The Lower General Teller Mine

Welcome to my channel Mountain Mine Explorers where I explore abandoned mines throughout Colorado taking a step back into history. Subscribe to my channel so you don't miss my videos of uncovering the mining history that has made the western states what they are today! We will go deep into mines from the 1890's dropping hundreds of feet down to explore places no one has been in over 100 years.
In today's video we will be making a trip to Central city Colorado in search of the lower General teller mine. Todays explore will only cover the lower wordings of this mine leaving the main level open of a future upcoming video.
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[@Mark_The_Magnificent]

Great video due. Thanks for posting!

[@mountainmineexplorers]

Thanks for watching!

[@AbandonedMines11]

Wow! That was a strange stalactite at 4:53! Looked blood red in color! Kind of an unusual mine with all the crystals and other things you came across. The green map overlay was cool. Nice shot at 10:55! The background music you used off and on was pretty nice. That blue stuff at 14:59 was impressive! In a mine that wet, those Prince Albert tobacco tins don’t stand a chance. Very cool that you are 3-D mapping the mine! Was that a mapping device you were using against the wall as you were walking out near the end? Super video! 👍

[@mountainmineexplorers]

I appreciate your support as as always! I’ve been liking the ability to turn the mines into maps. That thing on the was was a measuring device. Finding music I can use is hard for KZbin. Lol Colorado mines definitely make artifacts fall away quicker but also allows for the crazy formations to form!

[@tvpromo1]

So you are Colorado based? I rarely see KZbin mine explorers in this state.

[@mountainmineexplorers]

Yup just explore mines in Colorado right now, joining the military hopefully soon so not sure what direction my channel will go.