Is This How Everything Connected Underground?

[@jesusbeloved3953]

As a life long resident of Pennsylvania and a retiree of Mine Safety Appliances, I’m pretty familiar with coal miners and their equipment. At MSA, I worked for a few years in the first manufacturing department the company had; making miners batteries, the headlamps for them and all of the internal parts for them. We thought a lot about doing it right as people’s lives depended on it. One of our teammates husband started out in a mine near Cheswick.

[@MikeOrkid]

It's nice seeing these kinds of comments in these videos.

[@lonewolfnocb]

I don't know if guys notice, it looks more like this tunnels are actually purposely blocked. One part I was watching there was no way that pile of stone came from the ceiling!!! Around 3:44 minutes in!!! That pile of stone didn't collapse, it was stacked there!!! Awesome video!! Keep up the great work!!👍💪

[@koozmane6846]

As children in NE PA northeast of Scranton we would explore the old mines especially in the summer they were nice and cool we found a half case of dynamite, lmao I'll never forget the look on my father's face when he found us in the garage trying to find a way to set it off,it was the only time I ever saw the color drain from his face. The dynamite was very old we tried burning it dropping heavy weight on it shooting it with deer rifels nothing works. I guess that old adage God watches out after fools and children is true . Great video

[@ericaswensonelliott]

My ancestors were immigrant coal miners in Coaldale - about 90 miles N of Philly- they called it The Hole- one brother was a pipe fitter. Another was a bottom man - who did the dangerous work of building out the new shafts- he was killed in WW2 - they were fearless men - knowing every day they might be coming home in a body bag. I’m reading their letters now from 90 years ago, they make me cry…especially when I see these tunnels… brave & fearless….😢

[@KERNFUZED]

Hey Dweller Brother..Best COntnet Evr!! i NEed to get to a tripwith you allone day ..!! Im close..anyway,,Thankx for the vids! I miss the ole PA pplaces its been so long since Lost house out strippins .In Highland,,,Freeland... Stay safe ! God bless

[@benjaminleemon9199]

I'm hear hiland and jeddo as well and always out exploring!

[@milemarker_oscar_mike]

Awesome to see you guys back at it again conquering the sketchzones from hell. 🔥🕳️🔥 Stay safe men... looking forward to the next one.

[@Davewilliamson5w]

That object you were asking about at around the 8 minute mark was a lifting bar for moving an oil tank when it's on a wheeled skid. Much like what is used for a portable waste container when dumping an RV and hauling the ugly water to the dump station. Some have a loop at the end that you can drop over a trailer hitch ball.

[@norandois]

That is a lot of tunneling throughout appalachian, people make a living in those working long time ago, they worked hard as any kind of mining, coal is treacherous! Thank for sharing!

[@amaan-the-analyst]

I love watching these videos and your explanation about the things you encounter.

[@jimmyjams5]

I'm gonna look into some full body self containment suit so we can send you into some of those really nasty mucky spots that we all wanna know WHATS BACK THERE!!! Lol, awesome video man!

[@conalrichards8844]

Nice looking collection. I’m really impressed with how that buzzer came out.

[@hinzy1000]

Really cool guys. Where is this location? I work in Quarry, the Old Popples in Laflin and we dig up Gangways lot of times

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Thanks man. Its a lot closer than you think.

[@MikeOrkid]

I was always curious if you guys ran into the old workings there.

[@RonaldFeller-r5h]

The lightbulb you discovered IS a clue that the ceiling was electric wired , 🤓 once again - nice Video ! Thank you !

[@mrspin3315]

I must have the explorer jean in me because I couldn't stay out when I found a place like this! I found a lot of places in Pennsylvania to explore when I lived there. Kinda like lived in the oil capital, around Oil city, PA. Thanks for the memories guys. I am kinda too old for exploring now.

[@saffycatamos]

I grew up in Warren, PA and never knew there was stuff like this around. Maybe not in NW Pa, but there certainly was a lot of mining activity in other areas.

[@yankee2yankee]

Offices must be designed to be safe places, where a person could be safe from cave ins. This one has 4 solid concrete walls, with door and windows. It looks like a place one could hang out! If it’s not too wet, you could fit it out like a vacation home, a place where you could go, and nobody could find you!!!

[@pookiedust2517]

Fab vid guys thanks from not so sunny england

[@nellennatea]

I love this channel. Thank you.

[@nobodyrissole1921]

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[@fleshbag7754]

Uhhhh..... hmmm. Wow!

[@davestrang8585]

All right ....can hear you phil🎉🎉

[@MikeOrkid]

Just by the size and stability of that muleway/manway, I knew this was going to be a big one. That vein is absolutely massive. Hell yeah ⛏️🪨🤘

[@DDExplores]

great explore , !

[@jamespetrini]

that giant coal vein might be part of the mammout vien that you can see on the pioneer tunnel tour in ashland

[@raymondhoagland4976]

Great size opening to get in and the huge size of those timbers holding the roof in place ! They built some nice walls and rooms ! Decent size mine to get around in , one of the better ones you've shown us so far ! Thanks and stay safe !! Have you ever toured the Lansford Pa mine ? I saw a thing on the news the other day, looked really interesting !!

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Thanks man! No I haven't been to Lansford, but that internal shaft looks pretty interesting. Maybe one day I'll check it out

[@johnzubil2875]

What a way to make a living. They literally have offices down there. I'm willing to bet a lot of those men felt more at home there than above ground.

[@scottmcaninch6255]

Educated people never go under unsupported roof

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Congratulations on your education

[@yankee2yankee]

It seems to me that the exact placements of some of this abandoned equipment must contain clues to how they worked, and what it was like to work in a mine, clue that will be lost if we disturb them. Therefore, we shouldn’t disturb them! Somebody else may come along in 50, 100 or 300 years, to see what is left (if anything), and they should be able to see it.

[@ugsisr]

Great content...

[@Zookysmom]

What's the weirdness on the screen at 1:11?

[@wadewithcoffee1207]

That's probably where they stored explosives

[@rickwhitson2804]

Some of those mines in Hot springs Arkansas produce some of the best sharpening stones in the world. Just a point of interest.

[@cindarella1100]

Very Cool 😎 the person that wrote the date on the wall might see this video, From: Scranton, Pennsylvania

[@eaglesnestrockincountrybar6126]

What did you cover up with pixels early in this video?

[@chrismclaughlin3988]

Looks like a 55 gallon barrel on blocks. Gas possibly? I'd like to know as well.

[@DrSkam-by6pd]

What’s is blurred out at the beginning?

[@arrele2429]

What's the idea and meaning of the scrambled part in the mine at the beginning? So we don't see it was made somewhere else?

[@BillyMontgomery-z9q]

I'm Always Hoping they Find either an Old stash of Gold...or an Unknown Creature. Or Better yet, an Unknown Creature guarding an Old Stash of Gold....

[@juanitabesig6488]

A little confused, what was blurred out when you turned back to look up the tunnel?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Just the entrance we came in. Nothing interesting

[@theresa_lili]

​@@AmazingPennsylvaniaSo why blur it?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@@theresa_lili Safety issue so people don't possibly go out and find it

[@Munchies323]

Why censored that portal

[@theresa_lili]

Silly when there's maps of the location of all mines.

[@fleshbag7754]

Because people would go to these places and wreck 'em...

[@donnasilver940]

Cool what kind of land marks do u use to find Ur way out of these mines? Did u ever get lost?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Ironically I got lost in this one a few years ago. Now I do leave markers when things get confusing

[@donnasilver940]

@@AmazingPennsylvania Yes becareful

[@RonaldFeller-r5h]

Just to let you know , there are payfree Handy Apps exist for using Handycameras with night Vision and also thermalcam , discovering a different Heat Inside a wall or Inside a bottom ables to riddle what's behind ... 👷🧔

[@nomadsempirebuilder9461]

This is how i know its saturday lol

[@JerryR1776]

In many of your video's, there seems to be A LOT of coal left behind. Does anyone know why that is??

[@JerryR1776]

@@AnthraciteHorrorStories I've seen the Coal pillars in other video's, but in this video there were coal seems in the walls. Would that have been for support as well?

[@JerryR1776]

@@AnthraciteHorrorStories Thanks for the great info!

[@makersmark1974]

It sucks that those masonry walls will outlast most new buildings today.. ..no tufu construction then..

[@NaomisAdventures]

Good video

[@nutcase0001]

What gets me is how much coal they left behind. Also, it would be nifty if someone could figure out how to use that red (orange) discharge.

[@jimmylarge1148]

@@AnthraciteHorrorStorieswhat’s the orange stuff he’s talking abt?

[@MikeOrkid]

​@@jimmylarge1148AMD (acid mine drainage)

[@MikeOrkid]

EPCAMR has teamed up with a company that turns the AMD into paint for artists.

[@garymucher4082]

Obviously there is much dust and mist in the air in such places. Do you ever have that debris get into your nose and mouth? Wondering if it gets in your nose and stops you up from breathing through your nose. Thumbs Up!

[@martinabcbeers]

How did they transport the coal ? I see know rails

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

All the rails are either buried now or they were pulled out for scrap metal

[@yankee2yankee]

Think of the work involved in building all that underground infrastructure, hauling huge logs, steel and bags of concrete in to build it! That’s apart from the actual mining, which involves cutting and handling large amounts of heavy rock! It must be the very definition of hard work…

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@yankee2yankee Absolutely! An accumulation of decades' worth of work.. through the ever changing underground landscape

[@justinbowen7083]

So has that water significantly risen and flooded other sections of the mine or is that a reservoir that the water is meant to collect within? Also this may be a dumb question but was the water pulled out and up or drained down through the piping?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Yeah they definitely pumped the water out when this mine was active. Now after being abandoned for 70 years all the lower levels are flooded

[@justinbowen7083]

@@AmazingPennsylvania how much further down do you suppose was worked?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@justinbowen7083 Probably just one, possibly 2 levels. There's no vertical shaft elevators in this mine so I can't see it going much deeper

[@justinbowen7083]

@@AmazingPennsylvania 🤿🏊

[@justinbowen7083]

@@AnthraciteHorrorStories You just love large shafts...

[@maryland9987]

Ever find artifacts?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Yeah mostly old mining tools and supply parts

[@wristcandy5451]

Check beneath the Getty Museum

[@davestrang8585]

Super duper sketchy🎉🎉🎉

[@rdamp2374]

AT 14:33 your buddy was under what we call a man killer.

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Yeah watching that back it's friggin scary

[@davestrang8585]

Old 40 watt 💡

[@cindarella1100]

@1:11 you blotted out the center of the video, what's up with that? 👩 from: Scranton, Pennsylvania

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Bigger mines like this I don't like to show any daylight indicating where we came in from

[@cindarella1100]

Oh, I see 👩

[@theresa_lili]

No need, when there are maps to all the old mines.

[@fleshbag7754]

@@theresa_lili this is just 1 extra layer of deterrence. If you're so concerned about it, you can make videos and show everyone the locations yourself...

[@theresa_lili]

@@fleshbag7754 aren't you a peach

[@MeltoLogical]

Who needs level ceilings when you can carve slanted ones through solid rock? The barrel was rum. They got so drunk, they couldn't cut a straight ceiling! (lol) Just kidding. Obviously, the entire "mine" has just tipped over after all these years.

[@wristcandy5451]

Dumbs and trafficking tunnels world wide on the laylines

[@bobmoore5845]

You are wrong about it being an office

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Then what was it?

[@gregl2459]

That was a crazy huge coal seam! Thanks for sharing more mine porn⛏️cheers🍻

[@gregl2459]

@@AnthraciteHorrorStories just subscribed cool thanks👍🏻

[@leeturner1838]

NICE high coal!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@leeturner1838]

thanks brother!!!!!!!!@@AnthraciteHorrorStories

[@bfinan11]

This video ruined at @1:10 by censorship, Downvoted yet again for making it harder to find these places than it already is.

[@mehsha18]

The whole video is useless, I wanna see the pixelated part

[@fleshbag7754]

You sound like.. too young to be exploring underground..

[@mehsha18]

@@fleshbag7754 yeah With flesh in the bag Come on a roller coaster ride.

[@BillyMontgomery-z9q]

I'm Always Hoping they Find either an Old stash of Gold...or an Unknown Creature. Or Better yet, an Unknown Creature guarding an Old Stash of Gold....