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Roadside Find - Old Buildings & A Unique Suprise
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2020
- Back again with another Roadside Find. This time I end up finding some structures and a Unique surprise at the end. I also met a local who was able to share a bunch of info about the structures. So come along with me as we explore some really cool Roadside Finds. Enjoy
Please Note: Exploring Abandoned locations can be dangerous. I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
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The weigh station is my favorite 💖❤ so pretty & the view was gorgeous. I loved the school steps covered in moss, gorgeous for photos. Thanks for sharing JP
You're too kind roots. Thanks for watching 💙
@@JPVideos81 sometimes it is best just to talk with locals to find out more. Cant wait till the next adventure JP 💖
Ps: you about scared me standing on that thin wood with water underneath. Defintely be careful extra special when your by yourself
@@Awkwardtaylor well come with me and i won't be alone 😉
Beautiful 😍
I enjoyed every minute of the exploration. It was a "meant to be" moment. I loved how the neighbor was able to educate you as to what we were looking at. The wind was not an issue at all. I love history also. I love to imagine what it would have been like way back when! Thank you so much JP!!!
My pleasure donna.
Wow! Being a rail fan this was an incredible find! The wind was not that bad. The Weigh Station was incredible! The metal and concrete structure with a metal roof are what preserved it so well. The structure you were in with the tanks and pipes were likely a pumping station with a giant electric transformer. The wooden round water tank with the metal strapping reminds me of the water tower on the old Petticoat Junction T.V. Show. The old school was an awesome find and thanks to the elderly gentlemen who gave you additional info. But I have to say that old maintenance of way switcher locomotive was so cool. I have some friends at the Museum of Transportation here in St. Louis who may be able to provide additional info on that. As always I'm never disappointed with what you do! You have made my time off of work due to Covid-19 much more enjoyable! I appreciate your sincerity and openness about your past work school and allowing me to be a part of not only your family but the new people I have met through your channel. I have been talking you up on Facebook hoping to bring others to your CZcams channel. Have a great evening, stay warm and look forward to dinner. Maybe I'll bring the Egg Rolls and Crab Raygoon! Lol🤣
This location had a little bit of everything and im glad i was able to share it with everyone. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
Wicked cool find
Love seeing people sharing the history of these old places!!!
Very cool spot. Wind noise is not an issue and adds to the natural environment. Great find.
Hi Adam!! 🖐👻
Makes me wanna shoot.
With that concrete structure probably still pretty solid overall, someone could purchase that property and bring it back to life as a high-end home...and/or commercial property (home would be my first choice).
If you didn't go into the weigh station I was going to tell you about the upstairs, and you wouldve been kicking yourself lol. The old school was actually named at Nicholas after the breaker across the street. It burned down. I always imagined all the fathers working in there knowing there kids school was on fire. There actually used to be abandoned train cars sitting outside that pumphouse. I have a few photos of them from years ago.
Oh wow. Very cool. Hard to imagine a school directly across from a coal company.
I couldn't agree more, the weigh station would make the cutest home with a lot of remodeling.
That coal weight station that you were in with the upstairs and metal steps is just solid and beautiful. I would turn that structure into a beautiful home!!!
I was thinking the same thing! It would take a whole lot of finances!
@@snakebait5118 but the end results would be fantastic!!!
Id live in that in a heartbeat.
@@jasonkowitz4598 yes it would! You could do so much with it! Those outbuildings would make great work shops! You could even make one of them a country restaurant.
I was renovating/restoring in my head while watching the video. It would be epic.
Wind noise like Adam said just added to the natural environment. Oh my gosh that coal car weigh station was Amazing!!!! Totally would be beautiful remodel to a home. Was planning it the whole time you were showing it, lol. Those windows, just perfect. I was as excited as you were to find the Mow engine. Fantastic roadside finds!!! Thanks Jay. 🥰
I claimed the house, you're welcome anytime as a guest haha
@@JPVideos81 😄😃😂😁😀 Maybe you'll have to ask some 'ghosts' that may live there now.
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Part school, part JP Merch store
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JP followers help to restore the building. Just a thought. I bought something I normally never do, I bought some lotto tickets /a mega ticket. I don't go nuts like some folks. The last time I played I spent $3. & somehow won $100. THAT WAS OVER 3 YRS AGO.😁
(Like that will ever happen again but some times ya just have ta take a chance...Right?
You said it! 😀
Great roadside find and some back story from the neighbor, all around Super explore!! Thanks for this one for sure!! 🔥🔥🔥
Lucky find with fantastic info from the local.
They interesting fine...glad you went up the stairs in that building...thank you for sharing.
Aww JP! I bet you were like a kid in a candy store! That was fabulous stuff for you!!! Abandoned. History. Trains. Oh my! So happy for you!
Minus the 🍬
You really have an amazing skill for finding such interesting places!
Not so much skill as it is luck
The weight station building was awesome. I could see that being turned into a home. The upstairs would be a stellar master bedroom.
100% agree
love the old pump house the old pull out windows were pretty cool the house at the end had definitely seen better days incredible roadside find it screamed of history thanks for taking me along
My pleasure marlene
Super Interesting roadside relics , I appreciate You Letting us see
150+ yr old structures obviously
the remnants of civilian life from way back then in the industrial revolution era of the late 1800's
Thanks JP.Video's
Such a neat place. And thats really cool you met the guy that went to that school across the street.
I couldn't believe that one person was able to fill in soo many gaps. Gotta love locals.
@@JPVideos81 Yes that's so neat.
I really enjoyed this video of "on the road with JP" it's amazing what is out there to be found.
Back on the road again 🛣
You sounded excited for the moss but when you found the MOW engine you sounded like Christmas morning lol. Great finds. I enjoyed listening to the old resident.
Anything related to trains or the railroad reminds me of a kid on Christmas lol
Yes and deed what a outstanding roadside find, like take a trip back in time learning and exploring. Knowing that it haven't been used in many years and some structures are still standing as well as the equipment man whats a find. Thanks JP for the tour triple thumbs up lol
Aww, thanks Stephanie
Cool. Makes me wanna shoot!
This explore was really fun! Thanks for sharing. I just love old buildings. Very neat finds. 😊
I love them too. Thanks for watching Tracy
That MOW is the COOLEST
Such a shocking find
Great roadside find! Love love stuff like this, the history and imagining what must have looked like! Locomotive cool! Totally enjoyed every part of this video. Thanks as always JP for sharing! 👍🏻😊❤️
Felt like Christmas for me with all the surprising finds.
Very awesome location Jay, loved the old MOW. Amazing finds by chance are always the best ones. Keep safe, especially when you adventure solo😉👍😷🖖
Thats why my eyes are always peeled.
If that gentlemen was in his 70's then he was born in the mid 40's. I'm not an expert, just history nerd. But I am pretty sure cinderblocks had been around since the 20's .
That would make sense. Im still learning about older architecture.
The first hollow concrete block was designed in 1890 by Harmon S. Palmer in the United States. After 10 years of experimenting, Palmer patented the design in 1900
But they could be solid blocks too and they been around longer
Very interesting. Your excitement shines through in the video. Thank you
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Hi JP! So excited to watch this, as I cannot sleep, being depressed over family issues and the virus. I have probably mentioned that I am in a wheelchair and miss getting out so very much. You always have a calming effect on me. I am 64. So much love the respect you show your elders, as in the older man you met. You are a wonderful person and I thank you so much for what you have added to my life. Jill is your treasure and you both have created a wonderful soul in Lili. You are such a warm family (Jinx included)! God Bless
Thats so kind of you to say. Im sorry to hear that you're not feeling the best mentally, but i do appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Chin up as they say 😊
Schools are fun to medal detect . Every thing so cool rich in history .
What an awesome video. Once again I'm so thrilled to be able to follow along with you, and explore the history and places and buildings of the past. I am always impressed with what you find in them so grateful that you're willing to do the exploring for us. I have followed your videos ever since I found your site, keep up the good work you're doing good. Especially helping us during this time of isolation and lockdown. Double thumbs up… Bye for now
Thank you!
WOW LOVED it JP totally awesome find!!
Always a pleasure to find and share what is sitting along the roads.
The building with the tanks was an air compressor station. The "casket" stands are where the compressors would be mounted.
Thanks for that info!
Great videos keep up the good work and stay safe out there!!
Thanks!
Great roadside find.👍👍👍👍
Indeed 👍
I have watched many people doing their takes on the abandon videos genre. Your videos are always my favorite. You have a clear voice (even with the wind) that makes your videos very professional and pleasant to watch. Looking forward to your next adventure.
Thank you
Good video with lots of interesting thing too look at like the old signal tower and the engine. Keep up the good work. 👍👍
Ty
Cool video!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
I really enjoyed this video. Love learning about history. Wind was fine. This this important history in PA.
Hope everything is going well for you and your family 🙏🙏 God bless you
Jay,
That building looks so solid.
I would imagine it would make a good business or home.
I agree with you, 50 years ago was 1970 and he was born in 1950, so he probably wouldn't know much when he was little.
The lights and the building do look like it was used later.
I wonder if there are any old photographs of that area from that time, it might clarify the situation.
If you can find out what coal company operated the mine , there should be some pictures.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
You hit the jackpot with this fine. This is what I like to call Ghosts of our past. Abandoned and forgotten pieces of what was. 😀
Glad you enjoyed it
What a wonderful video! This was so interesting and a lot of fun. That weigh station building would have been fun to live in! Thank you so much, JP! Love and hugs.
Would make a fantastic home
Thank you so much for sharing Pennsylvania's beautiful railroad history, your videos are the greatest!
Thanks mitch
Cool spot JP. Thank you
Really?
Thanks for all the work you do for us!! My wife and I are big fans of your videos. We can watch them and not worry about the kids hearing/seeing anything they shouldn't. Thanks again.
Glad you enjoy the content. Thanks for watching
And what memories that ol timer must have. I have always said, you want to know about life ,ask someone who's lived it. Awesome video tonight Jay.
Exactly true
At 25:45 that is an old leaching plant that was used to try to get all of the last bits of what ever they were mining out
Very interesting find - the buildings are unique as were the steps to nowhere . actually the steps were part of an old school which I found interesting.
Really neat video - thank you for sharing this very interesting video . 😴👍💕
Amazing how the school was directly across from the coal breaker.
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It is strange to have a coal breaker right across from the school but maybe the school was there first ?!
It was a great video - a lot of history in that area that we may never find out what happened there .
Awesome video JP, you done did gooooood !
Maybe go back with a drone and see what else is on the property.
Very nice find..it was nice the old man give you some information..and I didn't see that QT I had been there before you👍
Probably too far for qt
Well this made my morning watching you find something that you love so much!! It was like JP was in a candy store when you saw that locomotive!!🍭🍬. Hats off to you to keep going and doing what you love!
I felt like i hit the lottery lol.
As said before, that weigh station with the metal steps would make a beautiful house!
The old railcar thing, is a weed burner. The engine with the belts ran a blower. The other engine powered the railcar. Fuel from the tank was squirted to each of the fueling tips hidden in the downward pointing buckets at the ends of the poles. Air passed along the pipes/poles and the whole effect was that of a series of big blowtorches. They were used for burning weeds off in railway switch yards, and also for melting ice and snow from switchpoints.
I bet you made that guys day! It’s not often they get to share history with kind strangers (usually people just don’t bother to take time to talk).
I was grateful for what he shared and a nice guy
Another great find jp.
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Very beautiful historical farm house please be careful
That old rail car was awesome.Marvelous history!
you must go nuts, with so many thoughts of making so many 'dwellings' into a home, as i do, when i see this.
I’m keep telling you to keep the 🎤 one in your car and another one in your backpack, great video love theses places
Its in the car now
Awsome place
Another great find JP. That old fire hydrant propably don't work.Surprise they don't take down the old electrical plant. Good thing you talked to a local man. That was interesting of that school, and the weight station. Such history and yet people think its a place to dump trash. I just don't understand people. Its to bad people have to smash windows. I think that bldg. is in good sound shape. But the basement could have water in it. That wood will not last long. All those huge metal pipes they can turn them in for scrap metal. That localmotive was quit unique with two engines. Look where the steering wheel is, that would be a beast to drive. Quit a big find JP. Many thanks you do such wonderful work. You are the best.
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That was a great find!
The wind was not too much of an issue!
One of my favorite videos in a while. A great find! No issues with the wind. That building would be an incredible industrial home. And how great to get to speak to a local for info. I hope he can see and enjoy your video.
Lots of cool things down this way for you to check out.
I found this interesting since my father-in-law was a coal miner for 50 years. If he was still around he could have told me what all that stuff was.
Tough life, but amazing stories
Awesome find! Thanks for stopping and sharing! Loved the repair engine!
I like all your videos, but this one was quite a unique find. Thank you!
Another Great Find 🇺🇸😎👍🙌🙌🙌🙌
Upper deck shot👍
I worked for a big bituminous coal mining company. Very interesting video.
Thanks for checking it out
Great road side find and great history along with it. Never know what you find just driving around and talking to locals. Great video and thanks for sharing.
Meeting and listening to the local was the best part. Almost... that railroad mow was so neat.
What a cool find!! I love hearing you get excited with trains and such!! And I knew we would get to the second floor!! Loved it all.... thanks 👍👍👏👏💖💖💖💖
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Love the vid Jay
Hi JP I'm here to catch your roadside finds excited!
Thanks Rochelle
I was there years ago before the breaker was torn down (that breaker was astonishingly big, unreal). Just took a quick look around because of the amount of traffic. It's interesting to see what's still left after the breaker was demolished & get a tour. Great find!
That breaker would of been something to see. Thanks for checking out the video.
I really enjoyed this video! It is amazing what kind of things you find in a simple structure. I do like those simple metal windows. I got to see an old machine shop get most of its windows replaced. There are people that are talented in replacing that type of window and they probably charge a lot of money. I used to get paid to make architectural drawings of old historical houses and buildings for historical and commercial purposes. That staircase was beautiful. I thought the brake lever was pretty cool. The steps and foundation to the school was amazing! Usually, when a school is torn down these days, they don't leave a trace behind.
The whole area is full of so much history and im glad i was able to share part of it.
Thank you for your amazing videos brother keep up the hard work and dedication the place s you go are so amazing thank you
Random finds are some of the most amazing finds. I ❤ this one especially the old engine. No worries on the wind either it's all natural part of this special find.
Very cool roadside find. Finding that handbrake was stellar. Getting the information on that school was superb. It just shows it when you find something you really can’t find Something without information which you were able to get bumping into the old man. One thing really does lead to another. Just thinking about the waystation having cars come up to Weight I makes me flashback to olden times. Great find J, really great video.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The old tymer sharing his info really made the location that much more special.
JPVideos you will never get over this video.....oh yes you will ....you are JPVideos you have made many waterfalls and waterway videos,
Some would say prettier than this but, I can say the pic you took of the sky and looking thru the skeleton of the locomotive was the prettiest thing I have seen in a long time👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow! That building was incredible, and in amazing shape! 😊
🙌 this looks interesting
Awesome find! Always a bonus when you get to talk with a local and get a little history. Love the video! Thanks for sharing! 😀
I agree. He really made it that much better.
Great photography📸and what an awesome History lesson JP... Thanks for sharing🤗
Hey stranger! Glad to see you here again.
I've been here all along just I have to rewatch your videos because I've been working soo much... Thanks for noticing your fans though😊
That's so cool. I love hearing the story of the place. Thanks for sharing ❤
Oh no, no going down stairs alone.
Interesting place. Does look like weight station.
Why did I know you would get up stairs.
Curiosity gets the best of me
I was yelling at the screen-"GO UP THOSE STAIRS!!"
@@CJ-tx5hg some of his videos had me holding my breath alot but he has the best finds
That way station building is a real pretty colour. Thank you for an awesome video
Would have been cool to know when the elderly gent “ graduated” from the school! Thanks for another great adventure!
Great video--what a fascinating find! I probably would have picked the oldster's brain for hours....
I was grateful for what he shared.
The wind certainly didn’t ruin anything it added to it. That was just so fantastic loved those buildings were incredible. My fave piece was the train thingamyjig. You even beat QT to it. Thank you so much for taking me along. P,ease take care
Haha, thanks linda. Qt should be jealous.
What a great road finds I love the old school ruins
Awesome pictures, enjoy the history of the of all the places you visit.
Ty so much jeff
Neat place!! I explored this summer of 2023 with a friend and we think that locomotive to dethaw the tracks and turnouts in winter. Down from that tank are 2 slope mine entrances(flooded) and an air shaft right by the highway! You should return as there are more things to the North. I didn't know you explored this till I saw this video in Sept.2023. I too know a gentleman who went to school there. Lots of memories now gone.
A few people said its for burning the weeds along the tracks. Neat piece of equipment.
Holy Moley! Where to begin? SO MUCH COOLNESS!!! But the surprise at the end DEF WINS!!! WOW!!! Lucky ducky man!!!
Luck was on my side this day
Thanks for taking I and others. On your road trip. You found some great finds . Be careful and have a great day.
Thanks so much
At 32:04, you find it is a locomotive, not a dozer. You sound like a little kid on Christmas morning!! That is how I know you love your work that you do. You are SO lucky
Wow, what a fantastic adventure! Thanks for taking us along!
You're welcome
I didn't explore any of these gems, but back in 2012 I did get to explore the St. Nicholas coal breaker that used to stand on this property. It was incredible! Tons of old boots, time cards, ledgers. They tore it down in 2015. I will never forget that experience. Your video has made me want to go back and explore these other ruins. Thanks!
I wish i got to see that
WoW.. you hit the jackpot on this one JP...that weight station was really neat...amazing condition...Thanks for this Awesome video😁👍👍👍
Such a cool find and so interesting.
This was awesome. The weigh station was awesome. I couldn't believe how structurally sound it is, the school was crazy cool. But that locomotive was the most interesting thing of the day.
So many cool discoveries in one location.
Love from Cincinnati Ohio
Great Video 👍 JP Nice find on a roadside it was just a incredible moment such great history chatting with the nice older guy finding out he went to school here wow the stories he could tell thank you and take care
Was a great day of filming and sharing part of the past.
Yes again. I can not get over this video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💙
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