What a great spot there! Definitely spot on about the 1890s whiskey flask, they are awesome! Love the geisha button, largie and cool relics, not very often we find the whole harmonica! So many Indian cents! Wicked happy hunting 👊
That looks like a spring house. Spring water is around fifty some degrees when it comes out of the ground. People would build a small rock enclosure around it. Kept the space cool. Used like a refrigerator. Placed pitchers of milk and other perishables in it to prolong the time before it would spoil. My grandparents had one.
We had a similar enclosure up on the side of the mountain about 1500 feet from out house and it was where our drinking water came from, even though the stream was much much closer. But needed the elevation to get the water to the houses and barns, as it had to go down the hill across a flat and back up about 1/3 the elevation. All predating electric pumps. In the 80s they installed a heating element up there to keep the spring free from freezing. I remember during a snow storm going up the hill with my dad to unfreeze it. However i made the mistake of touching the heating element and burnt myself pretty damn good. Late 80s we had a well drilled right next to the house. Though that froze more often then the spring on the hill did.
Great hunt guys! Thanks Shawn for helping me ID the strange piece of metal I found as a heal plate. Mine is broke also but you can clearly make out the heart shape. Nice IHP'S 👌 Some day we may get to hunt together!Keep swinging and digging 😀
@22:30 Sean's find maybe a watch fob? Square part would slide over some type of button or something? Just a guess though. Really wish I knew how to research my area as it's just as old as PA. I'm in Vermont and not far from Ethan Allen's home site. On lake Champlain 🤷♀️
🤯🤯🤯Jerry & Shawn, congratulations on the amazing relics & coins!!!!!!! Shawn, you don't seem under the weather😳The button & suspender clip are amazing wow!!!!!!! Hope you feel better👍 Thank you both, and shoutout to Dave & Rich💖💖💖💖.
Great Hunt guys. Just to add to your story on the Heart Heel Plate it could be very true. I have found two of those. I live in Nevada where the Red Light District is still legal in certain counties. I've heard the same story. With the dirt roads and snow men would follow the Heart Shaped Impressions to where the lady was at. Love the old bottle you found. What kind of Medallion did you find. Hey Sean hope your feeling better. Congrats on all the IHPs you found in that small area and Copper. Very Beautiful Button you found there also. Loved all the Relics and IHPs. Take Care
You're digging with a lot of may apples around you. They can be very old I think hundreds of years. Take a look at the rhizome diameter and length. May apples like shady woods and rich soil. One of my favorite plants.
I grew up near Marion Center, Pa. Very small town. Honey Hollow road has an old coal mine from early 1900. I used to explore old shacks near mine. Our pasture had old wire where they kept the ponies used to pull carts out of mine with. But are old homesteads further down road might be worth checking out.
Love that two piece button! Considering the time period of where you are hunting the brass bell you found may be a sleigh bell. They were used just like crotal bells and conestoga bells and sometimes used in sets of three or more. The blank cent that was found could be a planchet that was never stamped if there is no sign of stamping?
Jerry, a wild guess would put A. Guckenheimer & Bros Rye Whiskey in the flasks (Distilled in Freeport) . I think you both did very well, it is always rewarding to be the first to hunt.
Lots of relics & IHP's, (most I found was 52 IHPs in one day ! ) There has to be more LC's out there just got to clear out the junk ! Nice Button, there Shawn ! Hope U feel better ! Nice find's Jerry ! on the whole harmonica ! and IHP's and religious medal Hit that place again ! HH !
Wow love a virgin homesite! Great video guys, another wide variety of relics! Love the relic hunting in scrubs! Piles and piles of Indians! I would dig Indians all day!
Yes its a key whole cover and that little picture engraved on it is something showing you thats there is a key whole on the other side the whole thing was to keep bugs or peeping Thomas from looking or crawling through.
16:00 I know this video is 10 months old, but I found Shawn's button info after a quick search. It's apparently a Katisha 'The Mikado' Theatre Button (found in Big Book of Buttons, p. 752, #4).
Someone probably commented already but that cage thing you pulled out of the spring looks like 1 of 2 things to me. Either a light cage, but as its in the water like that i would lead more towards saying its part of a hose screen cage just missing its cage. As that peice doesnt look that big. THey are used to keep rocks, leaves, sticks and other larger debris from being sucked into the pump.
@@PARelicHunters Yeah. Finding stuff usually helps. Thinking the concrete structure was an old style refrigerator??? To keep meat and milk cool. Most were rock or sometimes brick I think?
Pennsylvania itself is a national treasure. Dutch came up the Delaware in the late 1500's and a few quakers settled in Penns and NJ so there's the possiblity of digging really old artifacts and coins. I think it was like 1609 when Henry Hudson explored this area after coming down exploring NY. The only thing is nobody mapped or kept records on early homestead locations so we only know that things happened in regions not specific locations until early maps started in the late 1700's but the rivers and creeks are great starting points to search from. One thing about Penns as opposed to Jersey is they had natural field stones to build things with that lasted over time. In south Jersey they mostly used locally cut cedar and even though cedar handles the weather well it breaks down in 200 years unless it's built up off of the ground and unfortunately they built pole barn style structures and eventuality termites and rot ate away at the cedar posts which were usually whole trees de branched when the natural pesticide containing oils in them dried out. But what they did leave behind were shell dumps and if they had glass or pottery crock chards with it then it was early settlers if it's just shells it was native mounds they left behind. But I'm jealous of Penns because the soil was fertile so the population there exploded and it's so much bigger of an area. Jersey has great sites of early ship building relics though with the hand tools they used to build whaling ships and today it's damp marsh land what was high banks centuries ago so the secret here isn't exactly only the woods but the now wetlands hold a lot of secrets. I better go I got fired up thinking about it while I'm watching the video at the same time. I don't even know what they found yet but I have an idea they dug all kinds of "things"
Hi again mens, enjoy your treasures, please dig diamond please and dont firget me lol, i can see alice little house, led, big land, botton, london olalala, there is a hole on the tree more botton. Good luck 🤞
I would like to let you know about something I found even though I have found other locations. I was gathering information about ghost trails walking with the elders . A picture I took had a name that is of importance but it had a triangul under the o and I know what that is but 30yr ago it was deeperand nice after rubbing dirt across it itook the picture and noticed that triangul it doesn't look like it is the same age but noticeable
Since your practice the 6 ft rule I went ahead and left your sight because my phone is bout 1 and a half feet away from you and I haven’t a mask , so for your safety I won’t bother watching your page , faucci would be very proud of me
Wow! This is probably the best channel on TH-cam.
Thanks, we hope you get a chance to watch some of our other videos as well
That button Was coolest find, better than the coins. Take Care
Thanks, I thought it was cool also
@27:51 Spring fed reservoir # water supply
Thanks for watching and for the info 👍
let's go let's go adventure and treasure ✌👵
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Great hunt, Shawn and Jerry. Love finding those Indians. That two piece button was super cool!
Thanks Chad
What a great spot there! Definitely spot on about the 1890s whiskey flask, they are awesome! Love the geisha button, largie and cool relics, not very often we find the whole harmonica! So many Indian cents! Wicked happy hunting 👊
Thanks Chris, glad you got to get together with Rich for a hunt
Great video. I thank you guys so much. I miss PA
Thanks Melissa, we're glad you enjoyed watching
God bless you! (For the sneeze.) What a gorgeous video. So many great finds. Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks Carol, we're glad you enjoyed the video
That looks like a spring house. Spring water is around fifty some degrees when it comes out of the ground. People would build a small rock enclosure around it. Kept the space cool. Used like a refrigerator. Placed pitchers of milk and other perishables in it to prolong the time before it would spoil. My grandparents had one.
Thanks Crystal, that seems to be what most people are saying, it's a spring house.
We had a similar enclosure up on the side of the mountain about 1500 feet from out house and it was where our drinking water came from, even though the stream was much much closer. But needed the elevation to get the water to the houses and barns, as it had to go down the hill across a flat and back up about 1/3 the elevation. All predating electric pumps. In the 80s they installed a heating element up there to keep the spring free from freezing. I remember during a snow storm going up the hill with my dad to unfreeze it. However i made the mistake of touching the heating element and burnt myself pretty damn good. Late 80s we had a well drilled right next to the house. Though that froze more often then the spring on the hill did.
That sight is incredible- popping out Indian after Indian is so awesome- Congrats to you both!!
Thanks, we will all have to go back there again
Nice two pieces button Shaun. You both found a nice little assortment of buttons and Indians. Nice going you guys! Nice largie as well. 💖💯
Thanks Julie
Great hunt guys! Thanks Shawn for helping me ID the strange piece of metal I found as a heal plate. Mine is broke also but you can clearly make out the heart shape. Nice IHP'S 👌 Some day we may get to hunt together!Keep swinging and digging 😀
Thanks for watching and for the comment, congrats on your heal plate.
@22:30 Sean's find maybe a watch fob? Square part would slide over some type of button or something? Just a guess though.
Really wish I knew how to research my area as it's just as old as PA. I'm in Vermont and not far from Ethan Allen's home site. On lake Champlain 🤷♀️
Thanks for watching and for the info, I think Brad from Green Mountain Detecting is from Vermont,.he might be able to help with research in your area
Great hunt and finds. Cool place to detect. Thank you for sharing. Keep swinging and stay safe guys. Peace
Thanks Patty, 👍
Great video, guys. Great spots.
Thanks Jeff 👍
Just some awesome home site finds guys, thanks for sharing and keep diggin.
Thanks Robert and Melissa
Excellent episode! Good job
Thanks for watching we're glad you enjoyed the video
Some nice finds , always enjoy watching. 👍
Thanks again, hope you have a great weekend
Interesting and unique finds! Congratulations guys!
Thanks for watching Deej
oh the silver is there i would spend the whole summer at that spot..good luck
Thanks William, we will have to all go back there again
Lots of lovey finds top job guys
Thanks Terry 👍
Harmonica reed plates are some of my favorite targets. The stories they might tell. Well done.
We always seem to find one at the old sites we hunt
That button looks like the Quaker state guy from the oatmeal containers hahaha 🤣
Lol, thanks for watching 👍
@@PARelicHunters no problem thank u for the great videos!!!
Terrific finds, IHP’s, charms, toe taps, relics. Another terrific hunt👋👍
Thanks Tim and Kathy
Great hunt and awesome finds can’t wait till next hunt God Bless and happy dirt fishing
Thanks Virgil, we haven't been out together for awhile, hoping to get back out soon
I haven’t been out much myself need to though my work has been crazy God Bless and happy dirt fishing
🤯🤯🤯Jerry & Shawn, congratulations on the amazing relics & coins!!!!!!! Shawn, you don't seem under the weather😳The button & suspender clip are amazing wow!!!!!!! Hope you feel better👍 Thank you both, and shoutout to Dave & Rich💖💖💖💖.
Thanks Mona, it's been awhile since we all got out together, hopefully soon
Great Hunt guys. Just to add to your story on the Heart Heel Plate it could be very true. I have found two of those. I live in Nevada where the Red Light District is still legal in certain counties. I've heard the same story. With the dirt roads and snow men would follow the Heart Shaped Impressions to where the lady was at. Love the old bottle you found. What kind of Medallion did you find. Hey Sean hope your feeling better. Congrats on all the IHPs you found in that small area and Copper. Very Beautiful Button you found there also. Loved all the Relics and IHPs. Take Care
Thanks Crazie Digging, I wish the.heal plate would have been complete. None of us have found a complete one.
Hopefully you will there really cool looking.
Good stuff guys!
Thanks for watching and for the comment
You're digging with a lot of may apples around you. They can be very old I think hundreds of years. Take a look at the rhizome diameter and length. May apples like shady woods and rich soil. One of my favorite plants.
Thanks for the info 👍
I grew up near Marion Center, Pa. Very small town. Honey Hollow road has an old coal mine from early 1900. I used to explore old shacks near mine. Our pasture had old wire where they kept the ponies used to pull carts out of mine with. But are old homesteads further down road might be worth checking out.
Thanks, we will have to check out some old maps of the area.
Great woods hunt, fellas! NICE! 👍👍👍
Thanks Rich
Love that two piece button! Considering the time period of where you are hunting the brass bell you found may be a sleigh bell. They were used just like crotal bells and conestoga bells and sometimes used in sets of three or more. The blank cent that was found could be a planchet that was never stamped if there is no sign of stamping?
Thanks for watching and for the info
So many awesome finds, guys!❤
Thanks Cynthia heart ❤️
strainer frame that would attach to a hose sucking water ,i used many ofvdifferent sizes depending on hose size
Thanks for the info 👍
Muy interesante lugar, saludos cordiales desde chile para usted compañero 🙋♂️🇨🇱👍🤝⛏️🗝️💍👏
Thanks again TalcaDetector
Jerry, a wild guess would put A. Guckenheimer & Bros Rye Whiskey in the flasks (Distilled in Freeport) . I think you both did very well, it is always rewarding to be the first to hunt.
Thanks Granddad, take care and God bless
Enjoyed your video… some very cool finds. Keep up the great adventures
Thanks Charlie 👍
What a great old site you found. Great variety of relics and that’s a lot of Indians, nice saves.
Thanks Mike, hope to get back there again
This place is awesome. You will have to hit this place again.
Thanks Dan, have to get back there again in the fall
Great bit of Diggin guys
Thanks Ezra 👍
@@PARelicHunters you are welcome Dave that wasn't even there 😂😂😂
@@EZDiggin Lol,
@@PARelicHunters I couldn't help myself
That piece of copper could be part of a spout for a kettle or pot. Love the medallion, whatever it is!
Thanks Mamm7223, 👍
Dang what some hunts 🔥
Thanks, we're glad you enjoyed the video
Awesome place and finds!
Thanks Patty
Great hunt guys. Shawn the button is awesome. Take Care
Thanks Randy, have a great weekend my friend
Dang Shawn , hope ur feeling better now. U n jerry were smashing it there and seems like y'all are going to be going back there again. BA
Thanks Jennifer, we will all have to return there again in the fall
All sorts of nice finds! Cool location. Happy hunting! 👍🙋♀️🙋
Thanks, can't wait to get back to the woods again in the fall
Neat stuff. I'd love to know the region, only because the soil is amazing! Sure doesn't look like the typical PA red clay.
Thanks, We are in Western Pa. In red clay here.
@@PARelicHunters I'm in the southeastern part, mostly red clay.
Spring house, great hunt guys.
Thanks Darryl, yes a spring house
Great hunt guys, looks like a great spot to hunt..😎 Hope Shawn is feeling better by now. Good luck on your next hunt 👍
Thanks Aaron, Shawn is better, that hunt was awhile ago. Take care and Happy Hunting
Nice area
Yes it is. Thanks for watching
Nice hunt 👍👍❤️
Thanks for watching 👍
Y'all racked up on the IHP's, congrats!
Had to be a dozen there!
Lots of relics & IHP's, (most I found was 52 IHPs in one day ! ) There has to be more LC's out there just got to clear out the junk ! Nice Button, there Shawn ! Hope U feel better ! Nice find's Jerry ! on the whole harmonica ! and IHP's and religious medal Hit that place again ! HH !
Thanks Perry, you're lucky if you find 4 or 5 Indians in one day now.
Wow love a virgin homesite! Great video guys, another wide variety of relics! Love the relic hunting in scrubs! Piles and piles of Indians! I would dig Indians all day!
Thanks Mason and Jim, most of the woods sites that Jerry finds haven't been detected before.
Thumbs up for another wicked video! 👍👍
Thanks Frank 👍
Keeps the pipe clear if debris. Great finds, id be moving those dead braches out of the way in that knoll with the rosette
Thanks for watching and for the comment. We will definitely check it out again in the fall
That stone building is an old root cellar or an old spring house.
Thanks. I'm thinking a spring house
Watch winder? Cool ring Bud. LOL...I dug my 1st IHC this year last weekend 1880.
Thanks Mike, congrats on your Indian
Bless you!
Thanks and God bless you also. Have a wonderful weekend
Nice Matron Sean
Thanks Ryan
Yes its a key whole cover and that little picture engraved on it is something showing you thats there is a key whole on the other side the whole thing was to keep bugs or peeping Thomas from looking or crawling through.
Thanks for the info and for watching. Take care.
As far as buttons go,, very nice,, update us on that?
Thanks Shawn 👍
16:00 I know this video is 10 months old, but I found Shawn's button info after a quick search. It's apparently a Katisha 'The Mikado' Theatre Button
(found in Big Book of Buttons, p. 752, #4).
Thank you so much for the info on the button
@@PARelicHunters You're very welcome. I believe The Mikado was an opera back then. 😉
Probe out the privy and trash dump would be very interesting
Next time we get back there, we will look for the prizy
Someone probably commented already but that cage thing you pulled out of the spring looks like 1 of 2 things to me. Either a light cage, but as its in the water like that i would lead more towards saying its part of a hose screen cage just missing its cage. As that peice doesnt look that big. THey are used to keep rocks, leaves, sticks and other larger debris from being sucked into the pump.
Yes there were several comments saying either a light cover or hose screen. You are probably right that it's a hose screen cover.
I enjoy these videos
Thanks for watching and for the comment. Happy Holidays
Nice finds guys thanks for sharing new sub
Thanks buddy! Glad you enjoy the content!
he said goonies 🤣🤣 that was funny man. great video guys subscribed👊
Thanks for watching and for the comment and especially for subscribing
Pretty nice places to dig. Awesome finds. Love the videos!!! Thanks for sharing. Digging sick is sometimes better than sitting around the house sick?
Only downside to detecting sick is that I didn't film much. 😕
@@PARelicHunters Yeah. Finding stuff usually helps. Thinking the concrete structure was an old style refrigerator??? To keep meat and milk cool. Most were rock or sometimes brick I think?
Shared well
Thanks Mike
Light bulb cover for sure
Thanks for watching and for the info
thats a spring box . that was there water supply .
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Light bulb cover?
It could be, not sure
Cement thing look's like a spring box
Yes, a spring house
the item found in the spring house is almost certainly a pump foot valve
Thanks for the info, 👍
Yeah I think it is a tune shifting harmonica thats great.
Thanks for the info 👍
A light went in it i think
Thanks for watching and for the info
that cement box had something in it it looks like a light cover a very old light cover
Thanks for the comment, I was thinking some kind of light cover
Nell could also be a shaft bell or carriage bell
Thanks Laurie
He said the age of the map and I'm like damn this is some PA National Treasure stuff lol
Pennsylvania itself is a national treasure. Dutch came up the Delaware in the late 1500's and a few quakers settled in Penns and NJ so there's the possiblity of digging really old artifacts and coins. I think it was like 1609 when Henry Hudson explored this area after coming down exploring NY. The only thing is nobody mapped or kept records on early homestead locations so we only know that things happened in regions not specific locations until early maps started in the late 1700's but the rivers and creeks are great starting points to search from. One thing about Penns as opposed to Jersey is they had natural field stones to build things with that lasted over time. In south Jersey they mostly used locally cut cedar and even though cedar handles the weather well it breaks down in 200 years unless it's built up off of the ground and unfortunately they built pole barn style structures and eventuality termites and rot ate away at the cedar posts which were usually whole trees de branched when the natural pesticide containing oils in them dried out. But what they did leave behind were shell dumps and if they had glass or pottery crock chards with it then it was early settlers if it's just shells it was native mounds they left behind. But I'm jealous of Penns because the soil was fertile so the population there exploded and it's so much bigger of an area. Jersey has great sites of early ship building relics though with the hand tools they used to build whaling ships and today it's damp marsh land what was high banks centuries ago so the secret here isn't exactly only the woods but the now wetlands hold a lot of secrets.
I better go I got fired up thinking about it while I'm watching the video at the same time. I don't even know what they found yet but I have an idea they dug all kinds of "things"
Thanks for watching, the eastern part of the state is much older
Lite bulb cover, light fixture
Thanks Mike,
Where do you guys go to find the old maps of sites??
Watch our video, How to find lost treasure using your phone. Jerry explains what maps and apps we use.
Its a Cistern and the piece inside is whats left of a hose filter
Thanks for watching and for the info 👍
Sweet
Thanks Marcy
SPOON BOWL is from a folding pocket knife TYPE👍
Thanks for watching and for the info
7 Indians is unheard-of. Congrats...
Thanks Derek, we are pretty lucky in our area
The spoon looks like it came off a folding knife fork and spoon .
Thanks, it might have
Yall be smashing those Indians, WellDone!
Thanks 👍
Hi again mens, enjoy your treasures, please dig diamond please and dont firget me lol, i can see alice little house, led, big land, botton, london olalala, there is a hole on the tree more botton. Good luck 🤞
Thanks Annabelle 👍
I've been watching detector vids for awhile now, and I'm surprised you never trip into a hornets nest. That would be my fear out there.
We have been lucky so far, just some.ticks to deal with
@28:30 Screen filter for the end of a 😏hose # water line . You city folk sure don't know much .🤣
I'm terrible at ID-ing things. It's all colonial in my opinion. 😂 Thanks for watching!
Bet they harvested may apples
Thanks, I bet they did.
I would like to let you know about something I found even though I have found other locations. I was gathering information about ghost trails walking with the elders . A picture I took had a name that is of importance but it had a triangul under the o and I know what that is but 30yr ago it was deeperand nice after rubbing dirt across it itook the picture and noticed that triangul it doesn't look like it is the same age but noticeable
Thanks for watching and for the comment
Might be a st Christopher metal
Thanks for the info 👍
That is a chromatic harmonica.
Thanks for watching and for the info
springhouse
Thanks, it's seems most people are agreeing on a spring house
@@PARelicHunters we see them all the time down here in Tennessee
You know the story about the 7 little Indians?
Since your practice the 6 ft rule I went ahead and left your sight because my phone is bout 1 and a half feet away from you and I haven’t a mask , so for your safety I won’t bother watching your page , faucci would be very proud of me
Thanks for watching and for the comment 😀
Watch winder?
Maybe watch or clock
Congrats on all those Indians Shawn!! Did you have "the likker flu" or what? I found some nice things when I was hungover too.
😂 He actually was sick for a whole week following the filming of this episode. He's all better not though!