Southern MN has a good amount of ghost town and townships it'll take time to find em all but you'll get a great amount of history along with the beautiful scenery of Minnesota there's a lot of scenic drives that are full of astonishing views to take in and enjoy especially in the spring time
Funny how I went there literally the day before they did this story. Forestville Mystery Cave State Park is a cool place, the sinkhole ridge trail was my favorite, but the town definitely felt like the zenith of the park. It was right down in the Root River Valley surrounded by the hills of the driftless area. Great views.
Once you tell something like that there will be people going there just to destroy it. all kinds of graffiti all over those buildings. I knew some people in Az that found an old building full of antique cars, but never said anything to anyone, just kept a secret.
Kind of reminds me of Minneapolis St Paul with all the demons and evil spirits and that town I consider that a ghost town don't want to go there that's more scary than any Town that's considered a ghost town
The only reason this is a ghost town is because it is primarily State owned and a rich person, who by State Housing Authority, has to keep it original or they will take it back! It is land and buildings that people did and could use, until the County and State took it for unpaid back taxes. Now the State is making money off it, along with the partial owner, so no one will ever be able to use the land and live there. Minnesota is a very selfish uncaring State, especially when it comes to the residents of the State.
Another, cute, homey ( I feel for you, but, good luck) story. America, and the world, is full of these stories. Oh well - commerce will dictate where people congregate.
No, when the RR didn’t go through the wealth bought up the land, and charged people to work & live there. That’s the Classic “Company town” economic model...
They are building a 100-foot gold statue there for George Floyd in honor of his great contribution to the human race. At the cost of $2000000 to the taxpayers of Minnesota.
Southern MN has a good amount of ghost town and townships it'll take time to find em all but you'll get a great amount of history along with the beautiful scenery of Minnesota there's a lot of scenic drives that are full of astonishing views to take in and enjoy especially in the spring time
I'd happily live there. Imagine how peaceful it is...
I'll come too. We could be neighbours😉
@@Mninoyb Save a spot for me too, please!
@@veronicam.188 But be nice neighbours...no fighting🤣
except for the winter aha
I'm in
Funny how I went there literally the day before they did this story. Forestville Mystery Cave State Park is a cool place, the sinkhole ridge trail was my favorite, but the town definitely felt like the zenith of the park. It was right down in the Root River Valley surrounded by the hills of the driftless area. Great views.
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Wow that’s an amazing historical monument may it’s longevity continue to grow old gracefully
Drove through it coming up to Minneapolis
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I live just 3 miles south of Forestville it's a wonderful area
With know residents, the grass & yards are kept up nice
sounds perfect
The mystery things are popular for tourists and guests.
We love ghost in Minnesota
You needed to show the graveyard up the hill!
Super cool
Is it for sale? It seems like they want to keep it a ghost town, looks like there might be a rabbit hole here?
Once you tell something like that there will be people going there just to destroy it. all kinds of graffiti all over those buildings. I knew some people in Az that found an old building full of
antique cars, but never said anything to anyone, just kept a secret.
How much is the entire town? I’m going to buy it.
You'd be buying from the DNR, it's in the State Park down there.
@@ARandomDonut- That means I can get it for cheap. Thx!
Just buy land and build a house
@@se2664- I already have land and a house. I want this town.
No, I'll pay 5x more for it. I love the ghost town of Forestville! But you might have more money than me... that's if you're rich. Are you?
Kind of reminds me of Minneapolis St Paul with all the demons and evil spirits and that town I consider that a ghost town don't want to go there that's more scary than any Town that's considered a ghost town
Lol
The only reason this is a ghost town is because it is primarily State owned and a rich person, who by State Housing Authority, has to keep it original or they will take it back! It is land and buildings that people did and could use, until the County and State took it for unpaid back taxes. Now the State is making money off it, along with the partial owner, so no one will ever be able to use the land and live there. Minnesota is a very selfish uncaring State, especially when it comes to the residents of the State.
Lol "treaties" (i.e. forced contracts resulting in lost lives and theft of wealth)
Wonder what the crime rate is there 😂😂😂
who cares ? its fkn crime everywhere . especially in the places you dont even expect !
Another, cute, homey ( I feel for you, but, good luck) story.
America, and the world, is full of these stories.
Oh well - commerce will dictate where people congregate.
Correct. The railways and the interstate systems both bolstered towns or devastated them.
:)
Slow news day I guess.
NO GHOST ONLY DEMONS FROM HELL🙏🙏
YOU THE VOTERS WILL DESIDE
So……housing is cheap?
No, when the RR didn’t go through the wealth bought up the land, and charged people to work & live there. That’s the Classic “Company town” economic model...
I saw George Floyd’s ghost nodded out off Fentynol in there
The blues foo
It's easy to insult people on TH-cam comments. Your mother must be proud to have raised you.
What made you think that that was an appropriate thing to say
They are building a 100-foot gold statue there for George Floyd in honor of his great contribution to the human race. At the cost of $2000000 to the taxpayers of Minnesota.
@Jay Bee You seem to be one too. Extremely obnoxious.
I used to live in Minnesota I'm so glad that we moved because it was bad
I'm sorry to hear you do not like the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes.
@@Strigon01 land of 100,000 welfare fraud recipient violent criminals
@@Strigon01 I enjoy living here. Even though the crime is increasing
@@racheldiederich838 Just got to move out of the Metro city area.
Way to be a narc.