your obvious knowledge of Pinegrove, your interesting insight, and 🌈 Andrea's and Steven's additional input, and informative, entertaining and enjoyable tour of this place, we get a pretty thorough picture of Pinegrove, previously unfamiliar to many of us.
THANK YOU ALL👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for all the info.
That big building had many uses. It also was the "Wilson House", where an adopted Native American boy named Jack Wilson (Wovoka) lived for awhile. He started the Ghost Dance. I mapped and recorded the cemetery and town back around 1989.
Oh that’s interesting. Thank you for the info.
Has the cemetery changed much since you mapped it?
@@PinInTheAtlas No, it hasn't changed. The biggest change was in the Wilson house. There used to be old newspapers glued to the walls as insulation. Some of those papers were very old. Archaeological Research Services out of Virginia City did the late 1980s report on the place. Shelly Raven is the listed author, although many people contributed to the report.
@@expressarch we always love finding old papers. Our favourite type of wall paper. Would have been great to have seen that
I spread my wife's ashes up there, as she loved the area so much. I live in Yerington and go up there 3 times a year now. I have also taken an angel to the 15 year old. I am so happy you came here and did this.
@@larrybutler8948 ah Larry what an amazing place for your wife’s memory to live on. It certainly is beautiful up there.
Peaceful, respectful walk thru time
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This was very interesting, and informative. It's so hard to envision this as a once thriving community... *As always, I enjoyed, and appreciate the behind the scenes effort involved in providing us with these visits, as well. The cemetery was particularly meaningful, and made me feel melancholy. It is lovely that people do pay homage to these long, forgotten residents... Thank you, once again, Andrea and Steven, and CONGRATULATIONS for reaching 16,000, well-deserved subs. I believe this is a new benchmark. 🎊🌈🧡💛👏🏻
Thanks Rhonda.
Yes the angels at the cemetery brought a tear to my eyes.
Glad you enjoyed our explore.
Steven & Andrea - so 5' 3 & 1/2" and that 1/2" is very important. Well you certainly can't be my gal - Sorry. She's 5' 2", but her eyes ain't blue (hazel). Oh, but she's my gal for sure and for certain! Sunday is our 1st anniversary! We've shared a lot of this year with our 2 friends exploring more and more PINs. Thank you! I especially appreciate your respectful presentation of this Pine Grove cemetery as well as the others you've covered in the past. Stay warm and well. Big thaw happening here in Nebraska. We're eagerly anticipating next week's PIN. Bon Voyage!
Happy anniversary David and Virginia. May you have an eternity of happiness.
Thank you for your kind words and support of our channel. Until next week ❤️
Agree with the store, with folks living upstairs. My Grandfather ran such a store. I feel, quite sure, that child got her wish.
It looked like a store to me but apparently it was a hotel! We used to live upstairs of my dad’s pharmacy.
It’s sweet that people still leave angels at the grave.
Very cool! There are historical photos of the town too
Didn’t see those when we filmed. It was a while ago when we were there. I’ll have to check them out.
Another awesome adventure with my pin and coffee ☕ awesome place
Thanks Raymond.
Great photography and explore! There are some older photos floating around the net and I think the one door at the school house use to be a window. The garage looks like a bit newer construction with recycled materials. Prospectors most likely continued to work around the area once the main mining operation shutdown. I think the large structure filled with debris was a hotel from the way it is laid out. Looks like the town was on the dry side of the mountains and I'm not sure how much now they would get? Old farm houses in my area sometimes would have a door on the second floor that they would open during the summer for ventilation. Sometimes ... the door would open to a small balcony, but more often than not just to the roof of the front porch. I'd bet the old hotel had a balcony at one time!
Never thought of a hotel. That makes sense. I know that sometimes the door on the top floor was used to pull up luggage and in high snow areas as an exit.
@@PinInTheAtlasI've seen that in places too and the narrow staircases often found in old buildings make having another entrance necessary. The vegetation in the video didn't look like deep snow to me though.
Cool place. Nice explore. What an angel!❤
Thank you 🙏. It’s nice that people still put the angels there.
Very nice! The large house might have been a boarding house . The cemetery with angel was great.
Thanks Wayne. Makes sense to be a boarding house or hotel.
It’s nice that people still put angels on the grave.
@@PinInTheAtlas Your comment of the strange layout and the door on the second floor. So ; I came up with the idea being a boarding house.
@@waynebender8835 they often had the door upstairs for luggage. And in high snow areas as an escape route
@@PinInTheAtlas True. Also; for rooms lodging. Just another possibility.
Another haunting location well explored. You two do justice to these almost forgotten hamlets.
Ahh you’re very kind. Thank you so much for your support and hope you continue to enjoy our content.
Thank you for sharing this fantastic piece of history 😊
You’re welcome Tina. Glad you enjoyed our explore. The old hotel and the cemetery were our favourite parts
@@PinInTheAtlas yes. So much time has passed
little Angel died on my birthday Jan 19th...capricorn/aquarius cusp
rest in Eternal peace sweetheart...
Short but sweet
What a great find! Thanks for sharing. Gramma candy
Glad you enjoyed it. See you next time.
Thanks Pin. You got me thinking about starting a collection of Items. I know there are other places where people leave things. I think off the Mojave Road there's something. If I were to visit any of those places, I wouldn't want to come, empty handed. I think the first thing I will look for, will be an Angel. A good friend of mine recently passed away. Angels was something she really liked. It would be nice to leave something for the young girl and my friend. It looked peaceful there.
Sorry for your loss Michael. Angels are perfect. it is pretty amazing that people still put angels on her grave.
And yes, the Mojave Road is somewhere where people leave things. Did you ever see our video on Mysteries of the Mojave?
@@PinInTheAtlas I haven't seen your Mojave Road Video, but will check it out. I know, I've got some catching up to do. I will send you an Email soon. I hope things are well. And, Thank You.
@@michaeljimenez1203 you’re welcome Michael.
Hi Steve and Andrea - interesting ghost town, it must be many miles from anywhere, since there is so little graffiti. Fascinating facts about nails - perhaps they will use triangular ones in the 21st century.
It certainly was in the middle of nowhere Brian and refreshing not to see tagging. In the old days the nails were made by hand in the blacksmith so used to be square. Around the turn of the 20th century machine nails were made hence round so we can normally date the structures. At least that’s what we’ve been led to believe by historians.
Thanks for another great video
Thanks guys. Really nice place! Loved it.
Glad you enjoyed it Chris.
Thanks for another interesting video.
You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it Brian.
Going back, a few generations. Both sides of my family were store keeps. Store in the bottom, living quarters upstairs. The one in N.Y. enclosed the stairs. So there was a locking door. Between the store, and the family.
@@kenp9469 as a kid we lived upstairs from my dads pharmacy. One staircase went directly into the chemist one to the street and one into the store room. Locks everywhere!
Well it's good to see the grubs have'nt completely destroyed this place, (yet) especially the machinery that's still surviving, makes you wonder how they got it assembled back in them thar days ay ??, so well done again and take care. Cheers.
It’s way out there. Although that isn’t a deterrent these days! Glad you enjoyed it. See you on our next adventure.
Cool place.
Strange building guys ! Still not getting reminders tho. Interesting explore ! Love old cemeteries.
Did you try switching them off then on again to ALL?
@@PinInTheAtlas yes …. Multiple times 😂
@@bernardofitzpatrick5403 have you contacted YT on the support tap and asked them why?
Thanks!
Really appreciate your support Tina. Thank you so much. 😊
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Hi from Canada .Interesting video.I enjoy history.
Hi Judy. Hope the weather is good up there.
Glad you found the explore interesting. We love history too. So much to learn from the past.
See you Tuesday for another fun one.
Cool VIDEO!!!!!!
If only the walls could speak!
Totally
You're square nail are made from a flat steel plate and cut from it. Real name for the nails. Cut Nails
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Hello it seems this town was put up in a hurry it seems kind of like it was put up in a dry wash area.So the big building which was a house or store or hotel in the day was that that the front or back area .❤️⛏️🤔
Apparently it was the hotel and we’re guessing it was the front Case
، oldest 😔
There's some kind of a high-pitched whine in the soundtrack that is going to distracting.😊
Yes, we couldn’t get rid of it! Sorry. It happened at the bottom of the hill but disappeared at the top. Some sort of interference and we don’t know what it was!