Abandoned town of Laws, California & its Railroad near Bishop

[@rhondaz356]

That place is a goldmine. So many places to go, and be given glimpses of the past. Thank you so much, Jeff and Sarah. I totally enjoyed this from start to finish. I think I could spend an entire day there.👏🏻🤠🤗👏🏻

[@jbenziggy]

Our pleasure! It definitely is a place where we could have spent more time but we did a fair job of seeing most of it!

[@michaelgmoore5708]

I could spend months there ànd never see all that amazing history!

[@rhondaz356]

​@@michaelgmoore5708 me, too🤠👏🏻

[@Cabmaker]

Those mules I think are part of the borax 20 mule team wagon. I used to live in Ridgecrest and have been through Bishop hundreds of times. Thanks for the memories

[@richs6205]

Great history of the area. For an out-of-the-way museum it certainly has lots to see and learn about. Always nice to see some old things preserved for future appreciation.

[@jbenziggy]

I was pleasantly surprised that it was such a nice facility even about 10 minutes out of Bishop towards the northeast. It certainly is a beautiful area.

[@ErikJenks]

Fond memories of driving through these towns and places during my growing up years. Thank you for sharing!

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for spending time with us!

[@robertcassey4014]

I was stationed at Norton AFB, San Bernardino (87’-93’). A bunch of us would travel up the 395 to Mammoth to ski every year passing through Bishop. Being young and foolish, we never “stopped to smell the roses” such as the Laws, CA. Thank you so much for this! God bless you two and have a Merry Christmas! By the way… LOVED your imitation of my favorite president Ronald Reagan!

[@paulkalff6408]

I spent 2 years (1970-72) at the Naval Weapons Center, China Lake in the US of N. Spent many days roaming around the area and, in the winter/ski season, would frequent one of the diners in Lone Pine and just watch the snow bunnies take a break from their trips to Mammoth...solid headlights on 395 on Fridays, and solid red taillights on Sundays! Played in a couple of basketball tournaments in Lone Pine...the "gym" had herringbone oak floors so there was absolutely no "give" and we all suffered from shin splints. I believe Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) either lived in Lone Pine or had relatives, there. Cute little town...probably much larger, these days./

[@NormaHird]

Hi.... the two of you really know how to make history come alive. I only faithfully follow 3 youtube vloggers. Yours is my favorite! Please continue to make these fantastic vlogs

[@jbenziggy]

Wow, thank you! That puts a smile on our faces! Such an honor to hear you say that we are your favorite. Just curious though who your other two channels are.

[@d-nd-n5028]

The railroad never ran to Carson City. The Carson and Colorado Railroad went over Montgomery Pass and reached Mound House, Nevada. It was narrow guage. After the line to Mina was standard guaged, at Mina it met up with the standard guage railroad (originally Central Paciic, then Southern Pacific,). The Carson and Colorado Railroad abandoned the route over Montgomery Pass and was renamed Southern Pacific Railroad (still narrow guage with 3 foot between the rails). They continued to interchange with the standard guage Southern Pacific at nearby Ownyo. The narrow guage continued to run south to Keeler and transported minerals - including Talc and Perlite. The turntable, oil and water tanks are original (and original location)

[@victoriawittelsbach5808]

I lived in Mia & liked hearing about when the railroad first went thru there

[@victoriawittelsbach5808]

Mina

[@angeloangelojoseph1494]

Absolutely correct. Lots of history there. I've taken my Jeep from Mina to Candelabra, which follows the RR. Then it branches off at Tonopah Jct, towards Montgomery Pass.

[@angeloangelojoseph1494]

Candelaria Someone needs to tell Spell✅ that they're Clueless!

[@d-nd-n5028]

the Southern Pacific Railroad closed their branch to Mina in 1985, which destroyed what little remained of the local economy. The railroad faciities were razed and the rails pulled up. I was through there several times since. The motel is closed as are most of the shops. (Motel would have subsisted greatly on overnighting railroad crews from Sparks. Heck, even the brothels that used to advertise their wares on the south end of town seemed to have closed down with the advertising falling into disrepair. Still its an interesting bit of history in this town. When the elder residents pass, its likely the town will disappear. No reason for youngsters to move in. Nearest work would be in Hawthorne but thats a ways away. Mina might make an interesting stop for the History Hunters!

[@privatepilot4064]

My wife drew my granddaughter’s cat very similar to that one except’n her cat is a Tabby. I remember grandma using Rinso. For some reason KZbin just sent me this video today. Great episode Jeff and Sarah!

[@dano8203]

Your son’s picture of Hamilton is very good. I’ve always wanted to travel to some of these ghost towns but I’m always working. Taking a dump and bath with the option of clean water made me laugh. 😂

[@mauiswift6391]

It’s fantastic!

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for sharing about the laugh! 😂

[@alanatolstad4824]

I can't recall the movie, but there is a western out there where the cowpoke says he's paying for CLEAN water, for that very reason!

[@footballlvnlady]

I would love to visit this place! Thank you for taking us along for the tour! I worked for a jeweler back in the mid 90’s. He collected Lionel trains. He had a full village with trains set up in his basement. I could watch that for hours. There was a blacksmith shop next to my grandparents house. When I would go stay there on vacation in the early 60’s my cousin and I would go in it. There was old parts and equipment in there from who knows when. My cousin and I would say it smelled old in there. 😊A young craftsman bought my grandparents house in the 80’s. He cleared out the old equipment but kept the building intact. He uses it as his wood shop. It is still half moon shaped with the old red wood. Those horses were there to say hi to Sarah for her birthday! 🎂🎈🎉

[@Jennifermcintyre]

I live in Bishop and glad you made it to Laws! It’s got so many pieces history!

[@jbenziggy]

You have a nice little town! Wish we could have staying longer it explore. Maybe in the future.!

[@8309barbie]

I grew up in bishop and spent my childhood summers riding my bike to laws almost every weekend. It’s the first place I fell in love with history. There was talks years ago about restoring the train and creating a tourist line (along the old route) similar to the ones in Colorado, or the Verde Valley in Arizona. A few years back they got the Death Valley rail car running for trips up and down the functional track. The library at laws is the original Presbyterian church from in town. The current 20 mule team is almost a staple of the Rose Parade down in Pasadena. I’m so happy to see that laws is still an area attraction. It’s tan solely by volunteers and there’s an entire community of railroad enthusiasts who raise money to keep it open.

[@jbenziggy]

It is fun to visit, that’s for sure! Thanks for sharing your experiences!

[@frankmarullo228]

Jeff , Sarah ,good morning guys , the quality of your work gets better. On every one of your video's ! I look forward to every Sunday to watch your new video .. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA. PS.. Nevada Smith was a great movie, but then again EVERY movie he made was great also tv. Series " wanted dead or alive ......

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Frank! Much appreciated!

[@frankmarullo228]

@@jbenziggy anytime Jeff , you Earned it with all your work. Frank

[@leahreposa4599]

Take Sarah back in May for Bishop Mule Days, she will love it! Great video Sarah & Jeff!

[@michaelgmoore5708]

I agree with taking Sarah there and doing another Episode of History Hunters!

[@reginamay2767]

Hi Jeff and Sarah that is so cool that little museum is the neatest little museum it's great to see you little places like that still exists I love the view of the mountains driving into it hard to imagine though that they film Nevada Smith their how many years ago was that seems like a hundred years I've seen about a Smith I really liked it it was good that is a cool place those little items there for the kitty was cute too ❤️ that you were at I love it thanks for this video I really enjoyed it have a safe day and thanks for taking us with you along the trip. ♥️👍🙋

[@vargasfamily282]

Hamilton’s portrait is beautiful!! ✨🏆✨

[@RabidSnot]

Bishop,Calif famous as the hometown of Jill Kinmont Boothe (February 16, 1936 - February 9, 2012) was a notable American alpine ski racer. Her life story was turned into two major Hollywood movies The Other Side of the Mountain and its sequel The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2. Thanks for the Tour of Laws,Calif and Happy New Years to You both.

[@MickMickey]

Exactly the comment I was looking for! Jill Kinmont and Bishop, my mom used to talk about both! Jeff I wonder where she is buried?

[@susancarden749]

Thanks Jeff and Sarah for a lovely step back in time at Bishop. History is so much better when you see it first hand, see how people lived and worked.

[@jbenziggy]

It’s definitely a great place to get a sense of simpler times!

[@kenuber4014]

I have been through that area a thousand times, and never new that place ever existed. I will have to stop there the next time through. Thanks for the video on this place Jeff and Sarah. Travel safe!

[@jbenziggy]

Please do! I think you’d like it! Wish we could have explored the Bishop area more!

[@blanton1624]

Jeff, thanks to you and Sara for putting in the time and expense to travel to these different points in time. Although this was a simpler time, these were hard times. Very interesting. I love history!

[@canaryphaeochannel]

Hey Sarah and Jeff nice history👍👍

[@bradreinhardt1358]

I knew of the Laws Museum because it is the home for the reproduction 20-mule team Borax ore wagons and water tank wagon that come out for Bishop Mule Days and other public parade events. They participated once in the Rose Parade in Pasadena. The wagons were built by Dave Engel of Engels Coach Shop in Joliet, Montana and he maintains a KZbin channel where you can see the construction of these wagons and their subsequent use in parades, etc. This museum is a worthy stopover for anyone traveling highway 395 on the backsides of the Sierras.

[@BeeTron444]

Wonderful show once again. Looking forward to visiting Laws. Sarah, hope you had a. Wonderful 🎉birthday weekend. 🫂🙏🏽

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you! We had as great time over there. So beautiful!

[@MCW1955]

Thanks for a great visit. How strange that Death Valley Scotty’s hat would end up there! Maybe sometime you could check out the latest status of Scotty’s Castle.

[@jbenziggy]

Hope to get to Death Valley!

[@cnph7067]

Thanks! Love your channel

[@HistoryHunterSarah]

We love your support. Thank you!

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you so much for not only liking our videos but supporting us financially! We really appreciate it!

[@DougPeabody]

Fascinating place. Happy birthday Sarah!

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you!

[@philipcollins5440]

U have brought back many memories again😊 thanks😅

[@jbenziggy]

My pleasure 😊

[@anthonywarthold]

I’m just here for the music…and Jeff’s hair !

[@michaelgmoore5708]

I was staying in Bishop in 1954 to 1956 off and on the way to Sierra Nevada Twin Lakes to fish for brown trout. I caught a 16 inch one when I was 10 years old, it really fought hard too. Do they have guards in Bishop now? Kids will vandalize and steal everything if they don't! We need the DRAFT again! One of your greatest episodes Jeff & Sarah! I will watch it over & over again. I love horses like Sarah does! Amazing things to see and I don't remember very much at all. I met the Indian chief who was a little boy right after the battle with the 7th Cavalry with Lt. Colonel George A. Custer. The Chief liked American Flyer train that I bought when I met him, amazing old gentleman.

[@ralphromeo7066]

Jeff was quite obviously on a "mission." I've always been fascinated by trains. This is another excursion that kept me riveted for thirty minutes.

[@Secondwindoregon]

I grew up in Bishop. My dad used to tell me when he was a kid he used to ride on the train once in a while. Every time I go back to Laws, they’ve added something new!

[@jbenziggy]

Interesting to hear they keep adding things! It's probably the repository for all things historical in that region! Thanks for the view and comment!

[@dorothrawalker1389]

🎉🎉🎉🎉 Happy Birthday Sarah 🎉🎉🎉

[@briannave7326]

I’ve driven through Bishop but didn’t have time to stop, now Jeff and Sarah have done a great job checking it out.

[@Catloudan]

Your wife cracks me up. Lol. She's a hoot!

[@artcoleman3503]

as always very good, if you would like another head over to Newhall and visit eternal valley memorial you can find Cliffie Stone he helped start a lot of singers such as Tennessee Ernie Ford. Keep up the fun things you do. we enjoy each one and look forward to the next one, Art and Kimmy

[@TheRandallraplee]

Out rambling around on a beautiful day . No big or intensive subject. Thank you Jeff and Sarah.

[@Jackietreehorn-z5e]

Always enjoy your vids....thanks for your hard work putting these together.

[@jbenziggy]

Nice to hear! Thank you so much, Bob!

[@trufantom21]

I love your vlogs mate. Keep them coming. Cheers from Australia.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks, will do! Love hearing from from friends down under! How is life there?

[@trufantom21]

@@jbenziggy fantastic mate. You guys look like you're having fun.

[@HollywoodGraham]

Thanks you guys for checking Laws out. I have not been to the museum for 50 years, it has changed a lot.

[@jbenziggy]

Wow, you beat us to it by a half century! I’ve been a lifelong resident of California but didn’t know about this place until this year and started researching things to see around Bishop!

[@ashleymoss4792]

My grandma Moss was administer for laws for many years! Spent a lot of time there when we would come to visit my grandparents. Cool to see this thru your eyes!

[@mauiswift6391]

What a cool place! Thanks for sharing!

[@jbenziggy]

Our pleasure! What was your favorite part of the video or this location?

[@mauiswift6391]

@@jbenziggy I love seeing how parts are stuck in time. Nothing has been touched.

[@mikekennedy9174]

I was wondering when you were going to put out a show on the area. I’m The one that said love your show at breakfast. Later that day I thought I should have bought your breakfast. Next time I guess

[@jbenziggy]

Oh hey, you certainly surprised us! You were the man who said hi in Mammoth! Thanks for saying hi. Funny thing is the night before we were eating in a Mexican restaurant and a guy walked in and recognized us. He was from Phoenix! It’s nice to know our audience is far and wide! Hope you enjoyed this video! We will be coming out with another one soon! Thanks again, Mike!

[@johnpeddicord4932]

Enjoyed again, Jeff, HAPPY birthday, SARAH

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks very much!

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thanks , Jeff Central California watching

[@mariemorgan7759]

I love those historic sites, I cant pass up the gift shops with the replica Victorian knick knacks.😊 Such a beautiful place in California, glad you guys stopped there. Iam just like Sarah, I see animals I have to try to get near them. The horses are adorable.

[@carrolganoe9896]

enjoyable, and informative, as always. I loved Sarah with the horses!

[@rudylovato2759]

I am from L.A. and that place looks cool. I love the horses.

[@knit1purl1]

What an interesting place. Thank you. Your son is immensely talented.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you very much! He did that all digitally which requires about the same amount of talent, if not more! It is highly detailed too!

[@aimeeburleson9788]

Very interesting episode. Loved Sarah and the horses. Thank you both for taking us back to yesteryear.

[@jbenziggy]

Our pleasure! Glad you liked what you saw!

[@kristybollan3872]

I really enjoyed your excellent commentary and the extremely interesting exhibits in this video. I was amazed at how professionally laid out and authentic the exhibits are, reflecting a really great job done by the curators!

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you very much! It was a very pleasant place to visit. If you get the chance, try to see it in person!

[@sandyg202]

I am so shocked that this place isn't packed with visitors! I'd spend all day here!

[@jbenziggy]

It is kind of a distance from everyone so this may be a reason. It is cool though!

[@melindagordonbeck8958]

This was a great video. The Eastern Sierra has always been our favorite! I’m so homesick! Such a beautiful area. One sticking point with me is I never agreed with LA buying up all the water rights of the Owens Valley. That’s a sad point in history. They used to have steamboats on the river in the Owens Valley back in the 1800’s. Can you imagine??? Thanks Jeff & Sarah!♥️ Your biggest Tennessee (formerly California) fans! Yes, we’re still here even after yesterday’s devastating fatal tornadoes…

[@jbenziggy]

Glad to hear you are alright! I have some family left in Tennessee! My grandfather's brother moved there and his daughter is still living in the Nashville region. My dad is in Huntsville, Alabama and I saw the weather last night showing lots of storms moving through his area. Gosh, I never worried about tornadoes for him but now I have to rethink that one. No, I can't imagine steamboats on the Owens Lake but this year was so wet that there was water in that dry bed once again! Hopefully we can have another wet year in California! So happy that our biggest fans in Tennessee enjoyed our Laws tour! Bless you all! Jeff & Sarah

[@melindagordonbeck8958]

@@jbenziggy ♥️always

[@randylarsen6751]

I've been through the area numerous time but never stopped at Laws. After watching I surely will next time.

[@edwardaustin740]

Thanks for sharing with us yet again. I'm always learning and enjoying the videos. The Rinso is powered soap I think, as I've heard the commercials on the radio detective series " Boston Blackie" that you can also find on KZbin. I really enjoy the things from the 30s, 40s, and 50s era. I believe I was born 40 decades to late Thanks Jeff It was nice to see Sarah make a cameo appearance as well

[@pameladonnelson2093]

I love museums and especially ones about California ❤

[@jbenziggy]

Glad to hear that you enjoyed this!

[@patmoritz5213]

A whole town full of old fun interesting stuff! I love that the places are open, so you can roam and enjoy.

[@jbenziggy]

I totally agree! It was a fun one. I didn’t expect it to be that interesting!

[@unnecessaryroughness4681]

This was an amazing town. I would love to visit such a location.

[@trinketsmusings]

I love Bishop. It's the perfect hub for exploring the sierra and western Nevada. The best part of Laws is outside the museum just up the street. There's a dump site on the north side with all kinds of awesome cans, bottles, shoes and bedsprings. Thanks for the video, as always!

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for the info! And thanks for enjoying Laws with us (in video form)!

[@MrMark2024]

Thank you Jeff and Sarah for my weekly history lesson. A history lesson of a bygone Era. I look forward to your next video. Thanks again.

[@jbenziggy]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed (and learned) from this trip! We appreciate it and thank you!

[@MrMark2024]

​@@jbenziggy, your very welcome.

[@maryturko6490]

What fun! My favorite was the 20 Mule Team wagons and the Shaw house.

[@Chris-ut6eq]

Surprising good. Thanks for the tour!

[@jbenziggy]

Our pleasure! Thank you, Chris!

[@webchuck1]

Hello Jeff and Sarah, Thanks for another great Sunday video and for sharing your road trip. Have a wonderful day 😊

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you so much, Chuck! We appreciate your comments each week! Blessings to you and yours! May your Christmas be merry and your new year a great one filled with fun and new things to look forward to!

[@terrychapman8460]

So many wonderful places to stop and explore on 395! Most inspirational highway in the US. Thanks for another fun adventure!

[@jbenziggy]

It’s one of my favorite places in California.

[@161papa]

Looks like a fun place to visit. Thanks for sharing.

[@whittierlibrarybookstore3708]

This is such a hidden gem, just a few minutes east of Bishop. Every trip up 395 I try to stop, donate a little money and enjoy the town

[@haroldsbeaver206]

I visited Laws last May. What a fantastic place to visit. So many things to explore. You guy did a great job showing Laws

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it! It’s a very interesting place!

[@Thecorgially]

A couple of thumbs up on this vlog and definitely love more like them. I'm with Sarah heading for the horses.

[@jbenziggy]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed this adventure with us ... as well as the four-legged friends we found, and I'm not talking about the decayed dog. LOL

[@kenhale358]

I spent a summer at my uncles Mt Tom motel next to the fair grounds in 1964, so i was in Laws every minute i had free or fishing at sabina or Owen's river north of town by the bluff. Uncle moved there in the 30's so i got my ears full of local history . Loved your video!

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks! We appreciate the good feedback!

[@paulpetraitis2130]

the 395 drive up to Gardnerville is my favorite drive. Another great video,thanks!

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dannasilva9079]

Hi Jeff, Bishop is on our bucket list! We want to drive all of 395 someday! Hope all is well with you and Sarah

[@historymuseumstravel]

I love Laws, it’s a great museum ❤

[@joelhurley2678]

A great video Jeff. I really enjoyed the tour of that wonderful Law, California museum. Please tell Sarah Happy Birthday.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you! Will do! We appreciate you, Joel!

[@joelhurley2678]

@@jbenziggy Thank you 😊

[@lornahardin4563]

Wonderful video you guys, I have been back and forth on Hwy 395 many times and never knew this was here, now I'm too old. So glad to see it, so much history

[@jbenziggy]

It’s a little off the beaten path but not very far at all, maybe 5-10 minutes out of bishop. Thanks for watching, Lorna!

[@jessicapayne8622]

I’d love to stay there for a few days! Thankyou for showing us this X

[@Xpyburnt_ndz]

Thnx Jeff & Sarah for my weekly HH "fix"!!! Bishop, the great get away! LOL

[@jbenziggy]

Our pleasure! So happy that you liked it!!!

[@larrymiller8210]

Thanks all ways. Had not seen you for awhile. Searched, and found you were unsuscribed. This has happen to me with others. Glad i got you back!

[@jbenziggy]

Wow, how did you lose us? Glad you found us again! Thanks for watching! Merry Christmas!

[@conniephillips8217]

That was really fun! Thanks to both of you

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you had fun with us, Connie! We appreciate you coming along!

[@331Grabber]

My wife and I come to Bishop a few times a year. Owen's Valley is our number one vacation place. Thanks for the video.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you for watching!

[@LeeClipper]

Another great episode, Jeff!! Love Bishop and the surrounding area!! ❤

[@jbenziggy]

It is a beautiful area!

[@casedoumasr656]

Great tour of laws enjoyed it. Was here oct 2019 for 5 hrs looking around and there mining artifacts on mining was educational thank you for filling in on some ⛏️🚂🤔

[@georgemccoy219]

Really impressed with that museum. I didn't expect to see that much. I liked the sound effects they had at the mine. The 20-mule team display was excellent. Thanks for taking us along!

[@jbenziggy]

We were really impressed, George! Didn’t expect much but it was nice. I especially liked the old house toward the end!

[@lindsaymacpherson8782]

Very much liked the video Jeff and Sarah Loved it Thankyou

[@jbenziggy]

Fantastic! A lot of folks watched in our first day posted and the response has been phenomenal!

[@stevedawson378]

Wonderful episode! Thank you for sharing.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@vikinggenie]

My friends daughter lives in Bishop. How cool. Thanks for showing this awesome town. I have been there before, but I did not get to do any sight seeing at all. I was just passing through.

[@jbenziggy]

Next time you’re there maybe you can see what the area has to offer!

[@chrisbutler176]

What a cool place !! Thanks for sharing it , great video !!!

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for watching! Hopefully you can visit there someday!

[@dsinavich5141]

Hi . This is quite the historic town. Lots of ancient items to see. The lambs with two heads and bodies joined were very freaky. Loved the old train station . The old phone was cool. The jail was also cool. Lots of old tractors and other machinery. Even a horse or more. The old classic cars. Great things to see. Thanks for vlogging. Take care . Deborah 🇨🇦

[@TheFlyingMiner1]

Great job as usual Jeff, more of that area please. Thank you.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks, will do!

[@raccabird8889]

Awesome

[@theathjr]

Jeff I have travelled through bishop for 30 years and have always wanted to see the museum . Thank you for sharing your trip and I will definitely stop there this April/May on my annual trip to the June Lake Loop for the Eastern Sierra Trout Opener.

[@jbenziggy]

I envy you getting to go there! Thanks for being inspired to travel there after seeing my video!

[@bonniekaye]

I love horses too, Sarah! ♥️

[@sharonholding5982]

Such a fun video to watch. Beautiful scenery. So appreciate another wonderful History tour . Merry Christmas to you and Sarah. 🎄

[@HistoryHunterSarah]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@AB-ye7bw]

Absolutely love this episode! Just the place I’d like to see. Thank you for sharing.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@terryeustice5399]

Very cool. A movie set built. For the movie staring Steve Mc Queen Nevada Smith. Jeff need to get Sarah a gift for I believe you said Birthday 🎂. It’s sad I remember post office boxes like those shown. This is place never seen before.This Railroad that was before its time. Great Museum. Thank you for sharing Jeff ! ❤️💯👍👊

[@johnputt6029]

Another great vid adventure. Elija Cook Jr, loved and lived in Bishop for years. The gunsel character, Wilmer in Maltese Falcon,

[@jbenziggy]

Oh yeah, I know Elisha Cook. He was in Shane! I heard he lived somewhere over there but didn’t know it was Bishop! Thanks! I wonder if he had a grave or if he was cremated.

[@musiknbooks]

Wouldn't kids have a ball playing in that town? My sisters and I could have played for days at that place! Wonderful!

[@johnwayne5289]

GOOD 1 ENJOYED.

[@rodkukura]

Always better when you two are together, love her humour.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you, Rod! We are having fun!

[@rodkukura]

Cheers to you both.

[@HistoryHunterSarah]

​@@rodkukuraThank you! 😊

[@steveflaim2656]

I visited the Laws Museum recently. Wonderful place. Great video - thanks!

[@jbenziggy]

Oh wow, it would have been nice running into you! Thanks for watching!

[@MarkEisenhauer]

My dad and I went to the Laws Railroad Museum in the early to mid 2000s. I bought a Book there called Mine in the Sky about the famous Pine Creek Tungsten Mine outside of Bishop. Beautiful area there, Love Bishop.

[@jbenziggy]

Very cool! We love the 395 corridor. So unspoiled and beautiful!

[@CarlosHerrera-oh9ec]

Pretty cool place. Thanks for sharing.

[@jbenziggy]

We always appreciate your feedback, Carlos! Thankyou!