The Abandoned ruins of Milford Mills at Marsh Creek State Park

[@godis...7837]

There's an old rail bed to the far west of the property. Follow it north, and there is an old quarry just off of the property. There are some cool ruins there.

[@sangroncito7551]

Spent part of my childhood in this area (near Lyndell). Haven't been back since we left in 1967. That was before the lake was formed.

[@sandrapainter8993]

I like that you showed where things were on the map.

[@Jtalbain]

My family and I belonged to a swim club right below the old mansion back in the sixties. We used to go through the mansion and saw how great it once was. There was actually a hidden room that was used during prohibition. A lot was still accessible and many old fixtures were still in the mansion. Such a shame it was destroyed. Also went into the old mill.

[@julianalindgren2741]

We went here today and saw some of the ruins close to the lake. This was a great hike for myself and two 6 year olds with new cameras. Thank you for such an inspiring video. The kids want me to tell you that “We found the mansion!!”

[@julianalindgren2741]

🥰💞👑🙂

[@johnsbibles]

You seem to be in the area of the 1818 house. It was a very large mansion with driveway that lead down to the water. Was standing back in late 1970's. That is at 5 minutes into the video.

[@piercemallon6365]

rope swings in the summer and pond hockey on this jawn in the winter are the best times

[@darlenegood4101]

love the snow and the sound walking on it makes

[@dmllr5615]

I found the channel from this video way back in 2017. I've seen a lot of stuff in PA since then that I probably would not have gone to check out if it hadn't been for discovering Cliff.

[@ocean83]

what trail do you take to get there?

[@karenpacker8862]

So sad as always the ruins werent maintained. My favorite too was the four fireplaces. The snow was pretty.

[@clete3977]

Ruins: "the physical destruction or disintegration of something or the state of disintegrating or being destroyed". So, yeah...

[@porkturtle8321]

😂😂😂

[@paulmerritt7540]

The stone "footers" are still present around the old German style stone barns there....pretty cool!

[@joea.8007]

A warm weather visit to these places would be interesting - could see things on the ground. Having said that, your winter visit was very interesting - enjoyed!

[@pamelaattrux336]

That’s a lot of rocks where would they find all that rock

[@RusticVentures]

Thanks so much for the shout out :-)

[@scotta3906]

Informative and very interesting!

[@Urbex_Undergroundexploring22]

Is this place still around?

[@jeffryheintz9405]

Your "bike racks" are called Stanchions. You have a barn there.

[@katiefyock9607]

Those walls look like a thunderous fart would collapse them like the trumpets around Jericho.

[@btekwindsolar]

Same Roman Greco architecture

[@btekwindsolar]

Research Mudfloods, the basement window gives it away. That's a pre flood building.

[@ronniecardy]

Shame they should have left a few home places

[@RichardWatsonboltspinner]

Cool that ya dress well [B.C> Cnd}

[@btekwindsolar]

Use your brain there was a cataclysmic event the mud covered everything not fireplaces.