Deeper Into The Unknown Beneath Tombstone, Arizona

[@Askjeffwilliams]

great to see you uploading again my friend , that looks like it was a fun explore with so many artifacts . You are right it did make a great thumbnail pic . Good job sonny Jim and keep'em coming

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Let's GOOOOOO !

[@TheInsultInvestor]

@@ExploringCabinsandMines brandon

[@DIGGER19860]

I bet if he kept going to the underground va you woulda been in there. I bet they dont require masks at that one amd trumps pic is still on the wall.

[@RonRay]

I was just thinking of you when they showed all the mineralized formations. I was thinking: _"If Jeff Williams were here, he would be telling us about what all these colored rocks are and what it means..."_ Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you have better sense than being down this deep in these "mole tunnels"! ;)

[@scotts.2624]

I was thinking you would have been down there with the detector that does the Wobble Pop and taking samples.

[@DFDuck55]

8:10 Sensation Cigarettes were made by Lorillard Tobacco Company. The company was founded by Pierre Abraham Lorillard, 1760 in New York, British America. In 1899 American Tobacco Company started a corporation in New Jersey called Continental Tobacco Company. They bought up a lot of small tobacco companies and owned the controlling interest in Lorillard Tobacco Company. The chief cigarette brands of Lorillard Tobacco Company were Old Gold, introduced in 1926, and Kent in 1952. The Sensation brand name was first registered February 1939 and was produced in New Jersey. As far as I can tell the Sensation brand was only sold till 1941. Loews Corporation acquired Lorillard Tobacco Company in 1968. In 2014 it was bought by Reynolds American, which is part of British American Tobacco. --- 33:10 Sanforized basically means it is pre-shrunk. Sanforization is a treatment process of stretching and shrinking cotton fabric and textiles to fix the length and width before cutting. The process was patented by Sanford Lockwood Cluett in 1930.

[@jamesburke5709]

Interesting thanks for the information about that now 👍

[@jacquelatourcaptainunderpa8475]

Justin your adventures are helping me cope with my own losses and I can watch you in your adventure because I can't do anything like that anymore my health won't let me, be safe my friend.

[@ralphpatrick3071]

Fun explore with all the boy’s! I hope your personal trials and tribulations are working out. You’re good people! Thanks!!

[@sportclay1]

A bit of trivia on the Calumet Baking powder can and the Wright family Wright sold Calumet to General Foods in 1929. So if your can find says General foods, it is post '29. Wm. Wright owned Calumet farms in Lexington , KY Perhaps one of the greatest thoroughbred breeding stables in the US ever. Whirlaway the 1941 Triple Crown winner and others before and after. (They make bourbon also now) . The Wright /Markey family used to own a racing season 'cottage' here in Saratoga Springs, NY . At an estate auction some years back I bought one of Whirlaway's shoe's from the Preakness at the sale.

[@nevillemoore.7581]

Welcome back.I hope your future will be better.

[@jeremyroyston9807]

Glad to see you back, from sw Montana

[@davegrummett1263]

Good to see you back Justin. Looking forward to seeing what's new in the underground.

[@thebeek123]

What’s new, or what’s old? That is the question.

[@gainsey95]

Welcome back Justin

[@gtrudel7247]

Like everyone else in your internet family ......... glad to see you back, hope things are getting better.

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

Your back in my neck of the woods! I got my name from Benson, Arizona. Love southern Arizona and all it has to offer!

[@Altoid777]

Glad to see that you are back...Best Wishes.

[@JustAnotherPaddy]

Welcome back Justin.

[@Ken_in_Wisconsin]

Glad to see u back at it. BTW I think this channel should be sponsored by Prince Albert Tobacco.

[@deborahsobers6607]

Glad to see you back, hope the family is doing a bit better now. Sorry for your losses.

[@patruddiman4228]

Glad to see u back

[@Snotric]

Good to see your back at the things you like to do👍 Life is hard sometimes,lost both my parents in 1.5 year :(

[@ivanferguson2509]

Good to hear your voice again, hope the new year brings peace and piece of mind to you and yours. Looking forward to new explore vids as well as the rehab project.

[@DavidHuber63]

They earned every penny of it. Thank you Justin, i am so glad you're back!

[@DazModeWatercooling]

Welcome back! Glad to see your work again!

[@ValerieAnnHorn-Ross-mx4cv]

🇬🇧 This is amazing .. ! As a long time amateur mineralogy Fanatic, I'd give my eye teeth to be down there searching through all the rock & stones I've been down some British mines Mainly Coal but other much older mines from 500yrs ago. I've found some amazing fossils too. Brilliant stones & minerals but only took some small samples to test. I noticed in the last episode you found a tin of what once contained Baking Powder. Well, I've heard from old miners from Australia that they used to make Damper Bread, down in the mine, for fresh warm bread. It's like Soda Bread & onion was sometimes added, only flour & some lard was needed & baking powder. The bread was cooked on a metal plate or shovel over a small ember fire I've actually tasted this Damper Bread + it's pretty good! At least I enjoyed it. I'm sure the hard grafting miners appreciated it on break time. Talking of Beer, a good splash of beer in your Damper Bread mix made it even better! Id be in heaven down here, with all these rocks & minerals, also the geological striations in the rock walls & ceilings! Thank you for an excellent video Peace, Good Cheer & Safety. 🇬🇧🙆

[@EvaCryptic]

Very cool! My family have lived in Arizona for a long time. Some even worked in the Bisbee Mine, so it's definitely cool to see how they used to do this back in the day.

[@markattardo]

Aside from you posting a new video, that absolutely incredible time capsule, not to mention the other relics and minerals made my day. Good to see you're back!

[@richardbidinger2577]

Great to see you back. Hopefully 2022 will be a better year for you. 🙂👍 Great video. I hope there's more to this one, fantastic looking place to explore.

[@philliphall5198]

Well 2023 was horrible and not looking forward to 2024 😢😢😢😢

[@Seat1AJoe]

Great to see this. Hope you’re doing well. I’m happy you’re around. You’re one tough cookie.

[@tarf1a]

Good to see you are back sir!

[@jd-ku3iw]

Thank you. I sure enjoy your video.

[@reckerrit3103]

I'm so glad to see a new upload. Sending my love and prayers to you.

[@slimwantedman6694]

Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

Tombstone is rich in history. I’ve been there when visiting Arizona. That mine is awesome.

[@keithmcfaul9204]

Glad to see you are back to exploring and videoing mines again. Great vid man!

[@garycooper7666]

Good to see you again 😀

[@mattkolaszewski7942]

Great to see a new video. Hope life is turning more positive for you. Best wishes!

[@scottguenther-lee2214]

Wishing you an awesome 2022!

[@ggcutter4098]

glad to see you again , hope you are doing well

[@andrewbarker9773]

Welcome back Justin, what a great video to start back with too, that flat bed ore cart was definitely cool to see, thanks for sharing.

[@brianwilliams3729]

Welcome back Justin! Great restart! Hope that all in your personal life is 'mending' and slowing down

[@herrmp5sd]

Awesome video and so good to see you back in the saddle 👍🍻🥰

[@jakekimmons4697]

Hope you’re doing well love the vids 🤟🏼

[@_tyrannus]

Glad to see you back in action, Justin. This mine is fascinating, I'm glad you're continuing its exploration. It seems insane to have so much ground removed from under a town, such a maze (and a 3D one at that) with, incredibly, still untouched areas right under a town. I wonder if enough is removed to create a perceptible gravitational anomaly for sensors to detect. As usual I always read the description first and am never disappointed. :) 19:16 This man is asking the real questions.

[@kadoj]

Eyyyy welcome back buddy! Glad to see you’re hangin in there. I know how painful it is to go through some of what you r been going through, though you had a tough go of it what with everything happening all at once. Its really good to see you back at it, though, stay up man. You’re a source of peace and calmness for a lot of people (i speak from experience), I hope some of those people, as well as the exploring you do for your channel, can be a source of peace and calmness for you. Welcome back dude.

[@gpetheri]

Nice to see you back, Justin. Hope all is well, cheers from down under.

[@davidsnider1703]

Welcome back. Love your videos. Very informative.

[@mfree80286]

7:07 the Calumet tin is post-1929 because it says 'division of general foods', and it's pre-1939 because the Good Housekeeping seal says 'tested and approved', as 1939 was when the government (FTC) sued Good Housekeeping over and had those words and the 'bureau' text removed from the seal. So there's a ten year window for you.

[@DIGGER19860]

Glad to see you back. Sorry again about your dad.

[@2rocksandastick]

Another excellent video . I hope you have found some peace and comfort after such trying times.

[@mechanicman8687]

3 more years until I can retire TVR Prospecting will be my hobby thanks to you

[@adambloemendal3482]

Another great video of the Tombstone mining operations. I am sure you have heard this before, but it would be great if you could team up with Brent at Cerro Gordo to explore the mines around there. You are much more in-depth with your explanations and you could add so much value to the mines in that region Also, I hope you are doing well after your last couple of chaotic months.

[@frankgaletzka8477]

A very good Video.it is amazing to see the untouched ground and all the artefakts. Thank you for taking me with you Take care Yours Frank Galetzka

[@davebarns1]

Good to see you back, mate. All the best and l hope things are working out 👍🏻

[@claybowser698]

Very cool seeing this. Two miles from my house! I've been in many of the mines in this area years ago as a teenager. There was a really good mine in Pearce about 17 miles away from this location, it had many levels with ladders and all kinds of nice artifacts.

[@rocketscienceinstituteinc8993]

The best documentary I've seen of such depth and comprehensive exploration. Thanks for keeping alive and accurate the terms stope, winze, tunnel, shaft, adit, and so forth! Did you find ANY live powder, caps, dynamite, or fuse?

[@jasonesler2716]

Hope everything is going better for you and the family. Keep your chin up and thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@oxskirra]

Glad to see you back, and at the swissed cheese mines of Tombstone AZ

[@drumtwo4seven]

TVR... 👍 WELCOME BACK !

[@richardwarnock2789]

Tombstone Suprizing Place for Sure !!!; )

[@dondavis5633]

I love the term "meat anchor." One half expects to see a side of beef acting as a counterweight!

[@TheInsultInvestor]

Welcome back to the internet. How's your grandma

[@murrayadam8576]

Incredible. Thanks for taking me place I know I can never go!! Be safe guys.

[@paranoiia8]

Great video. I hope it's all OK in your life or at least it getting better. I hope this year bring us some nice exploration and more peaceful life. Cheers and again thanks for making those videos!

[@mbagley5803]

Stay strong and safe. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us .

[@kellyharper367]

Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here! Great video!

[@roberthammond2637]

Justin, ....glad to see you are on the mend; family memories are best held close to the heart -- hang in there...! When you pick up powder boxes, please video the dates on the end panels -- they are all dated....So are the powder wrappers.... Thank You...!

[@AGDinCA]

Oh my gawd... that fluorite! That was so awesome to see under the blacklight. The geology, in general, was outstanding!

[@waynebfr8953]

Very interesting that’s for the look

[@richtyler1353]

Incredible finds. Freggin awesome

[@davidhiatt5384]

Thanks Justin good stuff. You commented on the mine being hot much like Arizona it’s a dry heat. When I was in school in Utah old timers told stories of working underground in Park City in the Treasure King and Mayflower mines which drifted through thermally active areas of the Wasatch mountains the ribs of the mine would be in the 90s pouring water men worked shifts in sauna like conditions. My grandfather worked there as a young man when everything was steam power and a good friend died in one of the mines in 1978. You help keep those stories and memories alive.

[@Tom-cy5em]

Good to see you exploring again always enjoy your mining videos please stay safe and thank you for taking us along and of course sharing on my FB. page.

[@richardlovins6222]

Good to back and doing the things you enjoy with your friends not to mention the video was superb

[@ericmonson7348]

Welcome back. Great and interesting video. Hope everything is better.

[@batmscot6149]

39 40 man the rock was sparkling it looked so alive ✨ well it is isn't it ? Great vid Ta.

[@alexreifschneider4332]

You must have one heck of a rock collection!

[@bradvanbibber5883]

No fair! All of our local plumas nf mines are buried under snow! Have you ever gone to the Mojave desert area? Lots of good mines in that area too.

[@BobKernow]

Good to see you back.

[@williampugh6699]

What a mine!

[@GlobeExplore]

great interesting find.great work

[@captsam54]

Just keeps getting better.. Awesome filming Justin.. and cool artifacts..

[@charlesjohnson3448]

welcome back

[@craiga9492]

Makes you wonder what is holding up the town above lol

[@sandlmv8301]

Great to have you back Justin. Hope you are well. I thoroughly enjoyed your written description for this video and encourage anyone who reads this comment to check it out. Cheer from Australia mate.

[@HollywoodGraham]

Good to see you getting out and about..

[@noahtek1101]

I wish I could explore that mine! That’s so cool!

[@olspanner]

Good to know you get some home comforts [ sometimes ] at the end of your days adventures. Lots of interesting viewing in that mine complex. Capped off as usual by your excellent narrative. Thanks once again for sharing Justin. Stay safe guys.

[@bettyalton5551]

It's nice to see you back exploring. Hope you are doing well. I recognize your voice before I even check the name of the video. Always great to see friends with you rather than going it alone, it's a heck of a lot safer. Take care and keep well.

[@williamwintemberg]

Absolutely a time capsule for sure. I hope things are going better for you and your family. Be cool Justin and thanks for another great explore!

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Another great video, the work they did to move all that rock. Thank you for making it

[@OutdoorRob]

Great to see you guys back in action! Great explore!

[@jasonwcoleman250]

Prince Albert fills my bowl every day!

[@gingerbread6614]

Good to have you back. Hope your doing ok. Great mine. Thank you

[@talltimbers3240]

So much color in this one!

[@gregmonger5747]

Justin, hope you are in a better situation now and your troubles are behind you. The ad for the "Sensation" cigarettes you showed on that old newspaper places the paper sometime post 1938 which is when Sensation cigarettes were first produced. I live close to Tombstone and enjoy watching your explorations of something I've been exposed to. I'm not a mine explorer but truly enjoy your videos. Be safe.

[@claytonpeterson468]

Enjoy your exploration, wish I Was 30 again. Thanks for the video.

[@kyletomorug6780]

Okay, I'm binge watching TVR night!!! :)

[@greenhornmineexploring141]

Good to see you back out! Hopefully, it will be a much better year this year!

[@virginiahanke6760]

Glad you are back! This is my favorite mine exploring channel! No gimmicks, just great exploring

[@nxthwchamp1]

Wish I knew where this was !!!! Go to Tucson All the time. Thanks for the video !

[@andrewkeepers431]

It’s in Tombstone, but is on private property, and is patrolled by local law enforcement.

[@kerzwhile]

So glad your back! For your own good! ❤

[@benmarquardson8802]

Awesome mine! At 24:57 you can see 3 bottles behind the big rock on your bottom right. Would be cool to see what those are

[@TCBSonny]

Great to see a new upload buddy. Wish you all my best for 2022!

[@Rayo_Rob_No.17]

Cool stuff! My wife and I were just in AZ, we hit up Globe and Miami, some cool old head frames and what looks like abandoned and functional mines. That paper/cardboard Prince Albert box you guys showed is circa 1942-1945, they stopped using tins during the war. And that awesome found work shirt is 1940s. Pre-shrunk Sanforized cotton came out about 1940 or so.