What an amazing collection of historic buildings! Both of these towns are definitely on my bucket list now. Thanks for taking us along on your journeys!
Brother, lost my Bride of 31 years in February. Sold everything, going on the road and your Adventures are such an inspiration ! Thank you and all the best to you and The Warrior Princess! I use her story in my work, no names just her Courage. Thank you again
Hi Justin you are so good looking at the OLD WEST with a little humour. I been to Viginia City many times , and was hoping you would go to Nevada City. Great there. If you like history. Now 1 more you missed in the area. The real BANNACK MONTANA, IS THERE. You have to see that town home of Vigilante Henry Plummer, sheriff by day robber at night. His jail still there. Bannack 1st territorial Capitol of Montana. A state park just as it was In The past. No one lives there. I did 2 paintings of Bannack..Hope you go there....bye Douglas....
Thank you Justin for filming these old western/ghost towns. I don't travel or have the funds to do so, so I visit them vicariously through you. And I love Montana.
Your ancestors didn’t have money when they walked into a forest to chop down some trees to make a wagon. Then they hitched up that wagon and burned the old house down to collect the nails for the new house. Then once they got there. They lived in the wagon until they had the new cabin ready for habitation.
These types of places look like an absolute dream. I have a list of ghost towns in Montana and the Dakotas and Utah to visit before I pass. Thanks for showing these off.
This is my first video I've seen from you. I love how excited you sound! You explain everything in a way that makes me want to appreciate the history more. I work here and it makes me want to visit lol As a side note: many of the buildings in NC are nice enough to stay in and people do! On every weekend of the summer living history volunteers populate the town, bringing it to life. They wear 1865 clothing, work in the blacksmith shop, spin wool, cook meals, sell snake oil, play games, and the saloon indeed does sell sarsaparilla!
I am so here for your road trip adventures! They are my favorite. This place looks amazing!!!! I’ve always always always loved the old west, pioneers, 19th century books like Twain and LM Montgomery! 🎉🎉🎉
We just got home from our road trip to Colorado and Yellowstone yesterday. If I had know about these I would’ve extended our trip!! I’m obsessed with Virginia City NV so I can only imagine how great this would be.🧡😁
I live vicariously through your adventures. Thank you Justin, for another fun one. I know Ally is home with this trip. Is Julio 🐓 your traveling companion this time around?
Greetings from Big Fork Montana next time out this way come on up and check out Glacier Natl. Park! Got some folks in Alder MT just a few miles from Virginia/Nevada City love it there!
Justin Here are a couple of ideas for you. Way up in North East corner of Montana Scobey. When fort peck Dam flooded the area where town used to be. They moved it and made a museum out of old town.
Justin mentioned 2 types of Ghost Towns, what does Calico, CA fit into? #1 or #2 or is it another kind: the Ghost Town created by an amusement industry professional for “historical accuracy”? Or what about Madrid, NM… just outside of Santa Fe. It’s a living ghost town, which I guess is kinda a cross between Bodhi and Tombstone. The old buildings remain. Some of the original businesses still operate out of their original buildings; such as the Saloon and the Engine House.
The vaudeville show in Virginia City is legit, or at least it was. I was properly embarrassed by buxom actress and her boa when I was a young teen... Good times!
Dude, take a breath. We’re watching your video and it drives us crazy. You’re just nonstop talking and so fast take a breath. Enjoyed the video, but it’s wearing me out.
I just was on a trip to Virginia city Montana because most of my family’s history was there so this blew my mind when he made this video
I always enjoy when you visit these mining and pioneering towns.
What an amazing collection of historic buildings! Both of these towns are definitely on my bucket list now. Thanks for taking us along on your journeys!
Brother, lost my Bride of 31 years in February. Sold everything, going on the road and your Adventures are such an inspiration ! Thank you and all the best to you and The Warrior Princess! I use her story in my work, no names just her Courage. Thank you again
Hi Justin you are so good looking at the OLD WEST with a little humour. I been to Viginia City many times , and was hoping you would go to Nevada City. Great there. If you like history. Now 1 more you missed in the area. The real BANNACK MONTANA, IS THERE. You have to see that town home of Vigilante Henry Plummer, sheriff by day robber at night. His jail still there. Bannack 1st territorial Capitol of Montana. A state park just as it was In The past. No one lives there. I did 2 paintings of Bannack..Hope you go there....bye Douglas....
Videos like this are why I love this channel! History, enthusiasm, beautiful videography!
Thank you Justin for filming these old western/ghost towns. I don't travel or have the funds to do so, so I visit them vicariously through you. And I love Montana.
Your ancestors didn’t have money when they walked into a forest to chop down some trees to make a wagon.
Then they hitched up that wagon and burned the old house down to collect the nails for the new house.
Then once they got there.
They lived in the wagon until they had the new cabin ready for habitation.
@@samueljackson6188 And what might your point be?
These types of places look like an absolute dream. I have a list of ghost towns in Montana and the Dakotas and Utah to visit before I pass. Thanks for showing these off.
This is my first video I've seen from you. I love how excited you sound! You explain everything in a way that makes me want to appreciate the history more. I work here and it makes me want to visit lol
As a side note: many of the buildings in NC are nice enough to stay in and people do! On every weekend of the summer living history volunteers populate the town, bringing it to life. They wear 1865 clothing, work in the blacksmith shop, spin wool, cook meals, sell snake oil, play games, and the saloon indeed does sell sarsaparilla!
I'm going to Garnet, Bannack, Virginia City, and Nevada City in two weeks. I had no idea there was so much in Nevada City. Thanks for the video!
Been watching your videos for a while I enjoy your content do hope you have a wonderful time and history going forth!
Wow! This is extraordinary Justin! What a historic place. Definitely have to get yourself& Alie back here. She would love this i bet
Okay, I now have a new must-see road trip for [hopefully] next summer. Fantastic video!
Hello from 1/2 a world away of Sunny Singapore. Thank you for sharing! Amazing journey. Keep it up!
I am so here for your road trip adventures! They are my favorite. This place looks amazing!!!! I’ve always always always loved the old west, pioneers, 19th century books like Twain and LM Montgomery! 🎉🎉🎉
Just lost my wife Monday, but your words, made me feel just like you! Thank you, Charlie
Congratulations 🎉 Believe many men's wish to be in your shoes
So glad that you made it out here! Welcome to Montana
Amazing to see you so excited about this place. Wish you would plan longer trips.
We just got home from our road trip to Colorado and Yellowstone yesterday. If I had know about these I would’ve extended our trip!! I’m obsessed with Virginia City NV so I can only imagine how great this would be.🧡😁
Thanks, Justin. This is a great historical presentation.
the best video I've ever seen, thank you!
Montana is such a beautiful city.
This was great. I loved everything in the vlog.
Enjoyed my visit there years ago. Thanks for sharing
It is beautiful out there and the old towns were cool to see. Thanks for the laugh as well. 😊
I live vicariously through your adventures. Thank you Justin, for another fun one. I know Ally is home with this trip. Is Julio 🐓 your traveling companion this time around?
Another great video love the old western towns
What an awesome place. I would love to visit there and learn all its history!
Greetings from Big Fork Montana next time out this way come on up and check out Glacier Natl. Park! Got some folks in Alder MT just a few miles from Virginia/Nevada City love it there!
Thank you very much for this!
Been to these ghost towns multiple times and loved them every time! Even stayed in the hotel on the Main Street and truly believe it’s haunted
Justin
Here are a couple of ideas for you.
Way up in North East corner of Montana
Scobey.
When fort peck Dam flooded the area where town used to be. They moved it and made a museum out of old town.
Am adding that to my bucket list!
Great editing!
Best Randomland EVER!
THE RUSH FOR GOLD!
Love the videos
Good video keep it up ❤
like to come here and get all nerdy about it... haaaa so funny but a great video as always. 😎
This is awesome… I need to visit here
Loved the ghost town...great place...need to go
We were in Ennis in September. And visited Virginia City and whatbnot. Bannack we like more. But it's all very incredible ❤
Great video
I would like to meet you in SC! If you come around, let me know! It would be awesome to meet you!!!
I live in S.C
On the weekends in the summer they have people dressed up and “living” in the Nevada City museum. It’s best with them there.
Awesome town! I highly recommend the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, MT! Largest T-Rex found there! TONS of Dinos! 🦖
You should go to the Henry Ford Greenfield Village in Michigan!
that is a very cool town my friend
Next time you go stop at the visitor center. They have so much knowledge!! Enjoy Big Sky Country!
Justin mentioned 2 types of Ghost Towns, what does Calico, CA fit into? #1 or #2 or is it another kind: the Ghost Town created by an amusement industry professional for “historical accuracy”? Or what about Madrid, NM… just outside of Santa Fe. It’s a living ghost town, which I guess is kinda a cross between Bodhi and Tombstone. The old buildings remain. Some of the original businesses still operate out of their original buildings; such as the Saloon and the Engine House.
I love that area of Montana!
The ceiling in the general store is stunning. Is it metal? Jack Slade? Sorry but I picture Cactus Jack Slade from Kirk Douglas' movie "The Villain".
❤Awesome!!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hi Justin how's the trip going .
When I think of Montana, I can't help but think of Kevin Costner's show, Yellowstone. Lol Which was actually filmed on site, in Montana!
The vaudeville show in Virginia City is legit, or at least it was. I was properly embarrassed by buxom actress and her boa when I was a young teen... Good times!
I agree with you these two Montana Ghost Towns are tops bar none. I would stay at the hotel or cabin in Nevada City, MT.
What a fun one
amazing place
Thank You
So cool
Awesome
There are ghost towns in North Dakota too.
Nice
I'm reading about the trial of George Ives.
Same like burma some regions and City's 👍
Wow
IT'S A GHOST TOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GHOSTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There's gold in them thar hills!
GHOST TOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I kept waiting for you to run into Sad Eye Joe's jail house, but it's not Knott's
❤
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We all knew Alaska would be one of them lol.
So there’s Virginia City, Nevada; Nevada City, Montana; and Virginia City, Montana, but is there a Montana City, Virginia???
It’s a shame such a beautiful steam locomotive is replaced a toy.
🤷 "promosm"
Not a ghost town
you speak so fast 😫😫😫😫
Dude, take a breath. We’re watching your video and it drives us crazy. You’re just nonstop talking and so fast take a breath. Enjoyed the video, but it’s wearing me out.