Doctor Parson Ranch and the Outlaws. Browns Park, Utah

[@justinparker7795]

17:00 min, its a cellar , food storage. Great video!!

[@scotthatch8862]

I remember when that tractor fell through the bridge. I used to cross that bridge quite often back in the 70s and 80s

[@WestwardTreks]

@@scotthatch8862 it was quite the spectacle. Lol

[@JohnBurdette-or7if]

Cool place great scenery lots of history. I love you just walk around that little farming area where all the cabins were and are.

[@billyedwards6101]

Great story thanks.

[@WestwardTreks]

Thank you for watching.

[@charleswardle5605]

Dr Parson's grave is about 200 yards east of the spring house.

[@WestwardTreks]

Thanks for that information. I searched everywhere.

[@robertmongerthe9025]

Brown's Hole, Utah is also one of the coldest places in the lower 48 with temperatures below -60f. Propane stops coming out of the tank when it gets that cold!

[@herdfan697278]

You have a talent for your craft! Love your videos and accompanying stories!

[@WestwardTreks]

Very much appreciated. Thank you.

[@toddrodgers5108]

Sir I love history. This video is great. Blessings

[@WestwardTreks]

Very much appreciated. Thanks for watching.

[@johnspanjers2750]

Great video!

[@WestwardTreks]

Thank you

[@chaffcutter58.]

Hi really enjoyed this ,Im from Australia, we have some nice places rich in history. Keep up the good work.

[@WestwardTreks]

I am very glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@WillySmith-sd4em]

My dad's parents had a root cellar like that in their old family homestead in Oklahoma.

[@mattehlers5914]

That stone building was a beaut Clark!

[@robertbrown3676]

Looks like a root cellar to me

[@stevenrafters7817]

That's not a dugout cabin it's a root cellar

[@WestwardTreks]

The cabin dug into the hillside was originally used as a living space. Later it was used as a food storage area/ root cellar.