Historic Gold Mining in the Rand District, Kern County

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @chriswertz1438
    @chriswertz1438 5 месяцев назад

    Excellent

  • @nicholasrants4386
    @nicholasrants4386 3 года назад +1

    My grandparents had a house here in ransburg I would visit as a child. Going to the old saloon and general store to get an ice cream Sunday was the highlight of the weekend. They have old cowboy shootout shows and the original jail at the begining of the town. You forgot to mention that the town was buried a while ago and then excavated to preserve the history.
    I highly recommend a trip there. It's like walking into the past.

  • @lawntroll65moudy25
    @lawntroll65moudy25 Год назад

    I'm on pch now

  • @lawntroll65moudy25
    @lawntroll65moudy25 Год назад

    Subway ?

  • @typhoon1j
    @typhoon1j 3 года назад

    Thanks for posting, what a great story! I look forward to the next one. - Phil

  • @yakaronielyak8299
    @yakaronielyak8299 3 года назад

    Thank you, very cool

  • @billbartling2908
    @billbartling2908 3 года назад

    Nice presentation Tim!!

  • @rontaylor4618
    @rontaylor4618 3 года назад

    Excellent presentation. Thanks. Did Dr. Rose Lamonte Burcham have anything to do with the naming of the town, Lamont? Would love to hear more stories about these amazing "pioneer" women in Kern county.

  • @lawntroll65moudy25
    @lawntroll65moudy25 Год назад

    Chevron

  • @BK-zy6lw
    @BK-zy6lw 5 месяцев назад

    Historical gold mining video and you say "Nevoda" 🙄 you don't hear anybody saying Colifornia......it's legit the same letter/sound

  • @nomed3271
    @nomed3271 3 года назад

    @ 23:00 gold cost $250 an once in 1977. great video thanks