Downtown Carlisle Mystery Hole Discovered!

[@sellsn01]

I have 6.3 acres an hour north of Columbus, Ohio. The original part of my house was built in 1919, and the neighbors had found Indian pipes as well as some other things. Your more than welcome out here. My five year old would go crazy haha. Anyway, thanks for sharing.

[@bratwurst2923]

Dear chigg, I found a turtle still alive on its back in the woods, when I flipped it over so it could get back to turtle stuff, it reminded me of you how you are so kind to turtles and other unfortunate animals in situations like that, so I want to thank you for doing and showing us how to save animals in this situation. Thanks, Brat Wurst

[@MerAngel12121]

Brat, I agree with you wholeheartedly. Beau's passion for nature and compassion for animals, as well as his adventurous spirit and knowledge of history are the things that endear me to him. Oh and of course his silliness too. : )

[@bratwurst2923]

MerAngel12121 I know right, he was the one who got me into metal detecting, because he made it look like a lot of fun, even when you don't find anything good

[@gingerly669]

brat wurst

[@bratwurst2923]

Jeremy Ferguson what?

[@jeremy74pow]

Down here in Florida we have gopher tortoise which are protected. It is illegal to move them from the road or turn them back over. They actually turn each other over fighting for a female tortoise.

[@pedrovision6987]

"I'm gonna make some daiquiris!" Mr. T Instant thumbs up!

[@paullarzazs9601]

Definitely excavate the underground structure! Many years ago ... my grandfather bought an old farmhouse property in central Massachusetts. We discovered a tunnel leading from the house to the well - with a small room about at mid-point. We figured it was an underground shelter from possible Indian attacks or perhaps from the Redcoats.

[@DAiken-jz1iu]

So happy you mentioned the Carlisle Industrial School for Indians. My Great Grandmother and her sister, plus my Grandmother and her sister attended that school. I was able to obtain the school records on all four of them. My Grandmother and her sister were there when the school closed. My father attended the Shingwauk Residential School located in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Interesting stories on all five of them. I was the first generation to not attend Residential School.

[@Fragrantbeard]

Della Elbell thank you for sharing that. It really does make it real and more personal for those of us who feel less connected to the dark times in this nation's history, and it makes me mindful of so many things.

[@TreadwellJay]

I don't blame you for now wearing a gopro in order to free up a hand, but the view is so much wider than the old camera---we can't see the finds very well! Please be sure to remember to hold up the finds a LOT closer to the lens than you used to! :) Always enjoy your videos!

[@Mrdallas1992]

Dig the hole more. I love when you dig out caves

[@ladyblooming9920]

Aquachigger! Thanks to your videos, I've been metal detecting for about 2ish years now & I found a 1852 large cent in great condition this weekend, here in Idaho! You probably won't see this, but I just wanted to say thank you & I'm super happy I was able to find something this rare on the West coast!

[@leonelcruzfernandez3672]

After a long day of work I love to come home and watch your amazing videos

[@Britishmajestic]

This is so cool! I thought I was reading the title wrong when it said 'Carlisle" as Carlisle Pa is where I live! It's a lovely old town, so happy you made a video here.

[@ObsessionoftheMonth]

We had one of those Indian Schools in Phoenix, it was on a road that still bears it's name Indian School Rd.

[@yomangull2538]

What a beautiful house. I would love to see the inside. With all those high tones it doesn't sound like it's been dug before. I would like to see you go back and dig that hole out. My sister had an ornamental well in her backyard that she planted black eyed Susan's in. One day she looked outside and all the flowers were gone. Thinking it was deer that ate them she went over to the well to check it out. She was shocked to see that the flowers were still there but had sunken about 7 feet down. Turns out that the well was actually the opening to part of a cistern that was capped off and the cap fell down inside. After some digging around we found a beautiful beehive shaped brick cistern that must have been for a house that was there before hers. You never know what's underground right below your feet.

[@arcooke]

I found it on Zillow, not hard to find at all :P Here I made an album of the interior photos to keep his address private. imgur.com/a/7CVARJn

[@IremiaGreece]

Oh man, be sure to stop at the Hanover grill up there after a long day of digging. Great wings!

[@evildoll7787]

Hey Chigg, remember that dead cow you found that time bobbing up and down in the river? I had a dream about that once. Except the dead babby cow was bobbing up and down in a flooded granite quarry.

[@jamflowman8283]

Evil Doll niceb

[@MrAussiedarren]

I just watched that vid last night lol. All I could think of was Chiggsta slicing it open and sleeping in it like luke Skywalker did in Star Wars lol

[@angelalynch1462]

What about the under ground rail road? They sometimes made tunnels to run the slaves, they have them up in Ohio and Indiana.

[@zettle2345]

Might be an old root cellar. Or maybe the house had work done to it, and they dug a hole to throw the waste into...plasterers used to dig a shallow pit to soak the lime in. You will definitely need to find an outline for the pit, to make any sense of it. Have fun Chigg.

[@babyrazor6887]

Carlisle! Hell you missed my cousins place, he lived in the colonial governors house. The original cistern was still there and not 30' away was the remains of an even older house. they sold the house n land and now its a mall...and I never got a chance to detect it. ya know the confederate artillery had a battery n shelled the town

[@lesahanners5057]

So glad it's not an abandoned septic tank, Beau, that would have really stunk! Maybe it's an underground store room for smugglers. Thanks for mentioning the history of the Indians and how they were sent against their will to Carlisle. I have art work done by a Hopi Indian that was sent there, if I remember right, his name I believe was Fred Kabote. He left the school and became an artist and returned to the Hopi Indian reservation and taught art and school to the Indians on the reservation. His whole story is very heart breaking but also heartwarming for what he was able to accomplish.

[@margaretlane8808]

That. Is. Amazing!!!! I wish I had known you were in my town!!!! You could detect my parents Lane in Carlisle as it used to be the old Appalachian Trail before they moved that section.

[@dougalexander7204]

“Ow. Looky..... don’t know what it is.” Chigg quacks me up.

[@SIG442]

Dig that tunnel Beau! Never know what you might find on the other side!

[@fbal37]

The train troll cracked me up. I think the caves are trolling you now, too.

[@Randy2244Fit]

Chigg’s Army Shirts are RAD. The fit is perfect and of course the logo is epic.

[@janwarriner5037]

I have to admit I've enjoyed these vids lately...the caves and digging around trying to find gun collection, privies, etc. I do love when you're in the creeks detecting but this has been a fun change. I think I'd be curious about that privy based on the age of the house and planned landscaping coming up. Hope you'll consider going back before the water goes down. Enjoyed as always, Chigg, and you always make me chuckle with your sense of humor.

[@jcpark7242]

Just found your channel. I love it! My grandpa used to dig for old bottles out of old outhouse sites in northern Michigan (Indian river). The addiction of adventure!

[@5against4]

I've been in the underground railroad very close to where you are, but they were brick ceilings in a lot of cases. Very neat Chig. I think cistern. You probably drove past my house..lol Tc and Happy Hunting

[@TheeRookie]

I swallowed a few pennies growing up, am I gonna die Uncle Chig? 😳

[@PyroNinja713]

This explains a lot for me. I swallowed one that was probably about a 2001 or 2002 because I was laying in bed holding it over my face observing how shiny and new it was when I was around 8 or 9 years old, then it fell out of my hand and right through the slot of my slightly open mouth and straight into and down my throat. It happened so perfectly I almost didn't even feel it happen. I thought for sure I was gonna die, but the internet said I'd just pass it. Now I know the truth and I never did hear a clink in the toilet. lol

[@dalzoi]

I remember my Mom checking for pennies and dimes we'd swallowed as little ones. I'm sure I've done the same for my own kids as well. Just not something I want to conjure back up in my memory bank. The things we moms do for our kids!!

[@mikemclean8421]

i know why i like you beau. you'll look at it ,examine it ,smell it , feel it, and say i don,t know what it is .

[@davideo1954]

As long as I have been watching you, I can’t believe I didn’t remember this sooner. Have you ever listened to Rick Wakeman’s “Journey to the Center of the Earth” ? It’s the book put to music if I’m remembering it right. You probably know all about it but if not.....anyone who loves caves and music this should be mandatory! Take care

[@eringuthrie7393]

Beautiful house! I love that little bottle! Awesome to have great friends like that.

[@stinkydaddy131]

The lid looking thing with holes looks like a carburation plate for a gas line, like for a propane burner.

[@amandapittar9398]

Dear Beau, I DO wish lots of gold coins on you. But you keep finding these darn interesting historical artefacts and uncharted caverns & caves. Now you were hoping for a buried pot of saved gold 1750 coins - and you get an original privy and a possible original cellar(?). It did look a very promising site, the signs were good, my bet is that it is under that pristine veggie patch... or maybe the other one.... or the brick patio..... or the little shed......🌝

[@jonweisser2218]

How good of a friend is he lol! Maybe a big dig!

[@susansmith6680]

I was in Carlisle this past weekend for the big Ford event. Great house, great video, even better friend to let you have at the yard.

[@johnramirez5032]

2inch pc with two holes is part of burner for furnase.

[@jdemo7167]

I would guess your hole is the foundation for the former stable. Gotta keep your horse somewhere. Thanks for another adventure.

[@mgfarmer1]

CHIG RIG LOOKS CLEAN FROM WHEN I SAW IT IN ARIZONA LOL. ALWAYS LOVE YOUR HISTORY TIDBITS.

[@quasinanners267]

I'm from around there. Great area. I hope you enjoyed your visit!

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

If it were my yard, I would excavate that hole because I couldn't stand not knowing what was there. Good video! Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

That’s usually the kind of stuff I get when I cherry pick. Looks like a promising spot. But, I’m like you, I would rather be in the river during the summer. Thanks for sharing & Happy Hunting! ~ Gypsy

[@siberiandaddy6065]

we used to check for prives using a 4 or 5 foot by 1/2 or 3/4 inch steel round or square solid stock pointed on one end.. once you get past the packed topsoil, the bar will almost fall through, because the old and dried antique poooo will be just like dust with hardly any resistance at all. it works great.

[@SeanHodgins]

What an awesome building! I've been to Carlisle a few times for the car show a number of years back. Really nice town.

[@chrishope82666]

The one piece was for air adjustment on a gas burner. Thanks for sharing.

[@RelicRecoverist]

I know where you're at. I'm going to stake it out and wait for you to return.

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

You stalker you! Lol 🤣

[@brettward2543]

Your like a modern day goonie 👍🏻

[@alan30189]

You have a stalker, Chig. Run! LOL!

[@k.c.lejeune6613]

Relic Recoverist Shame on you Jocelyn LOL

[@bills6093]

You can't hide with that head of hair...

[@rednecklowlife]

Garrett wishes you would use there pin pointers! Mr no pin pointer! LOL!

[@dalzoi]

That is a gorgeous home!! No way to check records on it to find what that filled in hole might be? I hope we all get to come back and find out! I love that house!!

[@canadianrelichunters5259]

Well done Beau, i'm going in the water soon too..cant wait to see you there..ATB Michael

[@blackdog.6398]

The story’s were .. out there .. The Native Children where forbidden 🚫 to speak their native language and cut their hair their pride was broken..times where bleak, thank you Amen 🙏 blessings too you

[@letsthinkitover1]

flyinthe Vasaline I heard about that I heard lice was so bad they cut the hair.

[@normawinton6832]

Woowee! Your gonna have some fun in that yard😁

[@spaz91s]

Great videos! I didn't realize that you travel all over to do your videos. Carlisle is only about 45 minutes from me. That's pretty exciting! Love seeing your adventures, man. Congrats million subscribers!

[@andyshriner5443]

Psst if you go to the Carlisle KMart theres a sinkhole in the parking lot. You should EXPLORE IT. 😂just kidding they'd probably not like that.

[@jackthereefer1]

Jim Thorpe went to the Carlisle School. Carlisle also has one of the biggest Corvette shows in the country.

[@jeandecker4073]

Speaking of the Indian school, wasn't that where Jim Thorpe went to school?

[@pattiondish1773]

Jean Decker Yes jean

[@lainerosslee2476]

Howsit Chigg. That hole you found is something called a "French drain". It's usually spans 2m x 3m x 3m and is filled with stones. Tyres etc. Used for grey water and over flow of septic tanks. Please advise if this helps

[@Vault57]

Hey Mr. Chigg, for the benefit of the younger generations, at 24:20 it looks like an air intake adjustment plate for gas burners to regulate the flame

[@LaurenReillyTheFreak]

I lived about 15 minutes from there most of my life and I’d wager that may be a sinkhole people filled in. They used to pop up all over the place. We had two in my backyard we would put rocks and yard waste in.

[@dhw14]

I think I can see the man's wife peaking out the window and cringing every time you did another hole! She's thinking "oh my gosh, the lawn!!" LOL

[@jsnsk101]

Its a soakaway Chigg, the downspouts probably run into pipes that run to a hole full of rock so the water can drain.

[@tillmansomethinrother296]

My guess for the hole, is possibly contractor home builder trash pit. House is made of stone. Dig farther out from the hole, see if you hit rocks.

[@alm7707]

That little do-hickey at 25:45 is a tool for repairing threads on a tire valve stem and to remove the valve core. The tiny bottle is a food coloring bottle from the 60's.

[@ISAG2424]

Beau, you just crack yourself up dont ya! "Dooo ya!"

[@VickieV1333]

I could watch this all day...wait, I have!

[@lemoineau81]

first target, a fleur de lys, a sign of your ancestor perhaps. great vids like always.

[@SIXPACFISH]

Dig for the daiquiris. Go on Scooby Doo dig up that clue! I would look in the basement of the house to see if there is a old sealed up tunnel to a fallout shelter or root cellar.

[@losttobooze]

I hope you go back and dig the whole yard up! Great video

[@henrys3629]

Cheap dissolving venomous coins? My life savings is disappearing and coming back to bite me.

[@kdsbroadcast5903]

Henry S 😂😂

[@annalombardi9158]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏I don’t understand all you say, but you are the best and I dream with your detecting way

[@biffbalata1]

For what it’s worth , Jim Thorpe went to the Carlisle Indian School. That’s where he was first noticed as the great athlete that he was.

[@KNOXBLOX]

Hi Chigg, that area where found rock under the soil.... could it be an old abandoned foundation ?

[@user-jm9uw6pb2k]

We really need one of those snake cameras like plumbers use for these little adventures of ours, guys.

[@tyn.8934]

You have some awesome videos, chigg! My wife and I just moved from York to the western side of the of the state, buer we aren't still there! Would be great to do some exploring! My wife's parents own two properties that came with the house, which did have houses on them at one point. Would be a great area to dig, I'm sure there's some old stuff under these empty lots! Great stuff, will continue to watch, you have a subscriber from me! I'm a history nut, and love old abandoned places!

[@buddylight2191]

I would be concerned about that caving in and have it filled with dirt.

[@adventuresunknown1013]

Beau, I'd like to see more of the hole dug out.

[@jasonwatson3255]

That lid looking thing appears to be a tough to a old garden sprayer that the ears would slide down through and lock on the pump part

[@anitablades6033]

First find was a lamp topper that holds the shade on !!!

[@lindseymarriott5094]

Oh my gosh I drove past this house earlier today

[@mandapierce3012]

The house looks very similar to the Dills Tavern from the same era in nearby Dillsburg.

[@jonweisser2218]

I’ll bet that used to be a room under his yard I’ll bet if you find the bottom of that, that’s where you’ll find some real KOoL treasure!

[@charlieboyzname]

Carlisle is my home city, mine is in the U.K. though. Peace Charlie UK

[@judytrahan6121]

Very interesting! We love your videos! HH & GL!

[@jaksilver3656]

need a plumbers camera snake for some things

[@AshesnDust83]

Carlisle is a decent town off the toll road

[@speergolddot]

Chig you found the old cesspool...

[@themarylandoutdoorsman2248]

Hello chigg! I’m not sure if any access is still available, but if you could, you should try to get to/explore the underground river/cave in Charles Town wv. That would be an insane video! Hope you see this

[@pigeonpallz1733]

Thank you for sharin ! Your friends are neat

[@advenzures]

Awesome! Beautiful place and great video. Happy hunting everyone!

[@Sube-Tube]

Next up on cave exploration: Chig explores the corvette sinkhole!

[@tereselapree222]

Pa has great old homes! Love all the stone houses. Your buddies house looks quite expansive! Nice!

[@paulcilluffo]

The lid with holes is a damper for a gas burner to adj the flame tips

[@jonbryn4]

Big car show goes on there every year as well, good vid

[@tenlittleindians]

You need a cheap USB camera with the little led lights on the front. Attach it with duct tape to a piece of 1/2 inch PVC pipe so you can see down in those holes that are too small for your head or arm. Banggood has them for less than ten bucks.

[@michaelstorm7552]

While in Cumberland County Pennsylvania you might want to try Boiling Springs

[@cenobitetoastcrunch8803]

Target at 21:09 sort of looks a bit like a top or center plate for an abrasive grinding wheel for a hand disc grinder.

[@poppydsvarietychannel7221]

Definitely looks like you had a good time with that old house just found your Channel so I'm going to have to go through a lot of videos probably going to take a few years but that's alright I got nothing but time yours truly Don

[@katlynryan2204]

Loves you videos and the amazing adventures you go on keep it up

[@adventurer6425]

You have to dig it up Chigg, that's where the cannons filled with gold and silver coins are, do you seeee?

[@jthreeb]

DUDE! LOOK! It's a cave!!!!!! LOL!!!!!

[@CloudEscolar]

Maybe I’ll see the Chigg-rig around town then

[@davids.sharpescpls3075]

Metal probe for finding those privy.

[@andrewgregory7035]

you gotta go back and dig that cave chigg

[@deborahwarren8343]

Beautiful house