FCOB #22 The Fort Pitt Mill

We explore a forgotten sawmill site in the Guitonville area. I visited this site a few years ago, This time a I found many new features I had missed before. The stables, the boarding house, cabin sites, a second mill dam. Lots of interesting features.

[@user-ob8xe6mj2f]

Really enjoy your videos.

[@johnking8672]

Great job. Thanks again!

[@guybloom6449]

Awesome video. For years leading the Abraxas Wilderness Experience we would come across ruins all over Forest County. These videos are putting the names to the ruins.

[@ryankeul5690]

Thanks again Terry.

[@rcague]

Really enjoyed your video! I am a metal detector hobbyist and always wonder what treasures or relics are hidden in places like this. Keep up the good work!

[@woodrat6997]

That's a lot of ruins for no information. This is my favorite vid so far.

[@spiritualhealeradventures555]

Hey brother , your video is very important and interesting and you seems a decent honest brother , also it seems that this mill been demolished around the Civil War time , and the place as I said very interested , and i believe that if you have a metal detection tools it would be more supportive , also if you dont mind to have adventures brother or a friend, to work on research and discovery clues all over our land , i will be very glad to join with you , I have a good experience about signals and signs, also i am a retired religious gifted spiritual Healer ...

[@forestcountyoutback7540]

Sue, got your Facebook message. However when i returned to it to download the links the message was gone. Could you send it again? Also noticed that your comment on this video is not here but it did come through on my email. Very confusing. anyhow I put a shout out in the new video about it. If you Facebook me again send a friend request.

[@h.bsfaithfulservant4136]

Maybe Sue is being 'shadow banned' or 'ghosted'. 80% of my comments are removed by RUclips...most likely this one too! 😔