Westward Treks
Tenderfoot
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Thread Owner
Hey everyone,
I’m new here and excited to join the Treasure.net community! By way of intro, I’m a YouTube creator who loves diving into the history of the Old American West—think cowboys, outlaws, settlers, and all the gritty tales from Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. My channel is called Westward Treks, and you can check it out here if you’re curious: http://www.youtube.com/@WestwardTreks. I’m always on the hunt for cool stories and hidden history to share with my viewers.
That brings me to my question: Does anyone have any info on Jesse Ewing from Browns Park, Utah? I’ve been digging into this guy’s story—he’s tied to the wild and rugged Browns Park area, and I’d love to know more about where his cabins might be located or how to track down his mines. I’ve heard bits and pieces about the Jesse Ewing Canyon Mine and the canyon named after him, but I’m hoping some of you treasure hunters or history buffs might have firsthand knowledge, old maps, or tips on finding these spots. Any leads would be awesome for my next video!
Looking forward to hearing from you all and getting to know this community. Thanks in advance!
I’m new here and excited to join the Treasure.net community! By way of intro, I’m a YouTube creator who loves diving into the history of the Old American West—think cowboys, outlaws, settlers, and all the gritty tales from Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. My channel is called Westward Treks, and you can check it out here if you’re curious: http://www.youtube.com/@WestwardTreks. I’m always on the hunt for cool stories and hidden history to share with my viewers.
That brings me to my question: Does anyone have any info on Jesse Ewing from Browns Park, Utah? I’ve been digging into this guy’s story—he’s tied to the wild and rugged Browns Park area, and I’d love to know more about where his cabins might be located or how to track down his mines. I’ve heard bits and pieces about the Jesse Ewing Canyon Mine and the canyon named after him, but I’m hoping some of you treasure hunters or history buffs might have firsthand knowledge, old maps, or tips on finding these spots. Any leads would be awesome for my next video!
Looking forward to hearing from you all and getting to know this community. Thanks in advance!
