Stuff Thats Gone, Pa History

[smurf-42]

I was in You Tube playing around and came across some interesting videos about the PA turnpike and several nearby communities. I found a link to the guys web site, Stuff Thats Gone. Thought I would pass this informaion onto all of you. The link is http://www.stuffthatsgone.com/.

Sue

 

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[jeff741972]

pretty neat, it would be nice to see a listing like that for the eastern half of the state.

 

[crazyjarhead]

Interesting. Looks like some good places to hunt

 

[smurf-42]

pretty neat, it would be nice to see a listing like that for the eastern half of the state.

Do a You Tube search for PA history, or Eastern PA history and when you find a video check to see if they have a web site. That is how I found "Stuff Thats Gone" website, through You Tube.

I guess there is more to You Tube than watching music videos.

Sue

 

[davew0710]

Great site, Sue!! Thanks for the heads up. Looks like some great sites to get Buddy out to when the weather breaks.

 

[deepskyal]

Nice link Sue,

You guys on the eastern side dont need a site....you got Jeff....lol

Al

 

[smurf-42]

Nice link Sue,

You guys on the eastern side dont need a site....you got Jeff....lol

Al

Isn't that the truth.
Just picking on you Jeff.

Sue

 

[Kevo_DFX]

Sue,

Awesome Link!

Lot's of cool info. Funny thing is I've detected this place:

http://www.stuffthatsgone.com/New Alexandria PA US 22 and PRR.htm

If you watch the video located halfway down the page, It shows the foundations of the RR station. I hit those not even a month ago. What did I find? Not a thing exept for modern trash.

I did not spend a lot of time there, so I have to hit it harder. A local told me it was a fish hatchery. (HA!)

For those of you that are used to diggin in the woods, is there a specific technique? Should I rake the area first to remove the top layer? What is a good way to remove underbrush? Where should I focus in the foundation?

Thanks for any tips,
Kevo

 

[girardpaguy]

Very cool! Thanks for the info. Can never have to much of that.

Mark

 

[wildheart]

Sue, thanks so much, both for the site and the suggestion on YouTube. I've learned more in my week on this board than I did from both treasure hunting books I've read so far. And learned that there are a lot of Keystoner THers!

Wildheart

 

[smurf-42]

Glad everyone is liking the link.

Sue