Vulture City Ghost Town, Arizona

Gold was discovered in the area in 1863 by Henry Wickenburg. The Vulture mine was considered one of the richest of its time, and an 80-stamp mill was built. It wasn’t long before the community grew to around 5,000. The Post Office opened in 1880 closing in 1897.
The mine was in production from 1863 until 1942 producing 340,000 ounces of gold and 260,000 ounces of silver. Like so many mines, it closed because of the war efforts, and soon the town became abandoned.
Today's property is under new ownership and lovingly restored to its original stature. Visitors can explore the ghost town, complete with hundreds of artefacts.
Ghost adventures have investigated and voices, shadows, noises and other paranormal activities have been caught on camera.
Currently, Vulture City is open daily for a fee of $15 per person, and more information is on their website. www.VultureCityTours
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[@gregprince2523]

Really appreciate the black n white shots! I still remember and have black n white photos from Mom n grandma's times before Kodak k9dacrome! Wickenburg area is so many different areas..... and that big Suagaro cactus was spectacular!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you, Greg. This was an incredible little town to explore so many historical pieces to enjoy in every building. We love that black and white look of those old photos.

[@kerryjacobson5465]

Nothing says it's Tuesday, better than a Pin In The Atlas adventure! Thanks for the tour of Vulture City!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Kerry

[@fcontitwo]

Excellent !!! , I think this was a very hokey‘ episode !!!⚡️🪐🥴💐✨

[@rhondaz356]

This was absolutely fantastic. I love them all, but I think this exploration is up at the top. I love the black and white element interspersed with the color... so cool. That place is in such terrific shape with so many details. Thank you so very much, Andrea and Steven for this awesome video. Are there caretakers monitoring the site? 👏🤠👏🌟🧡

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Rhonda, yes there are caretakers on site at all times. There really is so much more to see in this town, you can spend all day admiring all the little pieces of history in each and every building.

[@raymondcoggins297]

Another awesome adventure with PIN and my coffee WHAT an awesome place they've preserved it so well

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks, Raymond. They have done an incredible job with this town. So much visual stimulation here!

[@richardwells8016]

They look like flange gaskets for water or fuel valves

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Great! Thank you Richard!

[@rogersmith7396]

Possibly crankshaft seals.

[@pixelpeter3883]

Thanks for this exploration PIN! :-)

[@325videos]

Always enjoy the places that y'all explore! Really shows what times used to be like.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Pretty amazing! Glad you are enjoying our content. See you on our next explore,

[@josapolis4564]

Loved the black n white intro.... those sure we're pretty lamps..mining or not 😊 orange crush 👍 the vintage clothes 💞 keeping something safe in a safe 🤔😁 shame ya all didn't play a tune... Really enjoyed the adventure .. thank you 💃

[@PinInTheAtlas]

There were so many wonderful little images to the past in this town Jo. Keeping those classy times alive!

[@rogersmith7396]

@@PinInTheAtlas I am wondering if the red lights are for a railroad. Maybe red meant blasting was under way. As none of these artifacts were there when I was I am guessing they are not original to the site.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

@@rogersmith7396 Not sure about that, Roger. Some or most are. They were found and relocated as far as the information stated. The red lights could be for blasting - sounds plausible.

[@desertdawg3409]

You guys past about a mile from me getting to Wickenburg... Interesting place 50-100 years ago... Touristy today Enjoying the weather down here... We haven't froze one night yet and 70's daily!

[@wanda.kwirth6912]

There was an old mining town called McCabe Arizona. It can only be reached by 4 wheel drive. Its near Yarnell, Arizona

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Wanda, we will look into that! Tonto is always up to some 4x4 roads!

[@joecerda630]

How cool...that town is 45 minutes from me...thank you for sharing...the hanging tree is amazing.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed it Joe. We definitely recommend visiting. There is so much to see there.

[@gregprince2523]

18 men swung from that ole tree!! wowzers there should be a few haints hangin around there eh!!!

[@photobuzz]

I've been to Vulture City several times. The first time (many years ago) it was all original and just how it had been for years. Since that first visit it's gotten more 'developed' with each visit. Now, it's gotten to be more of a Knott's Berry Farm type of place. And, while it's still fun and interesting, I liked it much better in the past. When you would basically pay a few bucks, sign kind of a waiver in case you did something stupid and got hurt and then you could wander around anywhere and take pictures.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

At least they haven't put hats and shirts for you to buy in every building lol

[@BriankSmith181]

lol, i have one of those butter knifes, almost had the fork and spoon but my friend gave those to some other guy he ended up having problems with.

[@chrisanmckeown]

I absolutely love your videos. I’m always amazed (and sad!) when it comes to an end…true story!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Lol. Thanks Christine. Lots more adventures to come.

[@tortugalisa4748]

Hi guys😃 Vulture City! $15 not a bad price for a ticket into history🌟 You two were so funny- "dirty muckers"🤣👍 I really loved the Madam's room with the brick walls and old wood plank floorboards❤ Oh yeah..I get piles- my dogs leave them everywhere in the backyard😄 Another fantastic video pinned at the atlas👏👏👏 I love Arizona🌵😊

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Perfect answer for the piles joke, loved it, Lisa. Arizona is great!

[@rogersmith7396]

@@PinInTheAtlas Save that doctors name and address.

[@michaelgalea5148]

Excellent video and history lesson. Thank you.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you so much Michael, glad you enjoyed this place like we did!

[@larryshumakerhihvv5294]

This was a good video thanks for showing us

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed this explore Larry!

[@fcontitwo]

You put me in the mood for ‘Mucking ‘ ✨

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Love it Frank!

[@caroljones7006]

Andria your laugh is the best ever

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Carol. You ought to check out our Buckhorn Wash video. I have a fit of the giggles and can’t stop laughing.

[@diane4549]

I've seen one of those drills down in what was Death Valley National Monument back in 1979 at the July 4th celebration at the Furnace Creek Ranch. The Borax miners were still there, and showed an exhibition of their drilling skills. It was a memorable day. It's now a National Park, so since 1994, they've not had Borax mining since then. I used to love watching Death Valley Days back in the 1960's, but I never dreamed I would live there. I've lived there twice, once in 1979 and again in 1981. I love your vlogs!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you so much, Diane. We really appreciate that. Death Valley certainly has a lot to offer. We have filmed a few things there, but wrote about a dozen blogs. If you're interested, here's the link. We did one on the borax mine too. pinintheatlas.com/travel-blogs/exploring-death-valley/

[@chrisackerley1842]

A thought and a suggestion: Frank at "Exploring Abandoned Mines" did a video of the Vulture City mine a couple of years ago. It is vast and complex! This was the highest producing gold mine in the history of Arizona. My suggestion is a very, very cool but virtually unknown mining attraction located around 30 miles from Vulture City. From Vulture City, head North on Vulture Mine Road for a couple of miles until you reach US 60, where you turn left [West]. From the intersection of Vulture Mine Road, follow US 60 for 21.5 miles to State Highway 71, where you turn right [North]. Follow State 71 North for around 3.7 miles until you see the sign for Robson's Mining World on the left side of the Highway. You have to watch for the sign, it's set back from the Highway. Turn Left [North] and follow the dirt road 1.7 miles to Robson's Mining World. A low clearance passenger car can make it if you drive carefully. This place is worth seeing. Old man Robson collected mining artifacts for 40 years. He moved whole buildings from mining camps all over Arizona, not to mention every kind of equipment you can imagine.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Hi Chris. Thanks for the tip. We’ll do some research on it. Did you get my email?

[@bernardofitzpatrick5403]

Wow guys, this was a super spectacular episode. Now I want to go there 🤙🏽Steve that spider was huge. ✌🏽luv ure sense of humor ✌🏽🤙🏽loved the little car in the beginning. This was dope….I enjoyed every min.🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks, Bernardo. The spider wasn't that big lol. Steve just hates them!!! Glad you enjoyed this 'pin'. See you next time.

[@paulsimonds9270]

What a beautiful little ghost town that is being so well preserved. Is that why all the paranormal activity because it is a ghost town?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

They have worked wonders in preserving the town. Apparently there is an incredible amount of paranormal activity - maybe because they are renovating and it's causing the spirits unrest!

[@rogersmith7396]

@@PinInTheAtlas Or as usual they are just hyping an under visited site. Kiddies believe in ghosts.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

@@rogersmith7396 who knows? We love mysteries!

[@001desertrat3]

@Richard Wells -- I AGREE ! @3:25 - Those are flange gaskets for large bore piping . --- < Doc, Miner for over 50 years > .

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Doc. We knew someone would know.

[@wanda.kwirth6912]

My mother was born and raised in Wickenburg. Vulture City is outside of Wickenburg. There used to be a one room school house in Wickenburg that my mother went too. My favorite grandfather is buried in Wickenburg.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It is a very interesting area, Wanda. If you haven't yet been to Vulture City, it is worth the trip. So much history, especially with your ties to the town.

[@mariemorgan7759]

I like how they put the old pictures with the objects from the mining town. Really cool place to visit!♥️

[@rogersmith7396]

I was there many years ago before the current ownership. Stayed in Wickenburg. The drive out was very desolate just like the 19th century. May not have been anyone there, no charge. There was a small rock shop at the entrance, maybe on the honor system. Nothing was restored. Some of the old wood shop buildings were just piles of wood. The most oustanding building was a very large rock power house containing the largest diesel electric generators I have ever seen. They were the size of locomotives. The walls were leaning. They must have been 500 to 1000 kilowat units so plenty of electricity with a large fuel consumption. Ingersol Rand I believe, like submarine engines. There was a modern operation running leach fields on the tailings. Two shafts, the incline and at the back a verticle with a large headframe. I am thinking the moderns have torn it down which sucks. I pestered Frank and Gly to go there which I think they did. Also wanted them to go to the desert bar which they did;nt, now closed. This site should receive state or federal protection. The moderns have already done enough damage. That power house apparently torn down and the machines were museum quality and simply amazing. This place as restored should be a State Park. It was in the middle of nowhere with few visitors and little security. Largest gold producer in AZ.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

There is still an active mine just at the back. We agree with you, it should get funding. The owners have done an amazing job of restoring and preserving it. There is still much more to do, too.

[@lindawatson3356]

I too loved the black and white intro! Love seeing these antiques are being preserved and displayed!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It is like a living museum, and modern mining happening just behind the town.

[@davec9244]

The town of Wickenburg is a nice distraction too! A little Touristy, but nice the elks club have an old 1890 mahogany bar! You guys did it again, home run, true story! thank you stay safe

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We drove through Wickenburg but didn't explore. Glad you enjoyed the 'pin' Dave. See you on our ext adventure.

[@johnkeane8275]

Hello Steve and Andrea ,You nailed this one , what a wonderful place,That little truck looks like a mock up to me what with all the panels cut up to scale it down Come to think of it its not much smaller than my Suzuki 4wd .AKA the Tonka Toy .Its also Yellow. I could spend many hours looking through those buildings there are just so many things to take in .Full marks to who ever took the time and effort to put the whole place together. I just watched it a second time.John Keane.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks 👍 Glad you enjoyed it John. Even I would struggle in that car! There were thousands of artefacts to look at and more buildings to explore. Hope we did the place justice. They still have more work to do - ongoing.

[@roseapple8786]

Vulture City looks so wonderful restored with all the finds that they have found and putting the items together to tell a story. You are a wonder of information. I love it. You both are so funny and cute. My husband and I will have to go see this place. As always God Bless and be safe. P.S. I forgot to say two episode ago that I think that you won a jackpot with that extra $10er. Washed Tonto for free. lol.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

You will definitely enjoy Vulture City Rose, there is so much to take in with every building. Yes that was so funny and so perfect to catch it on video! Love it when things like that happen!

[@chrisblack8390]

That was excellent! The picture that you weren't sure if it was a picture or painting was a tinted photo I think. They painted over the photo. In the cook house I think the cabinet with the glass windows an the lady's portrait was the biggest ice box I've ever seen. I've never seen one with windows either. Red an green lanterns are usually for signaling trains and things. Loved the rock building's! Loved the whole town! Thanks hope your staying warm.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Chris. We enjoyed exploring and filming this town. There’s lots more to see there too. We were mesmerized by the picture! It was beautiful.

[@chrisblack8390]

I did see this. Loved it! It had a thumbs up and my message. Well worth watching again. Thanks

[@PinInTheAtlas]

You're welcome Chris.

[@DecayWithUs]

We love that all that cool stuff is out on display and not squirreled away somewhere! Always appreciate the research you guys do 👍

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks guys. This place was amazing. They’ve put a lot of time, money and energy into restoring the town.

[@maryelmaguire3161]

Absolutely loved this!! Another place to visit. My daughter just moved to AZ and now we can add this to our list we want to visit places in AZ

[@PinInTheAtlas]

So pleased we could help you put another pin in your atlas,Maryel. Be prepared to spend several hours there. Maybe take a picnic. There are so many artefacts there. You’ll love it

[@EarlyRiser--]

The two of you make a tourist attraction fascinating, educational, and funny. The black and white intro with a great finger-picking song pulled me right into the story. I love your editing and excellent eye for photography.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you so much. We learn something new with each video and still have lots more to learn. Glad you enjoyed it

[@JenniGives]

😂 I love your sense of humour. Digging the phonographs and record players.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Jenni. Glad we put a smile on your face. This town was pretty amazing lots of artifacts

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

Just what the doctor ordered. Good one. This I believe is my favorite place you have been. I could spend hours there. I love history and there's sure is alot there. Love these kind of places.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

There certainly is a lot to see there and they have plans for more restoration work.

[@richardbeee]

Howdy y'all!! Yee-Haa!! The Vulture. What dreams were made of. :-)

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It certainly is a great place to explore. We recommend a visit

[@rogersmith7396]

Miners always played Kenny G. If you liked Tesh you were thrown out of the union.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

😂

[@terrancemahoney4669]

It's been about 4yrs since I was there and they have done a lot of upgrades. The one house was empty.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

This was our first time, but looking at the photos, they have done some amazing work renovating the buildings.

[@tedebear108]

Hello pin in the atlas. I have been watching your channel for some time. First time leaving a comment. I definitely enjoy Adventures you take us hug. I also watch wonderhussy which I think you know. Fake thank you for everything be safe and see you in your next adventure

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you for commenting, Ted. It does help the channel grow. Glad you are enjoying our adventures, many more to come. Yes, we know Sarah and have done some explores with her.

[@dezertraider]

BIG HELLO YOU 2....LOL,SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS,WE BEEN BELOW ZERO AND HAVE A CRAZY STORM HEADING UP HERE..ITS REALLY GREAT HOW YOU SHOW MANY WHAT HISTORY IS OUT THERE..SAFE TRAVELS,,STAY WELL,,HAVE FUN!,,,C U NEXT TIME

[@PinInTheAtlas]

You need to head south for the winters, Ralph! Glad you enjoyed Vulture City. It's a really interesting place.

[@billdougan4022]

If you open the cash register and look at the underneath bottom side of the drawer, there is a piece of paper glued on it with the build date of the register.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Interesting.

[@peterwaroblak166]

Another cool adventure, this place is on my bucket list...

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It’s a fascinating place with lots to see. You’ll enjoy your visit.

[@brianmarywapshott2593]

Really enjoying your series on the old west, keep it up, from OZ

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you like or explores, Brian and Mary. Lots more adventures to come. Thanks for your support.

[@slowcountryboy476]

The tanker truck is a rat rod.

[@waynebender8835]

That was fantastic tour. Thanks for being our guide. 🙂👍

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed it Wayne.

[@bobporter7284]

Hello from Oklahoma saw you on Wonderhussy I’ll follow you for a while

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Welcome Bob. Thank you for following. We hope you enjoy our adventures.

[@ericsimpson1176]

Good grief! I was just there today, when did you film this?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Last week in November, Eric. We film several weeks out.

[@wanda.kwirth6912]

There is a mountian range around there called Vulture, mountians

[@rogersmith7396]

Yes, thats where the name came from.

[@ironcross13]

Is possibly a salesman's bundle of flange gaskets just my guess

[@PinInTheAtlas]

That is quite possible. Thanks. they do look like gaskets.

[@glendaloewenhagen1613]

We used a wood range

[@terrancemahoney4669]

Guess I will have to return to see how much has changed.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It's worth it, Terrance.

[@lornahardin4563]

This has to be one of the best kept museum "towns" I've seen. Some people have put a ton of work and hours into making this town live. I definitely commend them, and you two visiting it and taking us with you. Andrea, I have one of those antique sharpening wheels, just like the one you were demonstrating, on my deck. When my folks were alive and came up to visit, my dad would grab my kitchen knives, pocket knives, and whatever he could sharpen, and sit out there and sharpen everything. He passed 25 years ago at age 95.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

My dad would have loved this place too. Thank you for sharing that info. Fond memories. This town is definitely worth a visit if you are ever in the area. They still have more work to do!

[@lornahardin4563]

@@PinInTheAtlas If only I could I sure would. I FB my friends.

[@marktellez9719]

Those are pump gaskets they used on the pumps they used

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Mark.

[@joeya.4849]

Loved this explore! Pinned this one, for certain. And, you two had me laughing from comedic antics. 😂

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad we made you chuckle Joey. Yes a definite one to pin. Lots more to see than we showed. Be prepared to spend most of the day there. Great for a picnic too.

[@joeya.4849]

@@PinInTheAtlas I mean, at the end of the day, the banter is ace on this one. :) Also, looked amazing and exactly where I 'could' spend an entire day exploring history! Cheers!

[@edwardparkhurst9804]

Where did you find my old truck? I sure miss that thing but it was reported stolen years ago. Thanks for finding it. Thanks for sharing your story with us that watch your channel. Oh the truck thing was a joke for you. Your truly Ed Parkhurst.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We gathered that, Edward lol. Glad you enjoyed our adventure and thanks for watching. See you next time.

[@edwardparkhurst9804]

@@PinInTheAtlas yes you are right

[@kenp9469]

Top notch. Amazing restoration.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Pretty neat eh? They still have a lot to do

[@billcar741]

nice video

[@jimiplayscobo5877]

Hey guys you defiantly hit a home run with this video by far your best work so far great job !!! :-) Peace

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Still learning, still a long way to go. It was easier for this one as there was so much to see and lots of stories to add. So glad you enjoyed it.

[@elevatordave2946]

They are gaskets for large flange pipes

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you

[@davidbell9130]

interesting, is this nearby tucson?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Just outside the town of Wickenberg west of Phoenix

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

What a really cool explore,My husband was a roof bolter in the coal mines and even with ear protection he had alot of hearing loss.I love these old towns,I was born in the wrong century,I guess.Thank you.👍😍

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It certainly would be interesting to pop back in time and experience how life was back then, Gayle.

[@caryward8251]

Hi there, S. & A. Every Video keeps topping the last one. It’s ‘Phenomenal ‘ that the Caretakers have preserved everything in such pristine condition to allow us to go back in time to visit the history of the area. It is well worth the fee to get in for the privilege to enjoy a ‘Time Machine ‘ exploration!! Keep S. & H.!!

[@rogersmith7396]

It did'nt used to be like that. These owners have done it all.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Wow, thank you for the compliment. We strive to improve with each explore, trying new editing techniques and sounds. Still have a long way to go and a lot to learn. Vulture City is one of the best ghost towns we have explored. and Roger is correct, the owners have renovated it all themselves.

[@caryward8251]

@@rogersmith7396 Thank you for the information, hope everything is going well for you!

[@caryward8251]

@@PinInTheAtlas Thank you for the response and really looking forward to all the Videos to come!! I thank Roger for his reply, too!! Happy Trails to all!

[@astralgary.]

Great channel, lots of information. Hi from England 👍

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Hi Astral. Welcome to our channel. Glad you are enjoying our adventures and hope you continue to explore with us.

[@astralgary.]

@@PinInTheAtlas yes i have a lot of your other videos to catch up with. Safe travels from Gary (astral 😉)

[@highdesertbill]

[@cfinstr]

It was great that you gave us such a nice view into the old items of the mine..

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed it. There is so much to see there, and so many artefacts.

[@Corgis175]

What a neat place. Is it near Wickenburg.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Just outside. The guy who found the gold was Wickenburg which the town was named after

[@ericsimpson1176]

About 12 miles south of wickenburg and about 35 miles north of I-10

[@mobiltec]

15:15 As far as I know, in a mining atmosphere a skip car carries ore up a steep incline on wooden boards without wheels like a skid and the incline is usually very steep to the point of almost being vertical. Where as a regular ore cart has wheels and will carry ore on a set of metal tracks with much less of an incline or even flat and mostly level. Most mining levels are at a very slight incline to the face of the mine. This allows for easier travel going somewhat down hill towards the adit to make it easier for hauling heavy loads out of the the mine. This is just the way I understand it. Very well done video tour guys.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you, this was such a neat place to explore. So much to see in every building.

[@rogersmith7396]

I think this incline is around 45 degrees, not as steep as some. They can walk down maybe holding on to a rope. Frank and Gly went down. Maybe even electric lights in part of the mine.

[@mobiltec]

@@rogersmith7396 Yep. Most incline shafts are much like this one. But when they are inside the mine going from one level to another they are called Decline shafts. That is mostly where the Skip Carts were used.

[@tinadelwiche416]

Thanks!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

You’re welcome

[@rikspector]

Andrea and Steve, What a fun site, so much work to fix it up and allow people to have a hands on experience. Entry fee is so cheap for what's there 15$ per person, amazing. I would really like to know about the people who restored it, they deserve a lot of credit and recognition!!! Cheers, Rik

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We put the links in the description Rik. It is an amazing place lots to see and more work for the owners.

[@susancurtis7504]

This tour was absolutely fascinating. Some people would watch it and say, "Now I don't need to go there, because I've seen it all". But in my case, it has gone on my list of places to visit. This is my kind of thing. Great introduction to your channel.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Susan. We really appreciate your comment and glad we have inspired you to ‘pin’ it. We didn’t show everything the town has to offer. There’s so much more to see. Hope you enjoy the rest of our content.

[@rogersmith7396]

Kinda punny today are'nt we?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Puts things into prospective, doesn't it?

[@rogersmith7396]

@@PinInTheAtlas You saw an asteroid coming down on top of you? Try meteor crater Winslow. You can be seen standing on a corner in. . . .

[@BettyBearsNomadicTravels]

How do you two find such great spots? Love it

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Lots and lots of research, Betty. Doesn't always pan out, sometimes we travel miles only to find that the property is private. Vulture City is open to the public, luckily, and is definitely worth a visit.

[@BettyBearsNomadicTravels]

@@PinInTheAtlas I do understand. I too have traveled a long way off the beaten path to find NOTHING. ugh. Thanks. Stay safe my KZbin friends. Bear

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Email us your contact details Betty. Would love to get together sometime. [e-mail]

[@Qusin111]

Stop talking about ghosts, everyone knows it is just one :)

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We are relaying the stories of those that came before us. What they have seen, felt and experienced, and how they perceived it.

[@desertdawg3409]

21:04... Was that a bullet hole in safe door?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Not sure - don't recall seeing it.

[@desertdawg3409]

@@PinInTheAtlas look at time stamp 21:04... above the hole where dial should have been there appears to be an impact mark and a lead splatter.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Will take a look

[@desertdawg3409]

@@PinInTheAtlas I'll have to drop by there and check it out... Been there several times when it was being restored but never noticed it either. There's gotta be a story behind it.