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Columbia county ghost towns Videos
- 1. Arizona Ghost Towns: Columbia.mp4
- 2. About Old Route 61 near Centralia Covered with Graffiti
- 3. Josh Netsky live at Lov'in Cup "Centralia"
- 4. Agua Caliente ghost town, Maricopa County, AZ
- 5. Bumble Bee Ghost town - Arizona - U.S.A.
- 6. Bellevue Ghost Town / Gibson Mine, Gila County, Arizona Hike
- 7. Chinese Camp Ghost Town Tuolumne County Sonora California Video
- 8. Centralia, Pennsylvania
Arizona Ghost Towns: Columbia.mp4
Columbia is an old gold mining town in the foothills of the Bradshaw Mountains , just North of Phoenix.
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Alan Roden
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on 19 Dec 2015
John, I'd like to drive out there - did you have to get landowner
permission? If so, who did you contact? I was out that way last week and
saw the Columbia Trail marked as a private road - several private road
signs with one saying, "This is NOT a BLM road."
John Kindle
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on 21 Dec 2015
+Alan Roden Alan, I've heard that mining activity near Columbia has significantly increased since I was there. Hence, access to the area may be more restricted now. Send me a message and I can add more detail. John Kindle
Vicki Wooley
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on 07 Oct 2014
it looks more like ruins. i thought ghost towns were towns with the
buildings still standing without people
John Kindle
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on 07 Oct 2014
That would be the very rare case. In general, 'ghost towns' refer to communities that have been abandoned but still exhibit some trace of the once vibrant town that used to to be there.
About Old Route 61 near Centralia Covered with Graffiti
CENTRALIA — Centralia in Columbia County has been virtually a ghost town since a mine fire chased nearly everyone out of the borough years ago and that ...
josh Netsky live at Lov'in Cup "Centralia"
Agua Caliente ghost town, Maricopa County, AZ
Exploring the ghost town of Agua Caliente, on the Gila River, in the Sonoran Desert of far southwestern Maricopa County, AZ, about 35 miles west of Gila Bend.
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Harold Place
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on 21 Mar 2015
I live around there 26 years ago... thanks for the memories
Harold Place
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on 22 Mar 2015
I'm not positive but I got a feeling that they are.
KingsnakeSince1986
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on 22 Mar 2015
+Harold Place There's what looks like an old motel, just over the pass, north of Agua Caliente. The buildings are wood, and starting to break down ( //hikearizona.com/photo.php?ZIP=482082 ), but the whole property is fenced off with "No Trespassing" signs, and someone is living there in a trailer, so I thought it wise not to intrude. Just west of Hyder, maybe a mile, is the foundations for what looks like an old gas station and, possibly, motor court. (No motel foundation, but definitely an old swimming pool.) There's pictures here: //hikearizona.com/photoset.php?ID=34273 . Are the "Mormon Mounds" anything to do with the Oatman Massacre? I'm headed to check that out next week ...
Harold Place
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on 22 Mar 2015
the "Mormon Mounds" are down there somewhere, more of a fence or levee
Harold Place
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on 22 Mar 2015
moved to a little spot off to the south east a couple of miles in '86 then went to work in the grapes and citrus of Hyder ranch to the north east.. went through the "ol A C" pass lots of times as a shortcut/site seeing trip with the wife :) up around the hills with the little shacks that use to be where the springs that were so popular once abounded.Seems there was an old hotel in the side of one of the hills. There was a junk yard/bar at the north end of the trail where it runs into Palomas/Hyder rd. close to the Butterfield station that was there.
KingsnakeSince1986
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on 21 Mar 2015
+Harold Place Wow, small world! Did you live in the (now) fallen down cottages, or up "in town" (a mile or so north)?
Bumble Bee Ghost town - Arizona - U.S.A.
Bumble Bee Ghost town - Arizona - U.S.A. Bumble Bee is a ghost town in the Bradshaw Mountains of Yavapai County, Arizona, United States, named for nearby ...
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stillbreathing37
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on 16 Dec 2015
Thanks for the video. Always nice to relive memories. I grew up in Phoenix,
and on weekends, worked in the Ghost town as a kid. From age 12 to 14 I
would spend the weekends there with a gentleman named Dick. I can't
remember his last name. But he'd pick up me and my cousin and take us up
there to work at the Trading Post.
And feeding the animals that were there on the property.
I have many fond memories of Bumble Bee. It was much different then.
All the buildings were intact at that time. I stayed in the 1st house of
those they show in a line at 2:23 mins. into the video. Fond memories to
say the least. THANK YOU AGAIN.
J Grumbo
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on 29 Sep 2015
Sadly, in the last few years, the wooden ruins shown here have all been
razed to the ground. What remains at Bumble Bee is the actual town
buildings, not the faux ruins.
Jim Bannon
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on 20 Dec 2015
I'll let Queen Bee know they named a town here is our state after us!
joe qkker
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on 04 Dec 2015
I am soo sad!!
Bellevue Ghost Town / Gibson Mine, Gila County, Arizona Hike
Hiking from Forest Road 349, just southwest of Miami, to Mead Canyon, up a branch of Pinal Creek to the Gibson Mine. All that remains of Bellevue ghost town ...
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Dennis Hull
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on 11 Feb 2015
Interesting. Grew up in Globe-Miami, never heard of this place.
KingsnakeSince1986
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on 12 Feb 2015
+Dennis Hull Not sure how I found out about it. I was probably looking around a topo for something interesting to visit. That's how I come up with a lot of my hikes (like the one to the Swansea ghost town) ...
Dave Smith
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on 14 Apr 2014
Thanks for the vid. I miss Arizona
KingsnakeSince1986
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on 16 Apr 2014
No problem. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Chinese Camp Ghost Town Tuolumne County Sonora California Video
Remnants of Chinese Camp Ghost Town. Old California Gold Rush Mining Town.
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j.d. thompson
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on 22 Dec 2015
Love your videos.
Centralia, Pennsylvania
Centralia a borough and a near-ghost town in Columbia County, Pennsylvania, United States. Its population has dwindled from over 1000 residents in 1981 to ...
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