Patsy Cline Lived Here! Metal Detecting Patsy Cline's House
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- Patsy Cline lived here! In this video, we explore and metal detect the home where Patsy Cline spent some of her childhood years. This home is located outside of Winchester, Virginia. This was her grandmother's house and the Patsy Cline family moved in for several years around the World War Two era. We metal detect and find many old and interesting artifacts to include large cents, coins, buttons, Civil War relics and many more interesting and potentially connected artifacts to the immediate Patsy Cline family.
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The spoon is for stirring a tall glass of ice tea, an ice tea spoon.
or a milkshake
Our family called them jelly spoons, probably because they were long enough to reach the bottom of a jelly jar.
Teaspoon, must be a southern thing cause we still use them today.
Have a drawer in my kitchen with spoons like that! I thought everybody knew that this is a spoon used to stir and dissolve sugar in a tall glass of iced tea. Very, very common in the south and available on Amazon.
The same spoon is on Etsy.
It just amazes me how every metal detector channel always finds something amazing!!
6:56 harness ring,usually above the mules tail......i walked miles behind one staring at it while plowing......yes i am an old fart and your digs bring back memories
My Grandparents house was literally 10 feet behind there house and still to this day in West Virginia railroad and train still goes through
EARTH ANGEL ♥️. THAT SPOON IS AN “ICED TEA” 🥄 SPOON!😯🥰👍
ditto!!!
Somebody may have buried the silverware to hide it.
I've lived in winchester my whole life so its pretty cool to see you digging here! the whole town is basically just historical buildings and battlefields
I hope you enjoy this little adventure. We did really good on this search for the past.
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Is that large cent for sale?
Like the whimpy reference. Today's youth! Lol
The Dick Tracy comic strip debuted in 1931.
& Patsy's name was Virginia Hensley.
You two make a great team...like Laurel & Hardy or Abbott & Costello. You guys were killing it at this site. Great video guys.
You two crack me up. You both do quite well digging...but... I see the jealousy in both of your eyes...and hear it in your voices... when the other digs a good find. Like two little kids. Thanks for the laughs... they're in short supply recently.
Very productive diggings Chig! Always a treat watching your excitement/enthusiasm 😄👍
The 1830 coin gave me goosebumps, awesome 👍
yeah we call them a teaspoon. Because they're long for stirring a glass of tea. I've actually got several of them that I use for that. I also fill up a glass with ice cream and pour some milk in it and that's what I eat my ice cream with. Great video stay safe and healthy. Have a good weekend.
I’m Crazy, Crazy for feeling so lonely….. good finds. Patsy Cline was my mother’s favorite singer, she use to sing all of her songs. Mom had a beautiful voice from Princess Ann County W Virginia. Keep on keeping on!
Cool video.. “Ice Tea Spoon” stir tall glass of ice tea.
Patsy Cline was my mother's favorite singer growing up. That's a neat hunt!
I liked how you really explained in detail what everything is you found
Since you found an 1830 coin, that means there was a log cabin somewhere before the house was built. Back then they slowly used the logs to make boards or firewood. If there was a log cabin, then there a food cellar in the ground as well. Be interesting to find the food cellar and or tornado shelter in the ground. Thats where valuables would be found.
That was fun. Thanks for taking us along. That long spoon is what we called an 'Iced Tea Spoon' when I was a bit younger than I am now. Love that Dick Tracy Badge. I remember him from the Sunday Comics, back before the interwebs and color TV. Yeah, I B old, but still kicking!
I know things can get a little "crazy" on some of your adventures! Another fun and interesting video.
We used to call those chain bracelets “Friendship Bracelets”. Usually we’d get one from a girlfriend when we were dating. And they would be engraved on the front with the girls name on them.
Blasphemy how they let her childhood home go to ruin like that
Hasn't deteriorated at all from when Patsy Kline occupied it
He said that it's one of the houses she lived in as a child.
Who's they?
'Blasphemy'! 🙄
@@tats5880They are all the mean people who don't dwell about a 1930's rathole.
I wish I could have met Patsy's ❤ She's my favorite artist. Her voice was so amazing! It brakes my heart everytime I think about her short life 💔 All the beautiful music she could have made and her poor kids.
She had a great backing band and the vocal group the Jordinaires.
@@MeadeSkeltonMusicshe still would have been awesome without them. but yeah they were good. Elvis also had them.
So enthusiastic you are. You could probably do detecting all day. It's good to have a friend equally as interested. Thanks for this.🐾🐺👍
I found one of these and a bunch of supplies (orange prod thing?) at a garage sale last week for 25$. Looking forward to getting out there and detecting.
NICE OLD FINDS !!!!
I detected her house in the late 70s, lived just down the road from her , can't imagine I left much?.... look me up at OS&G Metal Detecting here on TH-cam.
Hey Toki, that's a great story, may I ask where the house actually is ? Greetings from SUNNY ENGLAND
You could've left a crap on Patsy's bedroom floor and it would be camouflaged with its surroundings
@@destroythenarrative9034lady him crap on your bedroom floor be better.
how disrespectful
Patsy Cline
Now that was a very enjoyable 39 minutes. Once again awesome job!
Wow! It’s crazy that no one has been doing this and collecting these items! An 1830 coin! Amazing! And I love Patsy too
Love pasty amazing adventure thanks for taking us along so cool to see here home
That metal face has got to be Grover Cleveland. Awesome finds Chigg!
That's what I think too when I saw the wrap up.
Im on agreement. I have some documents from my Great Great Grandpa William Early Jordan. He became Treasurer during Reconstruction. Those metal plate things were a sort of Souvenier and may have been thrown from a train car...to the crowds.
Fun video! Amazing what you unearthed without even breaking out your shovel ... a little kick of the boot to the dirt, rustle round with the pinpointer or knife and still popping largies and civil war buckles. I imagine there’s still a bunch more goodies left. I too, really love the Dick Tracy badge ... that had to have been Patsy’s 😎⚒👍🎧
A musician’s civil war belt buckle, how cool is that, maybe patsy got her love for music from a civil war musician?
The spoon is for parlour icecream. They used to use these tall glasses.
We used that style spoon to mix egg creams in my dads luncheonette there long so you can mix the syrup on the bottom of the glass. commonly found in . Soda shops
Most youngsters have no idea who Patsy Cline was or what an incredible voice she had.
Crazy,. isn't it.
oh yes they do. well a lot of them do
Just an iced tea spoon. Part of the set when you bought flatware. Allowed individual to adjust sweetness. Took a lot of stirring to dissolve sugar in cold tea.
That face looks like Grover Cleveland. Two term president in 1880s and 90s,
That is so awesome to find stuff were Pasty grew up
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Cool day, thx for the adventure. Ur 'baby spoon" is an iced tea spoon. Thk tall glasses!
Hi guys, bracelets/rings back in the days of old were often ,hinged ,n had strands of owners hair put inside ,
“I’d gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today”....Wimpy
...amen
My gran loved her crazy was her favorite song
Fantastic hunt Chigg!! You better go back there at least a couple more times! Never hunted out
6:46 belt buckle from Patsy Clines dress. 14:09 that knife could be a Barlow, a Russell Barlow or a Russell, with the Russell being the oldest and the maker. 14:52 lol we called them tea spoons when I was a kid because we used the long handled spoon to stir tea and Kool-Aid.
That spoon you found is a tea spoon, long enough to to stick out of a tall glass of ice tea or lemonade.
We would call that an ice tea spoon! So it is specialized !!!! Loveya, Chig.
I know that one place is near Brunswick but I believe it was referred to back then as Berlin.those were trolley tracks for a trolley that ran through out parts of frederick county !
I'm a beginner metal detector and I told my brother that although not worth much, I really wanted to find a horseshoe. A week after that I was detecting in my backyard and found a horseshoe! My next thing I want to find is a skeleton key
Now that was a really cool hunt. I think it was one of the best ones. Hopefully you get to go back. I sure would
Thank You for a wonderful video
That was an awesome dig.
@ 15:30 it's a tea spoon...for stirring a tall glass of iced tea.
Another great video! I love Patsy.
The thick saw blade piece might be part of an ice saw. They harvested ice in winter and kept it below ground in layers of sawdust.
Really fun episode! Sweet finds!
wow, that was one hell of day!!
I grew up in Northern Virginia and that spoon you found was called an "ice tea spoon" that's why it's so long. we had a whole set of them.
That spoon for those of you who don't know is a teaspoon used to stir a glass of tea or something in a glass.
This guy reminds me of the dad on the Rockford Files. Rocky. He even talks and acts like him too. Very enjoyable.
The spoon you found is a type of tea spoon for stirring a tall size glass of something. Like a tall glass of iced tea. Etc. Longer for stirring without getting your fingers in the drink.
We used to have long spoons we called them teaspoons because we used them to stir sugar in our glass of tea.
great video! you guys are the best!
Now that was definitely a great day of swinging and digging! Enjoyed watching you pull some cool stuff out of the ground! Mike in sunny Florida
I thought you were Southern, you don't know an ice tea spoon when you see it? JK Best hunt in a long time!
I am Southern. I live in southern Michigan, lol. Does that count?
we used those long spoons to stir the sugar at the bottom of a tall glass of tea we still have some of them
"I'll gladly pay you tomorrow for a hamburger today." - J. Wellington Wimpy, generally referred to as Wimpy from Popeye comic strip and cartoons. The metal head almost looked like a profile of Joseph Stalin but it may be related to the circa 1942 Dick Tracy Detective Club Badge.. Part of the Crime Stoppers Club. Patsy Cline could easily been a club member since she was born in 1932.. I still remember her on the radio singing "I Fall to Pieces" and "Crazy" ...
We used to have those spoons growing up. Called them ice cream spoons. They used to use them with ice cream sodas..... 😊
That long spoon you found is an iced tea spoon. and the bracelet is an ID bracelet
The spoon looks like a tea spoon to me. The bracelet looks like an I.D. bracelet. I have one very similar but from the 1970's.
awsome finds
That spoon is without a doubt an ice tea spoon. Can't you see yourself on a hot day, sittin back in a wheelbarrow tilted back on it's handles, stirrin in the honey from your own hive, from up yonder on the hill,sippin away at that ice cold tea in that tall tall glass.You need a long long spoon.
It would be wonderful if you could find something of patsy cline's there but she was a child living there at her grandparents house. Keep up the good work & hope you find something.
Thanks
Thanks Chigg for another great video..looking forward to you hitting the rivers soon! That Dick Tracy badge is circa 1940.....so COULD have belonged to Patsy! That might be your best find there looking for things tied to her!
That's an ID bracelet. Popular in the 70s, usually cheap gold plating, you'd get your name engraved on it. If you had a steady girl, she'd wear it.
Chigg your an American treasure keep up the great vids
I loved this. Your voice is so relaxing.
That looks like so much fun.
It's a brass coupling to join copper tubing. Compression type.
Cool hunt
Did I hear some Bob Ross descriptions coming out there Chigg?..."happy little squeaker there, a cheerful relic here"..etc? hmmmm ..if that's the case...a permed afro is necessary 😂🤣😂🤣
Ice tea spoon, so you can stir sugar in bottom of glass, hence the long handle.
That’s an ice tea spoon. Used for stirring sugar in a tall glass
I’ve been waiting on this video Chigg
Ice cream Sunday spoon Chig. My dad had a few when I was growing up. Wish they where still plentiful to get they worked well. Lol
Great Video!!I know that was awesome to hunt there
This is awesome
That 16 shotgun shell is a Federal Monark
That brass ring Todd found...he said it was "concave". I believe it was " convex"...he had it upside down.
its a Knickerbocker glory spoon or a ice cream sundae or any sweet served in a tall glass,
Cool ice tea spoon Beau. The link to Todd's channel is MISSING Beau, and his channel name isn't in your description either.
Enjoyed your video.
We don't dig a lot of Wheat cents up here but is the 44 a key date something about a double stamped mint mark .
@ 17:47 That was a Wimpy reference. "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today", Wimpy's oft repeated line in the Popeye cartoon.
😎 finds😉
You should go to Camden tenn, and you May find artifacts from the crash
Ok, how the heck did large cents end up practically on the surface!?!?
mwechtal I think at least one was dropped on a porch and fell through the cracks.
Heavy Rain, weather. Same way you find arrowheads on the surface. Things don’t get buried deep normally.
Great video
15:50 I think that is referred to as a sundae spoon....or an ice tea spoon
Maybe Patsy Cline's grandpa or relative was a civil war musician? That would make sense!
The spoon is a ice tea spoon, to stir the sugar at the bottom of the glass
👍 That's a good day guys good day good day I enjoyed it will see young the next one
Did you ever open up the ID bracelet?