Exploring the Ghost Town of Fossil Wyoming

[@TheWidening]

Wow such a cool video, very nice job.

[@JoshuaMalan]

Wow, amazingly informative and interesting seeing this. Nice job amigo.

[@edchurch3440]

Being originally from St. Louis but living here in southeast Idaho for the last 30 years I recognized that STL barrel in a heartbeat. Wm. J. Lemp brewing. Roughly 1864 till Prohibition. Their most famous brand was Falstaff. The Lemp haunted mansion with underground caves has been preserved & is a B&B with restaurant. The brewing complex is still standing. Both close to 150 years old. John Lemp cousin to the STL Lemp's had his own brewery in Boise from about 1860's-1907.

[@janmeckley9761]

Good show

[@ChasingHistory]

Thanks a Million!!1 Be Sure to Subscribe we have a LOT More coming!!

[@jamesreed6558]

That's awesome. I would love to do something like that

[@ChasingHistory]

It was a BLAST!!!

[@SarahLovatt-z2o]

Fabulous

[@ChasingHistory]

Thank You!!

[@chrissettles4127]

I love your enthusiasm. You deserve to really make it big to be famous. Because you are spreading knowledge to kids and in this day age age this is what is needed the most. It should be a requirement that school kids go on four field trips to museums every year. They should be required to go to this fossil ghost town. To go to that fossil fishing at the quarry. That is something I dreamed about my whole life as a rock hound but now I am 52 and handicapped and never will. I have started going to the gem and mineral show here in my town in southern Illinois. I am buying a collection but as a kid I would find my own fossils. You need to spread the dream to people and tell them they need to do it now or they may never be able