at the beginning those concrete blocks [ i think ] were left over from a sewer drain project years ago...and at the end of the video @13;32 is from an old railroad bridge..when i was a kid me and my brother found a dog tied and tared to that brindge around [ 1977 or so i think ]..yes we took him home the next day ..
Chris- We discovered remains of a colliary in Conyngham township near Centralia but we can't figure out which one it is. None of the maps of collieries in Schuylkill and Columbia counties show that there was a colliary in that location. Do you know which one it could be? It looks like it would've been active until the 30's and required massive power. There are old defunct wooden transmission (k-frame) towers near it. There was also a railroad that went by it.
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I was looking from a map of this, yes we were at at W&H Colliery #3.
Yo bot, great video nice seeing the history back in the bush
Excellent video I hope you have your off on the ticks are bad 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪💪
As always love yours and bobs adventures in locally mining and railroad history!
Came out nice, TY for posting this.
Would have been nice to see some drone footage over the shaft & drift opening. Thanks for sharing another bit of history.
Working on my drone skills....still a beginner
I wonder why they lined that iron pipe with wood? Was it water going through it?
at the beginning those concrete blocks [ i think ] were left over from a sewer drain project years ago...and at the end of the video @13;32 is from an old railroad bridge..when i was a kid me and my brother found a dog tied and tared to that brindge around [ 1977 or so i think ]..yes we took him home the next day ..
Chris- We discovered remains of a colliary in Conyngham township near Centralia but we can't figure out which one it is. None of the maps of collieries in Schuylkill and Columbia counties show that there was a colliary in that location. Do you know which one it could be? It looks like it would've been active until the 30's and required massive power. There are old defunct wooden transmission (k-frame) towers near it. There was also a railroad that went by it.
I'll have to do some research...need coordinates though
Coal Cracker and Bob V on the Scene lol
Gotta love it!
@@577buttfan yep lol
No, water....its a water reservoir. Was born there. Shafts are everywhere
I think you are in Lost Creek where my grandfather Hardy built his home, but worked at Locust in Shendo Heights
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We're in Brownsville just west of Chendo...462
do you have any coverage of Lost Creek? thanks, I enjoy your videos
Lehigh valley railroad bridge
You know what's really funny? Utubers can't read apparently! SIGN SAYS : No Trespassing
What sign? We were on a public road...the 4 wheelers weren't