For anyone trying to visit: don’t bother its gone

But gunshots are how we communicate in NC as well

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Thank you so much for covering this man

Grew up a few ghost towns away-Hersey. My Father-in-law's family ran a beverage business and delivered to the clubs. He said the ladies practicing their dancing used to tease him since he was a white kid helping his Dad. As a nurse aide I met an elderly lady who lived there in its heyday.

Beautiful building and creative video! Thanks for showing the building off! I went there grades 4-8 and made unforgettable memories with accomplishments and great relationships. Still to this day we keep in touch as Colin Powell Academy “Eagles”

That guys lived there for over 5 years, i went back there the other day and that place has over 200 people living inside it now. A ladder can get you to the second floor and then theres steps

Most of the history on this video is totally wrong and misrepresented. I would appreciate it if people would learn the history before they make these worthless videos owner. I am the owner of the railroad depot and the property there.

I'm the only one currently visiting the lake, a little offroad, bonfire, and yea I'm the only one going down there!!!

I'm been through there on my motorcycle.Nice place to pass thru... smoke a joint.

No way, I used to go to that school from 1997-2003! All of my sisters attended there from pre-school to the 5th grade. I've always wondered what was in that second hallway on the 2nd floor. At the time when I was there, we weren't allowed in there due to construction of that extended area.

Did you make it to the sulfur mine ?

Do you explore around nm all the time?

I'm not trying to be mean. A black community just can't sustain itself without outside assistance. Just look at Africa. Just look at modern American hoods....

I love driving through here. It gives you that Days gone by feeling! The history is awesome! 😂

im suprised a whole tornado was able to take that whole bridge down

Hey bro, I'm Venezuelan. Right now I'm standing at the front of toyahs hisgschool flying my drone inside. This crazy bro. Anyways, if you need some footage let me know.

The bed 🛌 downstairs is jizz stained 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 #hilarious

❤❤❤❤ Thanks for the cool video! First time I saw inside these buildings 👷‍♂️ in a video! Thanks for the history! #history

Area . 51. Anschwellen . Cattle mutations .

Just because places looks run down does not mean they are abandoned.

This is by buena vista across from suncrest, jackies and lasnlomas right?

Iv eaten here many times before it closed was very neat was sorry to see it closed

The home of the founder of Winston was not the place you showed. In truth, it is still occupied and is both large and ornate for the era in which it was built. Other than that, interesting footage to see as I've relations living near there and some buried too in the cemetery south of Chloride.

From there

We're still here babes.

Bidenomics

I was there in 1965 ..

Are the owñers ther Ropers ..iknowthem ..from kid's we went to school in zozo

I think children should go to school in their own neighborhoods...does that sound crazy?

I grew up in Manistee and had heard a lot about Idlewild. A few years ago, a friend and I drove out there to see what it looked like after its heyday. When I lived in Chicago, there was a big buzz about a group of business owners had joined financial forces to bring Idlewild back to life. Unfortunately, they ran out of money after putting a visitor center and museum there. We also noted that there are a few houses that are inhabited, but the majority were not - urban decay had been settling there for a long time. The streets were laid out in a precise grid - I had no idea that it was so big. There is talk again about revitalizing the area - and I hope that this time, it is successful in its endeavor. So much history is there, and the stories need to be kept alive for future generations. Great video - thank you so very much. 😊

My neighbor grew up there!

That would make a very nice house if converted.

I know this video is about 4 years old, but I can’t seem to find any info on whether or not it’s still standing?

My grandparents lived in Magdalena. My grandpa worked in the Kelly Mines, I have pictures that were taken of him working in the mines when he was 35 years old. Very cool pictures. Magdalena and Kelly are where my ancestral roots come from! Great video!

So the owners are total aholes! Got you!! Selfishness & greed!

why tf you gotta call detroit residents "denizens" 😭

I have heard that there is an ongoing effort to restore at least some of the buildings to preserve history. I wish them luck in the endeavor.

I've been in many of them old houses they are creepy got chased down by wild dogs once there and also came face to face with a cugar while walking around hunting in the woods and a few bears

I saw that building heading back to Caro

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Me and a buddy of mine actually built Bud Boy. His eyes and mouth were made of chewed up gum. I try and find more videos of Bud Boy when possible.

This is very sad! To think of the generations of men and women who made their living and spent much of their lives within those walls.....now gone, as is the plant.....

Heck yeah! Rise Against is my favorite band of all time!

Good show man..

I live about 2 miles from this my work is next to it I had a friend whos dad built that a long time ago, he told me there are tons of rebarbs holding it together thats way it hasnt come down as of yet.

The Coaling Station was still in use as late as 1953/54. Yes, Steam Locomotives were still pulling freight in the early 1950's, Diesel's were already in use, but they had not entirely taken over from the Steam Engine. In Jan. of 1961 just before I left Mich. City for the U.S. Army I saw several Steam Engines sitting on side tracks at the old New Buffalo, Mich. Roundhouse near the corner of Hwy. 39 & Wilson Rd. on the Wilson Rd. side waiting to be scrapped. When I returned from Germany in June of 1963 they were all gone.