Exploring the Secret Hideout of David 'Robber' Lewis (Lewis Cave, Carlisle PA)

[@joysgirlrachellejohnston1333]

You are one of my favorites on KZbin! I love the history and the scenery you give! I hope you keep it up!

[@domarinolo6947]

I grew up playing in and around that cave. Local stories say it used to go to the Carlisle army barracks at one time. Before the dam was put in and filled it with silt. Enjoyed your video.

[@karenpacker8862]

Really. Awesome cave with cool structure. Looks painful going at times!!!! Thanks for doing all work for us!☺

[@t.j.reidenbach9966]

I live in Carlisle, very close to Cave Hill. Been there many times, but never went in the cave. Thanks for going in and making a video!

[@patriciavincent1198]

Hi, I'm new to your channel. Since I can't explore myself, I thank you for taking me on your adventures. Each one is wonderful.

[@randyweaver7523]

Thanks for posting this video. David Lewis was my 4th great uncle. Even though I grew up in PA, I never knew about his history until I left the state, so I've never been here. It's a crying shame how people have trashed such a historic site!

[@dyers1210]

lived in the area since 84...never heard of this...thanks for sharing

[@ELVISRN1]

Head lamp and rubber boots ,your next birthday present .cool vid!

[@missyd0g2]

Nice natural cave. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@chelseydeetta2847]

I WAS HOLDING MY BREATH FOR YOU. YOU SURE HAVE ALOT OF COURAGE THATS ALL I CAN SAY. GOOD JOB EXCELLENT FIND.

[@hdspacechic]

Very cool..I just recently discovered this cave. . I live in Carlisle. I was by myself and was too chicken to go in.. didn't have a flashlight, other than my cell phone. I definitely want to go back and explore it soon! Thanks for sharing !

[@kipmarsh1305]

Great video man, thank you.

[@jessicabear6712]

KAHN-uh-doh-GWINN-it Creek. 🙂 I live near Carlisle. I'm glad I came across this video. I've been wondering where this cave was. Thank you!

[@neitajames6029]

Looks like a nice hiding place. Long ago it was. It probably was not so wet. Unless I saw it myself, I don't know how dry the ground is. It seems like a place native Americans would use, many made thier homes by rivers and creeks. I remember my great grandparents had a house not far from a creek. They kept a lot of the old ways hunting fishing

[@adamtereska8734]

Love the caves like that. I'd enjoy checking that out sometime.

[@sandraplonka5225]

Well, I looked up the history and he was a highway robber. Cool place and it floods for sure. Loved the video.

[@boudica26ify]

Very cool! Thanks

[@theseamstress6315]

Sitting on the edge of my seat! Cool cave.

[@DaynHawbaker]

At least there's one landmark of my youth that hasn't been torn down and redeveloped. I grew up about half a mile from Cave Hill. Back then in the middle 60s there was little graffiti, but still the same mud. It sure looks different with real lighting. We used to go in with an Eveready flashlight in each hand. (one of which which would usually croak before we got 30 feet in) I had a map of Carlisle, and swore I had plotted the course of the cave past the collapsed section. I knew it was right in our backyard, and I spent weeks digging a four-foot hole that was all limestone, and man, how I wanted some dynamite to blast a new entranceway into the cave. Then we moved before I could prove that I had discovered the lost passages of the Cave Hill Cave.

[@amyweicker6620]

The new lights are great!