The Club That Spawned The Johnstown Flood | Retracing History Episode 67

The Johnstown Flood was the worst tragedy to befall the United States during its Gilded Age (1870-1896). Its root cause may be found within the Allegheny Mountains, where a massive lake used by the exclusive South Fork Fishing & Hunting Club once existed. Some of America's most influential characters of the time, including Andrew Carnegie, had membership in this club. Today we explore what survives of this one-time resort and discover how it contributed to the loss of over 2,000 lives.
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[@robertfisher7949]

Excellent reporting my wife's family us from out that way. I remember the family elders recounting stories of the flood in the '90s

[@talesfromanoldmanpatoneal6372]

Wow young man that was an amazing video. I actually watched it twice just to make sure I didn't miss any information and I'm glad I did. What a tragic story. Wonderful job sir

[@worldwarwill1278]

Hi Redoubt. Really interesting video, thanks for sharing this story..

[@wondergirl367]

Excellent then-and-now. Thank you for your efforts!

[@alphaone101]

Great job on reporting and documenting this disaster.

[@wondergirl367]

Awesome video - thank you for making the layout so clear!

[@durikas7519]

My family has lived(and still lives) in Johnstown for generations. My great great grandfather was born the day of the flood. The story is that his mother was pushed on a floating matress while in labor to safety. He was named Flood Rhodes.

[@Revolver1701]

Nicely done.i hope you do more. 👍

[@HenryHahnsRifle]

Good stuff. Keep up the good work.👍