Google Maps Revealed This... is There More???

Google Maps Revealed something...
I found what appears to be an old mining site and around 2005 an item appeared on the site and it looks like it's been there ever since. When going through the time periods on google earth I also found something else not far from the original object.
Once arriving I headed towards the location to see if the item or items are still there, see what it is & was used for. Although this is not a remote site in the woods, this is an area that hasn't been worked or altered in a few decades and nature is slowly reclaiming the area. Eventually this location will most likely be redeveloped and will look completely different in the future.
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[@JPVideos81]

Not my typical type of finding, but still something that was worth checking into. Atleast it's documented before any changes are made.

[@moondawg3693]

First trailer was a Storage Trailer. Second trailer was a Lunch/Dressing Room, the screens are windows, screens are security protection. The concrete pad was likely the entrance to the Office Trailer, which was taken with them. You can see the area behind it, where the trailer sat. Start to a project that fell apart, they took everything worth taking and left the rest. It might of been a storage yard for a construction company or a Batching Plant for roadwork, but it's a nice location, so it's more likely a failed project. 20 years back the trailers were a dime a dozen, they still are. I'd guess $500. each back then, not worth transportation or storage costs or the hassle. Funny thing, I knew what it was from the Google Earth photos at the start. A sign that I've been doing this for far too long, 45 years construction. Great videos, thanks very much. Cheers !

[@clauddavis4985]

​@moondawg3693 I think you hit it on the head with the first trailer, but the second one would've been a scale house trailer, the scales would have been between the concrete pads...

[@creamysbrianna]

@JPVideos At this point, the trailers, at best, are scrap value, which, if you're lucky, would allow you to break even on removal costs. Now, if someone had equipment to remove or break it down and did the work themselves, they might show a profit.

[@jerseyjoyride1316]

Seems appropriate that that would be a refer unit. I can imagine why that would be a destination spot for teenagers hanging out..😵‍💫

[@robertburkleo6362]

Those old trailers if they would have taken them when they left would have been worth taking to the scrap yard cause they may not look it but a new 48 ft trailer today weights about 10000lbs those trailers being as old as they r there made of steel not aluminum so they would be heavier properly at least 15000lbs each when they left they could have just hooked up to them and pulled them across a scrap yard scale and probably got 500-600$ each for scraping them and only wasted the time to pull them to a scrap yard but they probably got more money by leaving them there

[@coldblue9mm]

Those trailers were scrap when they moved them in there. No value, and cost more than they're worth to even move them to a scrap yard.

[@charlesyoung7436]

I have seen old trailers like these stripped of their sides, roof, and doors. They are then towed to become bridges across small streams once their wheels are removed. New wooden planks are added to strengthen the deck. I know of one that has been in place for over 50 years, serving a single home. Obviously, it has been repainted and repaired on a regular basis.

[@jamey48]

Used trailers are not too expensive. Those older trailers are heavier than modern units. I agree that they were no longer useful to use on highways.

[@moondawg3693]

I don't think so. The 2nd trailer shown. They are windows with heavy gauge screens with bars attached for security. This is a Construction Dressing Room/Lunch Trailer. The first one shown is a materials and machine storage trailer. There was likely an Office Trailer behind the concrete pad where the entrance was. You can see the space where it was. This was very likely the beginning of a housing project, that hit hard times and fell through. I've been through this for 45 years, heck I knew what it was from the Google Earth photo at the beginning. Cheers !

[@tech4pros1]

@@moondawg3693 i'd say they found out the land was contaminated/polluted from the mining activities. you can't build on top of a fly ash dump, it's unstable and subsides. it's possible there's industrial waste used as infill for the old mine workings (irresponsible and illegal dumping of industrial wastes was not an uncommon thing to do back in the day!), a superfund site in waiting! also possible the project was a victim of the 2008 mortgage crisis anyway.

[@Mr.MaChInIsTdUdE]

Just a thought I've worked in construction a bit and it would seem they like to turn these old trailers into offices, usually those are the formans trailers. It's also not uncommon for them to have electricity ran to them from a pole much like a house.

[@user-xq1tx2rc8h]

Love how you filmed the bird flying across the sky so cool! 😊

[@PamelaKratzer-wn7yq]

Where I was raised in PA. (Huntingdon CO.). Hunters used these reefer trailers for cabins.

[@shadowstate552]

Yeah those old generator trailers are there probably because they're obsolete these days. There is an old construction company down the road from me and they have a couple of those trailers with the single axle and windows/vents along the front and they have been rotting in the corner of the property since I can remember. At least 40+ years now.

[@MagD5]

Any sort of enclosed power generator would not likely have foam insulation exposed. Due to the second trailer having 2 windows and a phone outlet, it was most likely some sort of heated/AC room used as an office or break room. The other concrete pads likely were used for power generators and fuel tanks. Due to the weight of generators, fuel tanks and the soil not being stable, the concrete pads were needed.

[@barbara-pigeonbray4579]

An interesting explore ..with hawks , deer and motorcyles adding to the fun on a cold cloudy day .👍💙

[@JPVideos81]

😊💙 thanks for coming along Barb

[@jeffgentle6497]

Great find. In answer to your questions about the value if these trailers, they are pretty old circa 1970s. The one trailer was a generator unit. Having worked in the grocery store we seen these many times. Honestly these aren't worth hauling them out. If this site is eventually developed they would need to remove a lot of gravel . Thanks again for taking us along.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks Jeff

[@Spencer02]

That second trailer you show JP is very interesting. The phone jack, heavy-duty power outlet. I have never seen something like that, it looks like a work shead type of area. Or could possibly be a generator station, so the first trailer definitely needs a lot of work, which might be to restore it. It's just weird to see those two trailers sitting there. I think it's an awesome find JP, i think it could have been someone's work shed. That second trailer is very interesting for sure.

[@JPVideos81]

Strange how they were moved in their current positions never to be touched again. Thanks for stopping by.

[@DavidFortman-et2jj]

@JPVideos81 Probably not worth repairing. And, at the time were not cost effective to scrap. So they sit forgotten.

[@ksokie63]

Hey JP 👋, the first trailer look to be a supply trailer for equipment. The second one looks to be a office in front that had power hook to it . With maybe more expensive stuff kept in there. But great video.👍

[@moondawg3693]

You got it Pontiac ! This was a construction project, that started and fell apart, so they took everything worth anything and left the rest. First trailer storage, 2nd trailer dressing room, lunch room, those screens covered windows, and the concrete slab/pad was likely the entrance to the office, if you look there was a 3rd trailer behind it, which they took with them. Cheers !

[@terranceway]

I would suggest the 2nd trailer was used as a site office, and storage

[@lagh84]

First time for me at jpvideos. Like your style, really enjoyed the video. I know this speaks for many when I say Thanks for your time sharing this with us.

[@joeabels3931]

I've heard of people using them for bridges across small creeks.

[@steveberman3695]

Hi J. Probably the only value there is as scrap. So many abandoned such things… whatever the last use was is the end of its history. Love the Vids!!!

[@russelltrupia4479]

Jay those trailer's are from the 60's they are junk and not worth anything, just for storage, and Fruehauf went out of business many years ago. Thanks for another great adventure.

[@gaylebrodt676]

I wasn't really sure what target number one was, but I was kind of thinking maybe it was a long wooden structure of some sort, not a trailer, so I was way off. That was very cool when you locked us up in there. lol I agree with you, and it was definitely used for storage. It was interesting to see all of the different electrical components of target number two, the generator room. Both targets were really awesome to see and like you said, it's great you have now documented them. Fun to see some wildlife and someone on their motorcycle having a good time too. Amazing photos once again! Great video JP, thank you! 💙

[@JPVideos81]

Never hurts to guess, but still no answers why they were moved here and left. Atleast we have a good idea of their use.

[@smille12]

Some developer will buy this, level it , master plan it and plant thousands of the mini home rentals on it, would rather see the trash removed and let the woodland take over as a preserve. The earth can heal itself eventually

[@musclecarmitch908]

Great Google maps adventure JP! Thanks for bringing us along!👍

[@JustinaLynn]

Great explore JP!

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks!

[@Ghostrider-71]

Sometimes companies will leave equipment behind on the site to indicate that it is still a working site so the state doesn’t come in and try to charge environmental clean up costs.

[@tech4pros1]

possibly because industrial waste was used as infill for old mine workings.. a big hole in the ground that needs filling can turn quite profitable if the site's owner is unscrupulous and there's nearby industry that produces large volumes of waste that's difficult to get rid of.. dodgy guy buys old mine site, gets paid to take away industrial waste and fills in the big hole.. push some topsoil over the top and sell to developers and hope nobody notices!

[@hillbillyglitcher6680]

I have an idea on the second trailer. If you think about it, the two concrete pads are roughly the length of a tractor trailer apart. I'm thinking the pads are the remains of a scale to weigh the coal trucks and the trailer was a makeshift scale house. Also the concrete pads have a concrete "curb" on either side tapered inward toward the middle of them as to redirect something between them if they were to misjudge the width of their truck and bump into one.

[@hillbillyglitcher6680]

And as always JP, great video.

[@JPVideos81]

Appreciate you sharing your insight.

[@MrPhil1969]

That was my thought when I saw the second pad. Most likely truck scale and the front part of the second trailer was the scale house.

[@theuktoday4233]

Frauhoff trailers...All trailer manufacture is based at our 64 acre site in Grantham, Lincolnshire, which is centrally located within the UK. The A1 has recently been connected to the B1174 south which runs west of the Grantham site, also London St Pancras and King Cross railway stations are just over an hours train journey away.

[@DARKSEID007]

The 2 concrete pads by the 2nd trailer, is where a truck weighing scale use to be. The spacing between the 2 is roughly 100ft and the pieces sticking up on the sides is tire guides to keep from dropping the front tires off the scale.

[@martinmoore8730]

Just storage/scrap, its A Fruehauf brand trailer, it was a reefer likely until the unit / the trailer were no longer worth maintaining

[@ironmikebassmaster3252]

It looked like two trailers backed up to each other and the other one is probably like a construction office.

[@DavidFortman-et2jj]

Before watching I'm going to guess either semi trailers or big mobile homes or one of each. Now I'm going to go along with JP and find out what those things are.

[@DavidFortman-et2jj]

First, loved the explore JP! It's always fun going along with you. Looked like the first trailer was made into a storage shed. Good use for a semi trailer that's no longer road worthy. Second one was, like you said, likely a generator shed with a workshop. Maybe they had an air compressor connected to that 220 volt outlet. Thanks for the fun explore! 🙂

[@terryciavola5962]

Cool find Jason. I thought it to be interesting. Thanks for sharing. 👍🤓

[@sheilan6235]

Birds were checking to see if you have food or might be food 🙂

[@wacholder5690]

Fruehauf. An originally german word combination "früh auf" (early up). It was a traditional american trailer manufacturer off Indianapolis. But they went bust in the late 1990s. Some branches in Europe lasted a tad longer and the french branch was sold to poland-based Wielton in 2015. Nippon Fruehauf was founded 1963 with the help of Isuzu. In Germany they had a cooperation with Ackermann - originally a manufacturer of furniture- and moving-trailers in lightweight aluminium construction founded in 1850 in Wuppertal. They had five plants in Germany and were specialized on optimized cargo storage with very lightweight designs, either on trucks or trailers. "Ackermann-Fruehauf" was - for some time - a great name for these type of trailers. Until the others caught up. But Ackermann is still in business.

[@samoanstrongmanafa5650]

Would someone be able to go to a property like this claim the mobile and make it a home around this property??? Serious question

[@georgesmith1759]

JP, how come your last couple of vids, you are not informing us where you are. I love Google map finds, but I do not know where you are anymore. Keep up the great work.

[@JPVideos81]

This is north of Scranton in Pennsylvania.

[@user-eg3yv3xr7s]

From the looks of both of these trailers, I'd say the only value they left is if they could be sold for scrap metal.

[@goneexploring4089]

Yes the hawks were see who u were 😊 cool find!!!!

[@JPVideos81]

They were a pleasant surprise

[@kevinpack9622]

The second trailer you found on the site was an office and supply trailer. It would have typically been with the way it is set up used as a base for small repairs of equipment

[@ThePlanet_L.I.]

Damn! I was wrong, I guessed a Starbucks

[@georgebaumgardner5280]

Hey JP, another great exploration video, as long as it's exploration of old stuff like this, I am game! The only value I see of either of these finds is for scrap. The aluminum skin on the sides and top of the trailers and the steel frame underneath and the wheel undercarriages. Too much work for the average scrapper but if someone else disassembled it and left any of it lay, it would definitely get stolen for scrap. Something I noticed at the 14:00 minute mark is there is an electrical conduit coming up out of the ground and goes up into the trailer. Further observation makes me think it was a work trailer, but it had an office in it, additional electrical outlets in it, the lights and then the telephone outlet. I noticed the big open screened areas had remnants of styrofoam insulation and covering materials over them, as if they were covered at one time and insulated like the rest of the room is, helping to insulate it from the cold in the wintertime and heat in the summertime. The wood partition appears there was a man door at one time and even an opening in the wall for what could have been an air conditioner for the summer months. Anyway, my thoughts are that the power was brought in from outside the building, hence the conduit coming from the ground up into the bottom of the trailer. Power may have come from one of the structures that were probably built on the concrete pads we saw. Just another observation on my part, who really knows for sure? Looking forward to your next adventure!!😀

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for sharing George. Maybe it was once a generator trailer and then office. Always interesting trying to figure these things out.

[@margiecooper6045]

Interesting trailers JP. I’m surprised that the tires are still up. Scrap metal, I think. Thanks for the journey! 😊

[@kylebowersox3754]

first was storage, second was office/ storage the power that came from generator placed on concrete pad to power by 50a plug you showed.

[@alexandria8255]

This was a fun exploration as always. Freuhauf is German for up early...I knew it was something German lol. I used Google Translate.

[@gigicostlow4414]

Another cool find. Those were turkey vultures. When I saw them I was like, is there someone or something dead in the trailer? LOL Glad there wasn't. I'm leaning more towards the second one being an office and workshop/storage with there being a phone jack in it. Why would they have a phone where a super noisy generator was? Wouldn't there need to be a fuel source such as diesel for a generator in which case I would think the generator would be located outside. Perhaps the concrete slabs were for the fuel tank and the generator? Just my thoughts. Thanks for taking us along and for not leaving me locked in that trailer. lol

[@JPVideos81]

I'm wondering if maybe it was converted from a generator trailer to a type of office or shop.

[@joangravel2436]

Thanks I enjoyed watching yes we want more

[@colleenhusko7954]

Cool, now we know where to go dirt bike riding.🤣 Nice find!😊

[@JPVideos81]

🏍😁

[@garymessina1609]

Old job site trailer maybe Google maps adventures and finds are always interesting thanks jay great video

[@JPVideos81]

We never know what we'll find on these Google adventures.

[@CheapestGamer]

That area reminds me of the giant ash piles up behind the vehicle repair garage on the other side of Elm Street in south Scranton along the rail trail that follows the river. The ash piles back there are absolutely massive or at least they were years ago when a buddy had access to the area.

[@darlenegood4101]

Look QT was there.

[@donnasilver940]

Nice find.

[@paulam408]

Wonder why they were not both removed when the mining was done?

[@JPVideos81]

That's what I was initially wondering.

[@Chaotic-Demise77]

I had worked for a distributor for years' and my old co-workers' did that to me as "initiation" to the crew. And they closed the bay door!😅 I just sat there in pitch black darkness, took a nap after about a minute. You could be right about the 2nd trailer.

[@JPVideos81]

😁

[@carlavision6143]

JP, really enjoyed your video! I wish I could explore places like you do! Only if I had someone to take me.

[@JPVideos81]

I appreciate you coming along with me.

[@boxypunkchick3357]

Actually we have purchased trailers in that condition for $8k we use them for storage, and converted one into a shop.

[@JPVideos81]

Wow, based on the other comments people are saying these are only worth a couple hundred bucks.

[@boxypunkchick3357]

@@JPVideos81 I am in Utah, maybe location matters too? I don't know.

[@the_kirks]

2nd trailer is an office. In one of your first shots it still has the power conduit ran from the ground up into the trailer.

[@patriciasentz4950]

Wat he'd this yesterday but had to leave for a Dr's appt. I don't know how you do it, but you make everything so interesting. I didn't think I'd like it all that. Much, but you got me again!

[@millguygarage4875]

That’s exactly it. The trailers aren’t worth anything but scrap. To cut them up & remove them or in one piece would cost the value of scrap or more. On the outside front of all trailers there is a vin plate with all the info

[@millguygarage4875]

The insulated part of the 2nd trailer looks like a break room

[@normstephens8354]

Ground mined before the mine reclamation act was passed is generally not reclaimed. No bond money there for the mines to get back ... even if the mining company is still in operation! Mine ground can be problematic for building on between CO2 and methane gases and the ground settling.

[@jameslucas5658]

Best to check if it's a super fund site that could explain the dead unchanged areas

[@eric_d]

It's much more likely that the second trailer was left there with everything in it, and looters stole all the wire/etc to sell for scrap.

[@Cashendogs]

Love the videos by far one of my favorite KZbinrs thanks for brining us along on your journeys 🙏🏼 god bless 🙏🏼

[@redneckdrennan745]

second trailer had a little office not a genset. and yea trailers are worth more there than the effort to scrap

[@rusty6666]

JP i think the front part of that second trailer was most likely an office for construction site an on site office ans tool storage but that thing is done nothing will be good on that trailer its to far gone and one of the windows would have had and ac unit in it for sure it would get very hot n the summer...

[@WorthlessNickores]

7:05 Love that Easter egg.

[@Leonards_life]

If the trailer is aluminum siding...it would be salvageable in pieces easier to haul off for salvage money! Happen to have a magnet to check the siding?

[@hugoirrazabal4520]

17:30 someone wrote 11-9-87, abandonado hace mas de 37 years

[@harrisonlewis6853]

Value of these is maybe $150 for the aluminum but only if you scrap them on site. Steel maybe worth $80.

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

The trailer is more valuable as a hunting. Shack, there any cash value? The year of the trailers are here take about 1965 to 1974. That particular brand trailer was used by jones motor fright and other package delivery companies

[@rob5529]

Storage and a plant office! They loose dot inspection cant be on the road no more. Those trailers are 1950s maybe 60s. Pads are for fuel tanks and or generators. That was probably a sand/gravel pit years ago!

[@magic.marmot]

First one looks like a standard construction trailer. Second one looked like a shipping container.

[@GCharlesLangisChip]

Hunting cabins? If you’re in Pa. They love to deer hunt in coal country!

[@gamerunner9632]

Cool video ya got a new sub

[@debbieblaylock9997]

Great find .the hawks were see who you were

[@brendalee5473]

Hey Don B not to take away from Sébastien but Hobo Shoestring from Johnson city TN is missing as well. I think he went missing on March 27

[@sonplusone7059]

Another great end of my day watching your video. Always a pleasure. You though you scared us in the dark, but no lol 🤗

[@JPVideos81]

It wasn't too dark with all those holes lol

[@wendyhenschel.]

its possible they used the second trailer for explosives? definitely construction equipment. but then signs of the trash and mattress some homeless or even drug addicts were hanging out there

[@gigicostlow4414]

No. You cannot store explosive in a semi trailer and you can't have electricity or phone jacks etc inside an explosive storage magazine. My ex had a storage magazine for his dynamite and blasting caps. There's very strict OSHA guidelines for building a magazine and storing explosives.

[@mikejacobs6386]

? I just "found" you yesterday - by this video. Here, you seem to show five view (from Google maps?) of this site. My question is how do you get these older maps? I am very interested as I have a spot that I would like to do this to. If you could help me I would greatly appreciate it. Watched your Smoky roller coaster last night - that sure looks fun. Thanks

[@JPVideos81]

Google earth allows you to go back to earlier dates.

[@HITMAN934]

I’m not 100 percent on this, but I’ve seen concrete pads spaced like that in pits before. Then in the middle would be an industrial weight scale for dump trucks to drive upon once loaded with fill. That way they knew how much to bill the company that ordered the fill based on amount.

[@MrIceman22]

I think it a work building trailer was left behind. thanks for sharing this with us jp your awesopme buddy.

[@ocsrc]

Heavy metal pollution Mercury cadmium and other nasty stuff You can look up the property tax records and see who owned it and the zoning

[@mojavepatrol4767]

the land is probably considered a Hazmat site and untill they find some one willing to pay to clean it up it will probably stay that way.

[@sheilan6235]

No value, they’re junk. I don’t think there’s even enough scrap value to be worth the time & effort to cut it up.

[@macclane001]

We scrapped a newer semi trailer a few months ago, they gave us $350 for it. So id probably leave them there too.

[@awillis2676]

May a security guards shack?

[@davidrussell8795]

The problem is disposal of the wood floor,as it's considered contaminated wood,the rest is just ez er to cut up for scrapped metal! Depending on current scrap prices. One looks like steel sides,which isn't with much,and tge one with aluminum sides will bring a few bux,but the disposal of the floor will set you back whatever the fees are! That's why nobody will cut it up,too much loss😊!

[@Steve.Cutler]

Those trailers were probably 20+ years old when they were left there. No value.

[@jennifermoore2593]

@10:51 those tires are gonna explode if ran. they will heat up and blow. as for the trailer itself, it was a fridge truck for J.S. Butchers (8:08). not all fridge truck have cooling units, some used dry ice. And both have black mold so was probably dumped as to scrap it is not worth the cost in a wood bodied fridge truck.

[@donnasilver940]

I would like to see a railroad track when they're switching it to a new track.That would be cool.

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Maybe not your typical explore, interesting still. I don't like that people will use the land in such bad shape. Just pillaged ,then moved on to do the same elsewhere. I understand it's not profitable. Central California watching

[@tomcourneya5863]

It's an office trailer with the side door.

[@carolynnkaster9457]

A single wide trailer.

[@davidrussell8795]

Bad suggestion locking doors!

[@dragonballz2889]

FRUEHAUF? wasnt it used to be henred fruehauf? then later became route management?

[@TaydenSigurbjartsson]

That little area was for housing

[@WizzardofOdds]

Might have been an out of the way grow op, well hidden.

[@oldmountainmarineandmetals9736]

You would have to tear it down right there and scrap it, probably get around $200

[@Grim_creeder]

but how is it a un touched place when theirs a very very clear outline of trails

[@Chukalux77]

You should head to Pittsburgh to video all of the flooding

[@JPVideos81]

The waters are already receding

[@maryannekeim5110]

Those trailers were on the last journey. Not worth anything. Left behind cause cheaper then moving.

[@terranceway]

scrap value may be $450 - 500.

[@Laredopsycho79]

That looks like Jackson St in Dickson City

[@billstill1794]

That area might be too hazardous or unstable for reclaiming and redevelopment.

[@billstill1794]

I used to work on the Fruehauf reefer line back in the 70s in Middletown before the plant shut down so I could have had a hand in constructing that reefer!

[@justinhobart8747]

@8:30 😱 No JP don't lock me in here!!! That was the longest scariest thirty seconds of my life!😡 What? You locked me in the dark and you had a flashlight... Not nice... I spy a lot of QT's with my 👀 You've got my eyes trained to find them still LOL... 😂

[@JPVideos81]

😁