Abandoned Mining Ruins & Bottle Dump
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2019
- Located just on the outskirts of Centralia Pennsylvania sits another abandoned Ghost town called Byrnesville. Many people aren't aware of it since the town of Centralia took most of the attention, but the mine fire chased out residents from Byrnesville as well. Just like Centralia, it was a coal town complete with its own colliery. So come along with me as we head out to check some remnants, structures and ruins from the former coal town. Enjoy
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I unfortunately don't know much when it comes to old bottles, but I actually really enjoyed poking around looking for items. Would you like me to spend more time searching if I come across more dumps?
Yes !! Love old dump sites...found some neat old medicine bottles when we cleared property for our house . ...like a treasure hunt : }.....looking forward to tonight's adventure : }
Yes please very interesting regardless and thanks!!!!
You can learn alot from the dumps,
The most valuable in glass are pink, blue , green, Amber coloured glasses, bottles, plates. Old medicine bottles, Mercury bottles can feach up in $. (into thousands 4 or 5)
Vases with the 'makers marks' can bring in cash so can depression glassware, plates, glasses.
I got to dig alittle in an old outhouse hole at a State Park with their permission & park rangers were with me & my metal detector. We found coins, and metal toys, the outhouse was by an old school from the 1800's. The stuff we found went to their little Ranger Park museam.
If you could find a soda bottle from 1915 it could be worth up to $150,000. or so. Any soda bottles (in tact) are worth up to from $5 to $25. on up.
You never know what you might find. I hope you bring gloves.
Be safe, & have fun.😁
If you look at the 'thank you patrons' video I put a plug for your channel as well as one for Oddie at the same time & Oddie was nice enough to keep it up & heart it.
Howdy to your posse, JP!
The Pepsi bottle looks like the foam label that covers the bottle that was called "the boss". A glass 2 litre bottle that weighed a ton! Late 70s, early 80s.
That explains it then. I am just a few years older than Jay and don't recall the glass 2 liter bottle at all growing up.
I can imagine the place is easily missed in the summer. Like the tree growing on the concrete floor and thriving, it is amazing how nature will claim the land back. Loved the video and if Cliff would have been there you would have had a time with him and the dump site! I used to love to all that in my youth. I have found that indeed youth is wasted on the young. lol
10:40 Love the way you film . You have a good eye for this. So impressed! Thanks for taking us along
Aww thank you
that was a really cool spot man, I especially like all those old bottles even though they are trash. I go out occasionally and do a little bit of bottle digging here in there.
Sorry I missed the premiere, I was uploading a video and now I'm trying to get my stupid hot water heater relit but I think it's done for.
Oh well, thanks for taking us along and as always stay safe out there my friends
Hope you have hot water for a shower.
@@JPVideos81 yeah that's a negative right now LOL. I'll figure it out tomorrow. If I don't have a new hot water heater by tomorrow I can always hit my neighbor's house, a friends house, even my parents. But this is the only good part about renting a house, I just call it in and forget it. But then again if I owned, I would have replaced the damn thing last year when I started having issues!!
I'm a old bottle junkie😉I'd be in heaven there. As cool as the mine ruins were the highlight for me was the dump. If the bottle has threads on the top it's not super old. I have a glass 2 liter coke bottle with cap and label in tact.. No it's not old it's just cool. I wish everything came in glass like it used to. It's much more recyclable. Tfs JP and crew👍👍
Thanks Jane
I love searching for these kind of finds! 10+yrs and running but never videotaped anything....which is why I love your videos.
Aww thank. Btw i saw you commented on fb too. I love interacting with people about the videos.
Yes would love more treasure hunts! Today's video was awesome. Wanted to say really enjoyed the live stream yesterday beautiful mansions & loved Steamtown so much!! See why it is your favorite. Was sad when I had to leave. Glad to hear Lili got my card and best of all made her smile!! Hoping you, Jill & Lili have an amazing fun trip. :)
Thanks again
Yes, I have collected old bottles. Some are tinted, some are not. There were iron mining camps around the NY-NJ area. Old cellar holes will sometimes yield good results. I have found bottles, insulators, and other signs of town life left behind....
Awesome explore and really loved the old bottles..... Big bucks! Gave thumbs up as always
I felt like i was stepping back in time. It was kinda fun checking them out.
I love to see the ruins and guess what kinda structure they might have been and were used for!!! Great adventure Jay, with Mike, Mike, RJ and Adam!!! Thank you for sharing your video!!!
It's funny how trash becomes history. How ever unsightly it may be.
The Ma's rootbeer was a blast from the past. I remember as kids, my cousin and I used to ride our bikes to a local (very small)mom and pop country store and buy a Ma's rootbeer and a Stewart's sandwich. Then get the 5 cent deposit back on the bottles and spend it on licorice fish for the ride back home.
Historians and archaeologists find out a great deal about how people lived from digging in their rubbish piles and pits---and even in toilet pits (thousands, even just hundreds, of years reduce the toxicity levels).
Caffeine free coffee, that's like H2O free water.
Thank you, really enjoyed that. It’s sad how people think it’s ok to dump rubbish. Thanks for taking me along
I would have a hard time picking up trash and then throwing it back on the ground.
Hi Jay, I think Centralia is actually a very pretty little place and it was so unfortunate for the people who lost their homes :(. Thank you for showing us a different side of the Centralia story. x
If you're willing to watch, im willing to share it.
@@JPVideos81 Yep I'm willing ;)
A great exploration for all of us there. This is proof that even though one plan didn't work out, we know how to persevere and have a plan B
Agreed
that pepsi logo is like the 70s one... back then, soda was only in glass or metal cans, too lol!
Really enjoyed this video .Love seeing the old structures .Beautiful day for an adventure and fun to see you and the guys exploring together. I had no idea that cars today do not have "hub-caps" ...how did I miss that ? Loved the bottle dump. Once , when I was walking by the river where the old court house use to stand I saw an old bottle I thought was the end of a coke bottle ..turned out to be an inkwell from the 1800's ....amazing . Finding old bottles is a lot of fun... I hope y'all do more videos like that : )
Being my first time stumbling upon one, it peaked my interest.
Very astute observation finding that line that separated the other building that was no longer standing. I like these roadside fines. It's cool to try and speculate what existed on this property. I think that you might have been a coal miner in a previous life! You have an awesome knowledge of the coalinga industry and I'm fascinated to learn about this industry. There are a few coal mines not too far from where I live across the Mississippi River operated by Peabody Coal. But nothing as vast as from your area. Thanks again DCC or another great video. Centralia would be a cool place for me and Shirley to explore!👍
Haha,you never know. Coal mining and railroads are two things that really stand out to me and i love learning about them.
My reminder is on!!!
Our Jay really does it all !! ...I have 2 metal detectors......
(hint, ha, ha,😉)
Pink, blue, green, & Amber bottles and glassware are really sort after and so are old soda bottles.
An intact Soda bottle from 1915 can bring in up to $100,000. to $150,000. ...crazy stuff.
That was really good. Quite relaxing watching you, with a coffee in my hand. Not a decaf out of that jar ☺ I hate when people dump their rubbish, it spoils beautiful places. So inconsiderate. Finally yes I would love to see a more active search, where ever you go. Thanks again and take care 💛😘💛
Thanks for watching with me. I hope to search some more.
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Great explore JP!! Love the bottle dump!! I could spend hours going through that cool stuff!! Thank You!! 👍🏻❤️
You're welcome
Hi JP. Always good to see you!!! Nice explore and thanks for sharing.
Very cool finds in Centralia, the old bottles looks like from the 70s and 80s
Really enjoyed watching this video. Amazing how nature never fails us. I love seeing things from the past! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️
JP... All content is good content - keep up the bottle dump searches - Onwards and Upwards!
Hey jay. Dang I missed another live premiere. Another good history lesson. I enjoyed it like always lol. It is still beautifully preserved in your video jay. Another memory remembered thanks to you. Thanks for sharing jay.
You'll catch the next one
Love old bottle dumps !
I once found an old brown Purex bottle.
Go to cemeterys you!! Find so many cause some cementerys where old dumping grounds and found cough syurp bottles and jars that where do old you will find the his stuff when they dig the dirt up I find stuff all the time you hav to wait for them to dig the grave up then go look after they put it back
That green plastic 2 liter bottle may have been modern but it was still from I’d say maybe 80’s. It had a cap on the bottom and they don’t come that way anymore.
Cool area JP, thank you for sharing this video. 🙂👍🌷
My pleasure saigen
it's amazing how quickly mother nature takes back what we ruined. from the video you would never know that place is a living hell.
Great video! Awesome find! 👍
Ty
Very cool video Jay!! I love seeing traces of the past in the old foundations and walls. I got your question right: a hubcap! Haha. So you got a big chunk of coal in your stocking! You were a bad boy! Lol. Loved watching y’all search for bottles. I really enjoyed this video! I gave you a 👍🏼 as always! Stay safe out there!! 😊
Atleast the coal will keep me warm.
Yes...yes it will 😂
So many boots! What's it all aboot? Hey, what are you laughing aboot?
Haha
JP, awesome and cool video! Loved the Pepsi bottle and my Grandma Dickerson drank Sanka and I remember those Sanka coffee commercials. Really enjoyed your video.
I dout they have 'out houses' but you can often find some neat stuff in those, toys, bottles ect.
Yes!! That is where you find the goods as far fetched as it sounds!! Lol!
Thanks, another great video 🤗
You're welcome
Always nice when you revisit this. TY :)
Omg!! Johnstown P.A...We deliver there....crazy!!🚛
How does one walk into the woods, and lose a single boot ? Sounds like a drunken night 28th a story...lol.
Great find, love the crunchy sound of the woods.
Great "relics".
I’ve got my reminder on it I’m looking forward to this video 😁
Great video !!! As always loved the old bottles the pepsi would have had a paper foam type of wrapper on it that would have had the state refund on it I remember it well because if it came off they wouldent give you a refund the the brown taller bottle with the metal cap was a prune juice bottle .......shame all this was dumped here as garbage ........ I hate vandalism and litter bugs 😡 great video as always so much history here thank you for sharing
Thanks for the info
Enjoyed the video
Really cool video, lol, coal-Santa... Thank you again !.....
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Looks like you found the original "Boot Hill", XD
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or at least a "boot camp".....
@@marvelkingdom1972 LOL.
@72A'sDolphins 😂
The lid on the old Pepsi bottle it looks like the early 1980's. Cool find ! 😎
Deb from Idaho~~~~~~ That one brown bottle was Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, my daddy drank it
Great video!!!!!
Awesome video as always thanks:)
Great tour, so sad people litter...huge pet peeve! Green bottle is Tanqueray Gin tho. Still around🍸cheers JP!
MOSS "Mother Nature's carpet"
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It is! Lol
i love those old ruins!
Hey that was really neat video.
Ty jodi
Love the amazing video 😎😎😎
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FYI: Those piles of trash along the side of 61 near the end of the video could be from volunteers who picked up what was closest to the road for one of those "Adopt A Highway" programs and not just stuff people dumped.
Possibly, but the cleanup was a few weeks before. So no one picked them up. Also when i streamed along graffiti hwy that same day, there was trash littered all along the road sides.
Jay,
That is quite a large complex of buildings, so I'd bet there is information somewhere about it.
I tried to spot the old road paths ,,but it's difficult to determine where they were.
Those buildings are older than the garbage.
Do you know where the coal mine entrance was?
From the tree growth, I'd guess early 20th or late 19th century.
Thanks so much.
Rik Spector
Older maps show a large colliery further back in the woods. May require further investigating.
@@JPVideos81 Thanks for the update, oh, by the way, I sent a link to the live zoo page about that site ,and the people who knew the zoo.
You might find it interesting.
Rik
Yes more dumps
Dang it I'll be at work for the premier. Oh well I'll watch later. Can't wait
I love old bottle hunting!! You guys should poke a little deeper, those things are just the surface!! That looks like so much fun, wish It wasn't so far from California, I would love to explore! There is so much history in you neck of the woods! Can't wait till the next video like this, take your shovels and rakes next time 🤩🤩😀!
Wow I jjust can't seem to get through this video without buffering going on and on and on and on.
Maybe try a different device? Sorry you're having issues
I've been having the same issues since Microsoft pushed through an update a week or two ago. I imagine it'd play fine on my TV (Samsung w/ built in apps like TH-cam). But that doesn't give me the full version of TH-cam with commenting AND ad block is a no go on it. So I'll put up with the buffering and other issues.
Leaving glass vessels exposed might cause fires.
At 23:49, that green plastic bottle has a extra plastic bottom that was from the late 80s
I remember those from my childhood
@@JPVideos81 I worked for Pepsi in the 80s. Those type bottles were common on all the plastic bottles.
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Cant wait JP!!!
Brown bottle looks like a prune juice bottle! Supposed to help what ails you! Lol!
Haha! That's what I thought it was too!
Next you should do a little explore of Laurel Run near Wilkes-Barre since it's so close to home.😜
Looking for what exactly?
@@JPVideos81 There are some things still there like walls and such. Not to mention the fire under Laurel Run has been burning LONGER than Centralia.
www.abandonedcountry.com/2015/05/12/laurel-run-pennsylvania-fire-on-the-mountain/
Jp . , enjoyed the video ❤️
Ty
Ambulance, got a chance. In a hearse, gotta be worse.
Love that movie
I wish you knew the name of this coal company. I always love these ruins I find them super interesting. I'd love to research this place. Thanks jay, I've really learned alot about coal mining from you.
It was part of the Byrnesville colliery
Thanks jay, I'm going to look into it.
Wow, like this place...most videos concentrate on the highway. How far is it to Centralia from where you live Jay?
Just over an hour
its an old mining land, that explains all the boots and coal, probably an explosion occurred is why the rubble is every where
And the concrete covering the block is parging
Thanks for the info. Does it serve a purpose or just design element?
Sanka used to be the only decaf coffee and caffeine sensitive people ordered a Sanka in the restaurants of old !!!!
i love hearing the guys in the back ground, i like hearing you a well, but the guys its just soothing to me, i love hearing background ambiance any way, like from a restaurant, train station and the like, and oddly a busy city with sirens and horns, but in real life it bothers me, am i insane?
No, i definitely get what you're saying.
I didn't think your daylight, matched up with your "live" video. Didn't know y'all could do that? Still a cool video.
Premiere is just watching a pre recorded video together where we can chat live.
@@JPVideos81 cool, didn't know that. Now it makes sense, how there were comments from you, while you were walking around.......... LOL! TH-cam is my electronic bad habit! I don't make or upload videos. Crafting tutorials and people exploring, are my choice of videos to watch.
@@JPVideos81 Oh, was checking out your Facebook page and saw the pictures and comments were from hours earlier...............
Darn it, I missed another LIVE vid!
Brown bottle may have been an old Karo Syrup bottle.
So the workers probably left their boots there at quitting times. Can you tell if those boots are from the same time frame you think operations ceased there? Do you know if you have any oldtimers that follow your videos?
Id imagine some are from workers as some of them were really brittle and deteriorated.
Thanks enjoyed the video.
They use to put pop in glass bottles
still do.
I remember the first time I saw a plastic pop bottle. Daddy teased us by dropping our Coke on the floor. We were shocked when it didn't break. Lol..
You should see the old bottl s and jars in a cemetery after they dig up a grave old cough suryp bottles
Hub cap from a 80's Buick lesabre.
@midnitesquirldog1 that's true except for 88,89 the lesabre, and century had plastic hub caps. I know because my grandmother had one.
I can say one thing though....this area has Forest Beings and Cryptids.
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Are you in Washington State?
Pennsylvania
You should of sang the whole song...lol@lady gaga. You rock!!
Those are the only words i know lol
Any signs of a portal?
None
JP videos why did you take down your latest episode searching for the abandoned Kirby Park Zoo?
I wasnt happy with how pixelated it was. I will return to film a better quality video.
you should keep that coal that you threw down and send it to me!! hahah
Haha
Umm, JP I need a pair of boots for the winter, can you pick me up a pair, lol?
Sure,any color and size you want.
Buick hub cap
I loved this video. And hope you all have your tetanus shots. LOL. Just walking looking noticing natures carpet and things cast away that is some persons junk and maybe another's treasure and you friends being together. I just love it . You could just do hikes LIVE or not LIVE- either way we will all go with you see what we can find and have a real good time. LOL I dont drink coffee either. My parents drank it tho the Sanka decaf cuz I guess the caffeine bothered them? I drink FIJI brand artesian water when I can afford it otherwise store brand when funds are low but never out the faucet. NEVER EVER.. I did used to drink Diet Pepsi on special occasion but dont like the chemicals in artificial sweetener Aspartame - afraid of it and not worth it healthwise to me so now I drink the regular kind if and when I go out. God Bless your day. xoxo
All that coal is from people using coal back in the day and w my and dumped it thir after it was used for heat
I believe its from the coal company that mined the coal there.
Wish your clothing products weren't so expensive...Dang...sighs
The prices are competitive with others who sell similar items. There are dates with 20% off and free shipping. I recommend buying on those dates.
An old homeless campsite?
I googled the pepsi bottle , It said 1978,
Ty for checking
Convex not concave, concave means curved inward
Haha, thank you