Finding old homes using Google Earth overlays

[@p.g.whitaker4081]

Thanks for the informative tutorial Trevor. I live in Dakota County as well so nice to see you working on maps from areas I know.

[@chuckduncan9098]

Thank you. I know I'll have to watch it a few more times after I've tried a few things.

[@CharityS-Minnesota]

you rock!!! thank you for this. I am researching where some original homes were in my area. I'm in NW. Minnesota. very informative :)

[@relicrob8366]

Thanks for the video. I actually use to live off cliff road in Eagan back in 1991-1993.

[@jeremymorton05]

Thanks Trevor - very strange, I was actually looking on how to do overlays for the area you used for antler park. We were just down there. My wife's family was just south of the lake and west of antler park. (Fitzgeralds) Thanks for doing this.

[@Les__Mack]

Thanks a bunch for this video! I have been looking for something like this.

[@diggingtreasuresmoto]

This is a fantastic resource! Thank you for posting this one.

[@larrysimmons7084]

Thanks. Excellent tutorial.

[@mkaberli]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[@preservationghosthunts2005]

This is awesome. Thanks for sharing! -Casey

[@frankysteiner6789]

Hey Trevor,nice work.

[@beargryllsethan]

i cant see the map because its all blury

[@DigginDave]

do you buy the maps to get them in good quality?

[@dennisbonner9708]

I don't have the overlay button or any other tool on Google Earth. I also see that you do not reply to comments.

[@masterdon1521]

It seems the website has updated, it doesn’t look the same as yours.

[@1q2w3e922]

First of all how do I get to the screen shown at 1:50, I can't get this on google earth. Do I need the pro version?