Remembering the August 20th 1910 Fire Arthur Fay's Account,. Wallace Idaho

[@stevannahughes9260]

Thank you so much for sharing this beautifully made ,straight forward with good audio! Just perfect!

[@siddthekid5046]

That old footage is incredible. Thanks for making and sharing this

[@rusty1187]

If you drive through Moon Pass, You can still see huge stumps and snags of the remains of the burnt trees. I have never heard an eye witness account before! Let us not forget Ranger Pulaski. I am going to take the kids to see the mine where they hid. It is outside of town, going up the canyon where Arthur lived on King street. (Entrance to Moon Pass) I believe it is about a mile hike to the mine.

[@davidegg22]

What a great production! It gives me more appreciation to those who fought this fire in 1910. Thanks again! Dave.

[@whirlwindjml]

Awsome piece of history.! I

[@JoeyW-74]

I have a new appreciation for this fire. What a terrifying event....

[@indyme2]

Another great video! Thanks. Always look forward to seeing what is coming next so keep them coming.

[@danielginther4879]

The Big Burn was also known as the Big Blow Up. A book of the same title with a copyright of 1955 can be found in some old book stores.

[@LaserLuther]

The steam locomotive that was stuck in the tunnel is the N.P. 1356 it is preserved in downtown Missoula it has an amazing story of its own.

[@molonlabe1509]

The before and after shots of Wallace are stark

[@joyceharvey8816]

he was talking about was my adoptive grandfather. My adoptive father was John Boyd who was the fire chief at the time. It was his father who passed away going back after the pet parrot.

[@nathanpen1031]

Great history ...

[@tonybarde2572]

Arthur Fay sounds like Eeyore

[@Lizzy820816]

Lol this fire was 97 years exactly before I was born my birthday is August 20th 2007

[@pizzaishappiness7994]

It was worse.