The History of Candelaria - Roughest Towns of The West

[@GlurglePop]

Another good entry. I really love bite sized history

[@danmarks5791]

Another cool ass spot man. Well done. If you make your way over to AZ I’d love to see a Jerome video… just a thought

[@babydriver8134]

Thank you. Only once did I try to go to Candelaria, from the NV360 side. It was much too rough for my Fusion, so I had to turn back after 1/4 mile or so. Thanks again.

[@helpis0ntheway]

Always interesting & unknown (to me) topics of history, places. Love your videos! I'll be here when you hit 1 mill. ✌💛

[@mach179]

Another excellent video. You sure were in the middle of nowhere. I hope you had cell phone service or at least let someone know where you are at. While not cheap a personal locator beacon or satellite phone might be a good investment.

[@michaelwalter3399]

You may want to check out Rhyolite and Tonopah, NV.

[@glocke380]

I think that "old cart" was the banks safe.

[@NormanSilver]

Station stop on the old Carson & Colorado railroad.

[@RT-gq3bh]

Toxic dust greatly exaggerated! Underground mining involved dry drilling. Many miners died of miner’s consumption or silicosis Not one single wife, child, doctor, lawyer, teacher, or store keeper ever was affected with silicosis. Eventually they brought water underground and drilled wet.

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

Thanks for the video. I wonder how Candelaria got it's name. My mother's ancestors were Candelarias who arrived in what is today Albuquerque around 1700. Candelaria is a very New Mexico name. It still lives on. 😊