The Ruins and Forgotten Places of Southern Indiana (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2024
- When it comes to ruins and forgotten places, southern Indiana does not disappoint! From hidden ghost towns, ancient prehistoric places, mysterious structures from over 150 years ago, Indiana has plenty for a road trip!
Come along for an adventure, as we explore part 2, of the ruins and forgotten places of southern Indiana!
I'm a fellow Hoosier who thoroughly appreciates your videos. I've got to tell you that I always get bummed out when your videos come to an end. Please keep 'em coming.
I’m working on a full length movie, it might take a month to get it done, it’s another monster project! But all the filming is done after three months! 🙂
I never knew what I was so close to thanks for taking the time to show us how cool it is as always you do great work👍
What a beautiful time of year n southern Indiana.Who doesn’t love the corn not yet harvested?Many famous buildings in DC are built with Indiana limestone.
I’m thinking about doing a video at some point, focusing on things people don’t know about Indiana. As you mentioned, a great number of DC buildings are made with Indiana limestone!
@@AdventureswithRoger That would be a good one.
Greetings from the ozark mountains! Arkansas side!
Hoosier hello!
I love this channel!!! Especially any time you mention Madison or ancient caves or mysteries!
I’m rolling up my last tourism videos of the summer, to focus on mysteries and legends. All fun segments to do!
Thank Roger for another great episode of southern Indiana history. I live in Decatur County now, but Ripley County is home, but as you know, anywhere in southern Indiana is welcoming. See you on the next Adventure.
Been subscribed for a while, from Jeffersonville, IN. Love your channel, Roger. Always enjoy your content!!! Keep it up!
I love this video. My great-grandparents are buried in River View Cemetery in Aurora. My Dad was born there. He worked as a teen in the CCC constructing bridges and fences in Indiana, much like the WPA. He worked in the area of Frances Slocum State Forest area. I appreciate the way you showcase Indiana history. Thank you. 😊
Awesome 👍
It's always a pleasure
Perfect timing Roger…not a thing to watch on TV👍
I like it. And people tell me there isn't anything in Indiana.
Tons
Really enjoy your videos! Thankyou!
Great job as always.
Thoroughly enjoyable!
Thank you 🙏
I love your videos! Makes me want to get out of Rhode Island a little bit.. 😆. Cheers 🍻 buddy
I just so appreciate your videos, and this one was absolutely as fantastic sd sll yout others. Thank-you, AwR!
Thank you, Colleen!
I miss those older historical landmark signs. Our city took alot of them down and replaced them with small metal ones that make you download an app to get the information. They said it was about modernization, but just like all apps they sell your shopping and location info to advertisers.😢
In the early 70s, my sisters husband bought his first new car at a Chevrolet dealership in Milltown, Indiana, called Roggenkamps. It was a Chevelle SS. Can you believe Milltown had a Chevrolet dealership?
@@KentuckyGirl It used to be a pretty happening place! My one cousin, a long time Milltown resident, is related to the Roggenkamps.
If you are ever in central Indiana please do a video on Westfield! The historic district has some great gems as historical figure Asa Bales who played a large part in the Underground Railroad has a large importance here
@@traceputtz Slowly pulling together segments about central Indiana. Greenwood’s actually my hometown, and I briefly worked at Westfield.
The Helm house in Rush Co. is currently being restored by a history professor from Ball State University.
sweet
The old quarries in Jeffersonville, Indiana, down by the Ohio river and the new bridge 🌉 to Louisville, Kentucky... some beautiful entrance archways and benches made from stone mined out of the hillsides... now mostly overgrown with forest growth...
One of these days, I’ll get it over to the old Jefferson proving ground
What is advin building
@@brianramsey3824 Admin building: as in cemetery administration. My gut says it was never anything but a supply building.