I like the way you incorporate old photos into the narration of the story’s you research, always well done. I like to look at historical sights too but my wife isn’t as understanding as Sarah is, you two make a great pair of adventure hunters 👍
SO MUCH HISTORY THAT WE NEVER WOULD NEVER HAVE KNOW ABOUT IF YOU AND SARAH DIDN'T SHOW IT TO US. CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR YOUR EFFORT ( AND FUN I'M SURE ) TO DO THESE VIDEOS.
Janet, we certainly like to travel when we can but COVID is certainly spoiling a lot of our plans to get out and see more! But we honestly appreciate and thank you for your support, for watching and believing in us! It is work but it is also fun!
There was a similar "battle" between Petaluma and Santa Rosa in Sonoma County. instead of shooting each other they decided to discuss their differences over drinks at the Washoe House.
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Great video, been there twice and now I want to go again. Volcano is an interesting little gold rush town. Nearby is the Black Chasm Cavern which is an wonderful cave to visit.
That's a wonderful thing to know, that your work is appreciated! Thanks, Dave, for watching and for commenting. I trust you'll let us know what we're doing wrong if you feel the need. Have a great week!
As a graduate student in history living in the gold country, this is fantastic. You might argue that the 1863 killing of an El Dorado County deputy was a civil war casualty. Loving the videos y'all, wish I'd known you were coming to Coloma. If you make you're way back I would be happy to help.
We went to a wedding in Volcano, stayed in the St. George hotel, top floor, 2nd from the right as you face the front. The railing is low and, after drinking in the bar downstairs, I worried one of us would tip over the banister!
Being put in the same company as my far away friend Rhetty is a great compliment! Thanks so much! We appreciate you faithfully watching and commenting on our videos!
Love that Sarah knows what dont touch means and glad you didnt let her ring the bell :) So much history in a small place Thankyou for sharing it with us x
Thank you, Donald! I don't find it morbid, I think it's sobering though. We all have short lives and we need to live life each day! Please subscribe if you haven't!
I was probably "dragged" through volcano as a kid as we used to go to Daffodil Hill nearby. I don't remember any of this information you shared. May need to go to this town also. Thanks for re-introducing me to so many places I didn't appreciate as kid!
Yeah, when I was a kid my dad dragged us around on weekend day trips. I groaned and moaned but you know what I did as a dad? The very same thing! And I think part of my quest to do these videos was born out of those "boring" trips I was forced on as a kid. I didn't appreciate it so much then now but I sure do today! Go and check out this town again with adult eyes. Oh, and try the burgers that we didn't get to. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe to our channel!
All the plaques were so informative. One of the first photos you showed has the hotel. I was wondering what it was. It’s nice it’s still there. Nice historic town.
Thanks for taking me to Volcano. I just learned the story of the civil war in Volcano given at the California State Park Museum in the McClellan Industrial Park. A hearse is in that museum that was used to smuggle the cannon into Volcano and then fired just for display and that ended the battle. I also had to look up Starr King's life because I attended the Starr King school in Sacramento and never knew who he was.
Hey Jeff! Great video, you showed the headstone of my great great great grandparents Elizabeth and James Miller, he was from Glasgow, Scotland, she was from Ontario, Canada! That was so cool! I can’t wait to visit Volcano! 😊
Again, thanks for the video. I always love your productions. I've been there once on a motorcycle 'poker run' several years ago and told myself that I should return. (Now that commercials have infiltrated your videos, I might have to consider signing up for the premium TH-cam.)
Hi Jeff Thank you for doing one on volcano! I live there in the '70s for about 6 months there ain't nothing there at least in the '70s appreciate it as always. Your number one fan Lou Martell
💛...the guy was probably asking if you were there to investigate paranormal activity, as several hotels in the area are noted for that...also, my step-son was in a midsummer night's dream, presented by the amador county players, back in the early 1990's, on that amphitheater...sro crowd, probably more in the audience than in the town's population...great episode...
Awesome History! Love these old towns!! it's crazy some of those graves where before the Jesse James robbery in Northfield, MN close to me. Keep up the good work!!
Wow , I can't believe the old jail still standing...back when I lived in Pine Grove, it was locked up not open like that. The eagle band was a shop there. My dad was involved in the Theatre group for many years. Still is or he might have retired from now. I remember being in my first play, "Things go bump in the night" was amazing. Alot of memories. Thankyou for this history, it is always nice to be brushed up.
Thank you so much for watching and leaving the nice recollection of your memories there. It is definitely a charming, quiet little town. Long may it stay that way!
I grew up in Jackson, CA. And my best friends parents are the care takers for Daffodil Hill in Volcano, thanks for bringing attention to my little county.
What a nice little town. I'm thinking it has Columbia beat by a mile. Looks like no tourist trap there. Thanks for a really great episode, you and Sarah do them very well.
What a fun time you two must have traveling putting these videos together. I might be copying you with my wife soon. Our outdoor channel is fun, too, but we both love history and your channel. God bless@
Interesting connection between this area and Liversedge. Just goes to show that a hero can come from anywhere. It's ashame that the jail became a trash dump. I never knew that the Civil War extended this far West. Very funny Superman sign in the phone booth. Being a dog lover, I appreciated the very historic dog and people fountain from 1976. Interesting epitaphs on some of the headstones in the cemetery. From what people wrote on them you get a real sense that they placed a lot of importance on eternal life. My favorite..."I know that my Reedeemer liveth".💕
I want to move to Truckee. My favorite spot is on the 10th Mtn Memorial highway 🛣 that follows the Truckee River up to its source at Tahoe Lake. There are three campgrounds ⛺️ right on the river that my son and I love ❤️
Dude that was so cool I had no clue about this volcano town I've spent a lot of time in Northern California near and above like Oroville dredging for gold in my younger days but the history of California is unbelievable thank you so much for bringing this video I appreciate it so much and yes I will subscribe thank you
Another perfect show, you just show enough of the highlights without spending too much time on one setting which keeps this interesting. You'll find that every gold rush town has something unique about it. Funny how you mention about presidents all spending a night in every town! so true. keep up the good work.
Thank you, Jay! There is a hotel in Coulterville which everybody says Theodore Roosevelt stayed out. Only problem is they said he stayed there on the way to Yosemite and Roosevelt went by way of the train to Raymond, far from Coulterville. It's not true but was even repeated in The Modesto Bee and I called them on it. LOL. We'll keep researching and videotaping our adventures! Thanks!
I have lived here nearly 30 years and I have to say they did ok with the history but just ask any real resident about it next time..So much information missed
Can’t wait for you 2 to get to Mokelumne Hill. So much great history there. Don’t forget the Chili Gulch marker on Hwy 49 just south of the town if you do go there.
This reminds me of an old mining town in the Sierras called Georgetown. Just about every building has an historic marker The cemetery is charming and interesting too.
Again, I like catching up with your adventures. There is one cemetery in New Hope/Yardley/Washington's Crossing area in Pennsylvania that you would enjoy. If you ever get the chance. I used to go there a lot, over 30 years ago.
I like the way you incorporate old photos into the narration of the story’s you research, always well done. I like to look at historical sights too but my wife isn’t as understanding as Sarah is, you two make a great pair of adventure hunters 👍
I love your history of the Gold trail. It is my favorite time from California’s past.
It’s great how they remodeled these old buildings. Love it. When you show the original old buildings, it makes it even better.
SO MUCH HISTORY THAT WE NEVER WOULD NEVER HAVE KNOW ABOUT IF YOU AND SARAH DIDN'T SHOW IT TO US. CAN'T
THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR YOUR EFFORT ( AND FUN I'M SURE ) TO DO THESE VIDEOS.
Janet, we certainly like to travel when we can but COVID is certainly spoiling a lot of our plans to get out and see more! But we honestly appreciate and thank you for your support, for watching and believing in us! It is work but it is also fun!
This one was great! Thank you!
I honestly never knew this awesome, little town existed until now! And I am all about California history.
I live here and never knew that this video was made.
Sunday mornings are better enjoying some coffee and the latest episode of history hunters.
Scott, that comment is very much appreciated! Glad you enjoy your Sundays with us!
Jeff I truly enjoy the history of California.
Love your videos You Bring History Alive Thank you so much for taking us with you 😁
Mary, we couldn't keep doing what we do without great fans like you! Thanks for reaching out and telling us you enjoy our episodes! Thanks!!!
Love CA history. Too old to get out anymore. Thank you both for letting me to explore vicariously.
Glad you are enjoying our videos, Virginia! Sorry you can’t get out anymore. You have blessed us with just enjoying what we can show!
Jeff and Sarah: Your videos should be mandatory history syllabus in all schools... all grades.
Thanks so much for saying so! We appreciate it!
That, and safety in National and State Parks!
I agree to that!
There was a similar "battle" between Petaluma and Santa Rosa in Sonoma County. instead of shooting each other they decided to discuss their differences over drinks at the Washoe House.
I love going up to Volcano in Amador County. Such a peaceful town.
Thank you guys. I enjoyed the walk and informative chat. Bless you both
We appreciate you watching and commenting! And we thank YOU Kurt!
The town seemed to take a lot of pride in its historic buildings. I wonder why the jail isn't kept up as well. I enjoyed the tour!
As a resident of volcano
I will let you in on a little secret…We still use it! Can’t make it to nice.
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What a neat town and cemeteries. I had no idea that there was ever any Civil War action here in Calif. Another fascinating trip, Jeff and Sarah!
Well we are glad you tagged along with us in Volcano, Steve! It's nice having your company! Thanks so much! Jeff
Love the history of old towns and places. Hope to see more. Just found your channel....
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Oh man ! What a treasure trove of history, would I love to visit ! AMEN guys wonderful video...awesome job ! Sweet !
A great old town👍👍
What A Wonderful, Historical Town..I Love It..Thanks for Posting..Stay Safe..
That's what we like to hear! Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, been there twice and now I want to go again. Volcano is an interesting little gold rush town. Nearby is the Black Chasm Cavern which is an wonderful cave to visit.
Sarah and I have been to Black Chasm!
THANKS FOR THE WONDERFUL TOUR.
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!
civil war history,do some more love it!
We certainly will whenever we can!
Thank you again, Sarah and Jeff. Your work is appreciated !
That's a wonderful thing to know, that your work is appreciated! Thanks, Dave, for watching and for commenting. I trust you'll let us know what we're doing wrong if you feel the need. Have a great week!
@@jbenziggy You do the same !
I am loving your channel! Thank you for giving me an interesting history lesson for my area!
As a graduate student in history living in the gold country, this is fantastic. You might argue that the 1863 killing of an El Dorado County deputy was a civil war casualty. Loving the videos y'all, wish I'd known you were coming to Coloma. If you make you're way back I would be happy to help.
I love visiting Volcano. I even have relatives who live in Volcano. Lots of history.
Thank you so much for watching!
We went to a wedding in Volcano, stayed in the St. George hotel, top floor, 2nd from the right as you face the front. The railing is low and, after drinking in the bar downstairs, I worried one of us would tip over the banister!
Ha ha! Glad you guys made it out alive! Thanks for watching!!!
What an interesting and historical town and the 2 cemeteries. By far you and Rhetty for Fun have the best historical towns and cemetery narratives.
Being put in the same company as my far away friend Rhetty is a great compliment! Thanks so much! We appreciate you faithfully watching and commenting on our videos!
Very nice 👍 so much history thank you for the tour
Glad you enjoyed it, Don!
Love that Sarah knows what dont touch means and glad you didnt let her ring the bell :) So much history in a small place Thankyou for sharing it with us x
Didn't let me 🤣😂
Brilliant as usual .trying to work out what the horse was up to,lol. Thank you Jeff and Sarah
Thanks but I don’t remember a horse in this video.
In the picture at the end of the video,looks like he was standing on a chair.@@jbenziggy
Some people find it morbid but i like reading old tombstones. I find it interesting. Thank you.
Thank you, Donald! I don't find it morbid, I think it's sobering though. We all have short lives and we need to live life each day! Please subscribe if you haven't!
Can't wait for the next one!
That's what we like to hear! Thank you so much for watching!
Another great video. Thanks for keeping history alive.
Thank you very much, friend! We appreciate it!!!
So cool you get to do such exciting stuff together it seems like so much fun
As usual, thanks Jeff. I've turned into a history lover.
Glad to hear it! Thanks so much!
Great videos I’ve learned so much about our beautiful state through your videos!
I am so happy to hear that you enjoy your videos, Maria!
Hi Jeff and Sarah, Enjoyed your video have a great day.
Thank you! You too!
Thank you Jeff!
I was probably "dragged" through volcano as a kid as we used to go to Daffodil Hill nearby. I don't remember any of this information you shared. May need to go to this town also. Thanks for re-introducing me to so many places I didn't appreciate as kid!
Yeah, when I was a kid my dad dragged us around on weekend day trips. I groaned and moaned but you know what I did as a dad? The very same thing! And I think part of my quest to do these videos was born out of those "boring" trips I was forced on as a kid. I didn't appreciate it so much then now but I sure do today! Go and check out this town again with adult eyes. Oh, and try the burgers that we didn't get to. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe to our channel!
Hi Jeff and Sarah 😄 ! Great vlog as always , very interesting stories ! Keep on vloggin. Deborah. Winnipeg. Canada
Thank you! Will do!
All the plaques were so informative. One of the first photos you showed has the hotel. I was wondering what it was. It’s nice it’s still there. Nice historic town.
I really enjoyed the video, never new of the battle there, love that town,, hope Sarah's eye is ok,,
Thanks! Yeah her eye is fine. Glad you enjoyed our video!
Thanks for taking me to Volcano. I just learned the story of the civil war in Volcano given at the California State Park Museum in the McClellan Industrial Park. A hearse is in that museum that was used to smuggle the cannon into Volcano and then fired just for display and that ended the battle. I also had to look up Starr King's life because I attended the Starr King school in Sacramento and never knew who he was.
Volcano looked like a blast! Thanks for the Civil War information Jeff and Sarah.
Some of these little towns are really near to explore!
Great little town, well done! Thank you, stay well!
Thanks, you too!
love the little town of Volcano... great video you guys, as usual!
Hey Jeff! Great video, you showed the headstone of my great great great grandparents Elizabeth and James Miller, he was from Glasgow, Scotland, she was from Ontario, Canada! That was so cool! I can’t wait to visit Volcano! 😊
i remember volcano,thanks for the memories jeff and sarah.
Thanks again, Courtney!!!
Again, thanks for the video. I always love your productions. I've been there once on a motorcycle 'poker run' several years ago and told myself that I should return. (Now that commercials have infiltrated your videos, I might have to consider signing up for the premium TH-cam.)
Hi Jeff Thank you for doing one on volcano! I live there in the '70s for about 6 months there ain't nothing there at least in the '70s appreciate it as always. Your number one fan Lou Martell
💛...the guy was probably asking if you were there to investigate paranormal activity, as several hotels in the area are noted for that...also, my step-son was in a midsummer night's dream, presented by the amador county players, back in the early 1990's, on that amphitheater...sro crowd, probably more in the audience than in the town's population...great episode...
Cool place, good video as usual.
Thanks 👍
Always enjoy your tours 😄
Nice to hear thanks! Ever been to Volcano?
Hey Jeff and Sarah, we enjoyed this video from the Netherlands city of Utrecht, thank you 👍👍👍
Awesome History! Love these old towns!! it's crazy some of those graves where before the Jesse James robbery in Northfield, MN close to me. Keep up the good work!!
I lived in Volcano for a time ....2006-2009. Glad to see it hasn't changed too much. Thanks for a trip down memory lane!
I would imagine change there will come slowly, as it should! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Another good history lesson, learning amazing American history
I've been to valcano a few times but you guys have pointed things out I missed. Thanks for a really great video. Sarah hope your eye is okay.
Thanks for watching! Since we shot this a month ago her eye is fine. Thanks again Joe!
Wow , I can't believe the old jail still standing...back when I lived in Pine Grove, it was locked up not open like that. The eagle band was a shop there. My dad was involved in the Theatre group for many years. Still is or he might have retired from now. I remember being in my first play, "Things go bump in the night" was amazing. Alot of memories. Thankyou for this history, it is always nice to be brushed up.
Thank you so much for watching and leaving the nice recollection of your memories there. It is definitely a charming, quiet little town. Long may it stay that way!
Another great find & information.
Keep them coming Jeff & Sarah.
Thanks, will do! More are in the works!
Great Vlog, thumbs up!
Thanks so much! Your comment is wonderful!
I grew up in Jackson, CA. And my best friends parents are the care takers for Daffodil Hill in Volcano, thanks for bringing attention to my little county.
What a nice little town. I'm thinking it has Columbia beat by a mile. Looks like no tourist trap there. Thanks for a really great episode, you and Sarah do them very well.
So nice of you! We appreciate you!
Wonderful town and the Hotel is open for logging! Great Hamburger at the store and the park is a great place for a picnic too.
What a fun time you two must have traveling putting these videos together. I might be copying you with my wife soon. Our outdoor channel is fun, too, but we both love history and your channel. God bless@
Another great video thank you for sharing
Interesting connection between this area and Liversedge. Just goes to show that a hero can come from anywhere. It's ashame that the jail became a trash dump. I never knew that the Civil War extended this far West. Very funny Superman sign in the phone booth. Being a dog lover, I appreciated the very historic dog and people fountain from 1976. Interesting epitaphs on some of the headstones in the cemetery. From what people wrote on them you get a real sense that they placed a lot of importance on eternal life. My favorite..."I know that my Reedeemer liveth".💕
Love your videos!!!
Thank you very much! We appreciate it!
Wow, you went to a town I’ve never been to! Interesting town. Thanks for sharing.
Great to hear we presented something new to you! Thanks so much for watching!
As always great video guys!
Really enjoy your channel Jeff & Sarah.
Awesome, thank you! We appreciate the positive words!
Great show! Sarah is looking for some animals to visit no doubt. She is fun to watch.
Enjoy your ptr's commentary and great sense of humour. 😆👍👍
That's what we like to hear! Thank you so much for watching!
Yes I agree with another comment very interesting history of California
I live in Modesto too and Iv learned so much from you! Thanks brother!
Awesome! Thank you!
I want to move to Truckee. My favorite spot is on the 10th Mtn Memorial highway 🛣 that follows the Truckee River up to its source at Tahoe Lake. There are three campgrounds ⛺️ right on the river that my son and I love ❤️
this place looks so peaceful.i think huell howser visited this place in late 1990s.i remember him in that amphatheatre .
Dude that was so cool I had no clue about this volcano town I've spent a lot of time in Northern California near and above like Oroville dredging for gold in my younger days but the history of California is unbelievable thank you so much for bringing this video I appreciate it so much and yes I will subscribe thank you
Another Great History Hunt , Thank you.
Hope Sarah's eye was ok.
Yes she didn't have any problems much long afterward! Thanks for checking out our channel!
Neat little town...great job making this video....you should give the big a go😊
Another perfect show, you just show enough of the highlights without spending too much time on one setting which keeps this interesting. You'll find that every gold rush town has something unique about it. Funny how you mention about presidents all spending a night in every town! so true. keep up the good work.
Thank you, Jay! There is a hotel in Coulterville which everybody says Theodore Roosevelt stayed out. Only problem is they said he stayed there on the way to Yosemite and Roosevelt went by way of the train to Raymond, far from Coulterville. It's not true but was even repeated in The Modesto Bee and I called them on it. LOL. We'll keep researching and videotaping our adventures! Thanks!
Really like this ole ghost town so glad to see people still live there. Good stuff!
Cool little town. A living historical site.
I have lived here nearly 30 years and I have to say they did ok with the history but just ask any real resident about it next time..So much information missed
Very Good Vlog...Thanks...
That's what we like to hear! Thank you so much for watching!
I love that town. I saw cheap property up there on line but had no idea what the town was like. Thanks for sharing this interesting video!
You are very welcome. Thank you very much for watching and leaving the comment about Volcano!
Can’t wait for you 2 to get to Mokelumne Hill. So much great history there. Don’t forget the Chili Gulch marker on Hwy 49 just south of the town if you do go there.
This reminds me of an old mining town in the Sierras called Georgetown. Just about every building has an historic marker
The cemetery is charming and interesting too.
We hope to be able to visit Georgetown!
I plan to visit volcano this month!
Enjoy your visit like we did!
Always very interesting
Glad you think so!
Excellent!
Thank you! Cheers!
Fabulous story of Volcano. Old gold towns are mesmerising! Thanks👌✌️
Yes they are! Glad you enjoyed this one!
Great job!!
Thank you!
Love your videos Jeff ! Very enjoyable to watch!
Glad you like them! Thanks very much! Our goal is to entertain and educate at the same time!
Very interesting! I love historical places!❤
Thanks for visiting!
Again, I like catching up with your adventures. There is one cemetery in New Hope/Yardley/Washington's Crossing area in Pennsylvania that you would enjoy. If you ever get the chance. I used to go there a lot, over 30 years ago.
Good video with lots of history of Amador County!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks very much!
Great history, more than I can say! So many lives lost to People who cared for them.
Enjoyed every minute ! Thanks for taking me along : )
Glad you enjoyed it! We love tag-alongs! LOL
Very well done & thank you!
Thanks friend! Glad you like our videos!!!