I love seeing this video. This is some trivia that I hope never gets forgotten. I was the producer of Town Trekkers (the show that never was!). Some fun facts: the ground radar found what looked like a coffin to the right of the Emma Longabough's grave. It also showed that the coffin was buried 8 feet deep instead of 6 (which is what they used to do back in the day for renowned people to deter grave robbers from digging them up). Even without a headstone though, cemeteries do track their plots, however Morris cemetery had a fire a long time ago that burned all those records so even they don't know if someone is buried there (which makes it hard to exhume). Sundance kid was born and raised in Phoenixville area, the library even still has his library card on file. His great nephew still lives there too. Anyway, great video and thanks for shining some light on this. Ever since we filmed I've had a pit in my stomach that this potential discovery might be forgotten.
My friend is portraying him in a reenactment of a shoot out here for the the summer tourism. There is also a old cabin where he held up in at a place called Old Trail Town. So Thank for sharing this
Very cool, that you seem to find new history all the time! Thanks, as always for sharing!
I love seeing this video. This is some trivia that I hope never gets forgotten. I was the producer of Town Trekkers (the show that never was!). Some fun facts: the ground radar found what looked like a coffin to the right of the Emma Longabough's grave. It also showed that the coffin was buried 8 feet deep instead of 6 (which is what they used to do back in the day for renowned people to deter grave robbers from digging them up). Even without a headstone though, cemeteries do track their plots, however Morris cemetery had a fire a long time ago that burned all those records so even they don't know if someone is buried there (which makes it hard to exhume). Sundance kid was born and raised in Phoenixville area, the library even still has his library card on file. His great nephew still lives there too. Anyway, great video and thanks for shining some light on this. Ever since we filmed I've had a pit in my stomach that this potential discovery might be forgotten.
Wow! Now I have to go to the library and see I can see the card. Shame the show never got picked up. It sounded like such a great concept.
@@RetroRestStop It was! Thanks buddy!
My friend is portraying him in a reenactment of a shoot out here for the the summer tourism. There is also a old cabin where he held up in at a place called Old Trail Town. So Thank for sharing this
It's exhume (to dig up a body). Great information and video. Love to you and the family!
Yea. The word finally popped into my head when I was walking back to the car. Brain fart! LOL
I grew up in Phoenixville and never knew he was from Mont Clare. I drive by that cemetery every afternoon on the way home from work. Weird.
I live right next to morris cemetery
Emma was his sister. (I’m a First cousin 3x removed).
i had no clue that sundance kid was from pa
Up until a week ago, neither did I. LOL. I stumbled upon the information online and had to investigate.