Entire Ghost Town In Montana Left Abandoned & Preserved

[@peterswalmen]

Thanks, what a good condition those buildings were.

[@peterswalmen]

I missed the yail?

[@DeanH-xg8hb]

Me and my wife got married in the church in that town. One of our favorite ghost towns . They have bannock days during the summer and bring that town back to life.

[@DaveExploresYT]

That's awesome. I bet that was a great place to get married! It's my favorite ghost town so far, definitely needs a revisit someday. Thanks!!

[@siv2768]

🤩❤ I love this . Wonderful Thank you so much hugs from Sweden

[@DaveExploresYT]

You’re welcome 😊

[@brucevanderzanden9638]

Thank you for taking us with you Dave!

[@DaveExploresYT]

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed the video!

[@chrislj9728]

What a cool place. So well preserved.

[@DaveExploresYT]

It was a great spot to explore. Thanks!

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

A remarkable restored Town. Our great grandmother traveled west along the Oregon Trail to the Dalles in the 1880's. Our mother inherited a Bisk Doll that she brought west with her. It's Face was cracked and had to be restored, She then donated it to a museum.

[@CoViN88]

great video. nice editing and commentary

[@DaveExploresYT]

Much appreciated!

[@samblethen]

Another great video. Thanks Dave

[@DaveExploresYT]

Thank you.

[@mikenelson9111]

I have been to Montana many times, But never to Bannack. Thanks again.

[@DaveExploresYT]

Thank you.

[@ronniecardy]

Nice Dave thaks for the tie spent having us. Tag along with you on exploring this fine town loved it best wishes on the upcoming Christmas. Hope you get to enjoy it . Ronnie

[@DaveExploresYT]

Thank you Ronnie, I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

[@Zephaeria]

Nice. I live in New Zealand so I enjoy seeing these snippets of your country.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

At its peak, Bannack had a population of about ten thousand. Extremely remote, it was connected to the rest of the world only by the Montana Trail. There were three hotels, three bakeries, three blacksmith shops, two stables, two meat markets, a grocery store, a restaurant, a brewery, a billiard hall, and four saloons. Though all of the businesses were built of logs, some had decorative false fronts

[@brendakrieger7000]

Whoa pretty cool town!

[@DaveExploresYT]

It was a really surreal place to explore. Thanks!

[@brendakrieger7000]

@DaveExploresYT You're so welcome!

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

When walking around in the old West buildings with wood floors, you should wear Cowboy boots. It adds so much to the historical feel and allows you to experience and hear what it was like in the old west.

[@starrske1968]

Hey my friend, loved seeing all the old buildings and history of Bannack. One suggestion: try slowing down with the camera movements. Makes this old lady motion sick. Otherwise, you did great.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

So very very cool!.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

Wikapedia says that the last residents left in the 1970s. That would account for some of the weird paint shades and Linoleum flooring in some of the buildings.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

For a great many years after 1900, probably well into the 1930's there was probably some people still living there in some of those houses, and that would have kept vandals away.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

The locked rooms are probably not finished or used for supplies.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

Just think if you opened one of those doors and some old miner dude in old west gear was pointing a Colt Pistol at you, asking you WHAT YOU WANT HERE BOY! ?. Haha!

[@danthebruce]

I guess all state parks are "abandoned"

[@undertheyarrowbear]

When you see stone structures like that, or brick, and the building is on a slant, note that probably more than half of the structure is buried underground. Builders never build on a slant. They always level the ground and build on level ground. So when you see cities like pretty much every city in America, those building where founded, or found by the ancestors of the current inhabitants-us. Our ancestors did not build these structures. We found them and repurposed all of it to fit our needs and stature. We are not sure who was here prior to us. We have theories but don't know for certain. What we are sure of is that everything we thought we knew and what was taught to us in school, is infact false. This to fracture our minds to have us accept lies automatically makes people controllable. You have been mind controlled. Schools coupled with mass gaslighting tactics kept us asleep and unable to put obvious truths that are right in front of us, such as the half buried buildings and shere size of these structures supposable built in a time without power tools, electricity or means to transport except with horse and buggy all the materteral needed to build and the rock from the rock quarry's to major cities, is unfortunately what we accept when all critical thinking skills or terminated. I urge you all to ask God to open your eyes and heart and teach your children the truth of what happen here. What you are visiting in this video is a movie set to accept the "wild wild west" narrative pushed down our throats by hollywood-all lies. I know it's painful and you can dismiss this as me being crazy or a conspiracy theorist, which is fine-but if one person reads this and triggers them to see and ask questions then I have done my part.

[@aukeykema9689]

Many things are indeed different than we were told / made to believe. Slowly but surely other information / different theories about “our “ past comes to light , often in conflict with our current “ knowledge “ of the past. At a certain point a lot of our history will have to be rewritten / revised for it to make any sense. We live in interesting times

[@dilenaking4746]

Lol I live in Montana. Born here. The big building that you think is a hotel... ITS A WHORE HOUSE!

[@MiamiMillionaire]

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