Abandoned Ceramic Tile Structure - Skull Found
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- An abandoned 100 plus year old ceramic tile grain elevator is all that is left of a small town in Missouri called Pearson Spur. I found a skull to an animal but have no clue what kind.
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When I was about 6- 7 years old I would climb ladder like steps that were on the inside up into a silo and spend a lot of time at the top, watching the world go by. One time I took a package of popsicles and most of them melted.
A neighborhood had been built around it. And the adjoining building was being used as apartments.
And then there was another silo in another place that was fun, full of cobbed corn with a conveyer belt, the neighborhood kids (me)enjoyed climbing up and finding angry crows, lol.
Thanks for jogging my memories.
Then there was a 3rd silo, down in Virginia....
Childhood memories.
Sounds like a fun time for sure
Old ceramic silos are dangerous . Probably best you didn't make it to the top . One day that thing will collapse like a house of cards . Thanks for posting .
I've been to the top, never try the latter's are cut and falling out
LOL.. there are OLD shiny tin ones, tile ones and even blue ones. Brought up in the rural Iowa
Did you find Tippi Hedren in there along with all the bird skulls? Very creepy place. I am glad you didn't go any further up. I wish people did not paint over almost all abandoned places you go. Be careful and safe travels, Chris.
It's so beautiful! I love all the colours. Wonderful!
I was there yesterday, May 8th 2021. Pearson Spur Elevator, at the old MKT Railroad, now the 240 mile long Katy Trail. Booneville MO.
You do a search for Dickey's Silos. They were building them in the early 1900s and very few are left standing today.
Yeah I was thinking that Dickeys Silo was the company that made them. "Jug Tight" do you think that would be the material? It does resemble old moonshine jugs
@@drewping2002 yes those silo tiles were made from salt glazed clay the same material as whiskey jugs and the old butter churn crocks. I believe that the article I read said that they were advertised as being tight as a jug.
Being made with ceramic tile, it will last forever. Beautiful.
Great name Diana 🧐
I am guessing that is a cat skull and it was feasting on those birds thus all the feathers and bones. Those are silos that held "silage" which is where the farmer uses a chopper and chops corn, stalk, leaves and all and stores it in these structures. The silage then starts to ferment through a heat process and it provides a great source of feed for cattle and other live stock during the winter months. I have never seen one made of ceramic blocks like this. Awesome video!
Chris love these unusual places you find, always enjoy watching 😊stay safe out there x
I almost thought when I saw that giant painted scull on the wall that you “click baited” me but then I saw the end lol! Good video!
haha same
American Schweitzer same
Dicky glazed tile silo company made these in early 1900’s not many left today
Dicky's Silo is probably the name of the company that manufactured the silo blocks. The blocks have a similar glaze to pottery jugs of long ago.
Hi Chris, what a strange and eerie place. Thanks for sharing. xx
Another nice hidden gem, thanks for the adventure!!!
The weight of those huge towers are resting on a single thin layer of tiles at the base, and there's already tons of holes where idiots have been weakening the foundations for years. Yep, that place is a deathtrap...
As always you have great content. I have seen a lot of those old silos, but none made of this glaze on it. Very interesting.
GREAT VIDEO as always. Your content is always real and respectful. I've been an early subscriber and have never been disappointed. I must say though the inclusion of 'Skull Found' in the title seems a bit 'click-batey'. You don't need that. Your work is terrific on it's own.
How is it click baitey?
@@MobileInstinct2 it just seemed to me to be the type of label many would use to grab interest thinking it to be a human skull. Please don't misjudge my thoughts. I truly appreciate your channel and look forward to Future videos.
Mobile Instinct 2 What Tech wrote.
Thanks for sharing.
That would make a great house
Very interesting! Thanks, Chris! FYI there’s a lot of info on the Dickey Silo online.
Interesting and informative as usual. Thanks Chris.
Hi again Chris, this was quite an interesting silo and the skull looked like it had been a feline, possibly a bobcat. Thanks for sharing.
Silos are for silage. Basically chopped up corn stocks.
I,very never seen a grain elevator this large but there are still a lot of farms around here with these brick silos
That building material is cabled terra cotta common farm building product, common in the south. It made clay like brick are made from but formed lik concrete block
What do you think the skull is from? A fox maybe?
Hey love the videos. I guessing a wildcat skull.
Raccoon .
I'd guess fox. On second thought I'd go for domestic cat.
Bobcat skull is my guess.
Black cat ? Black cat magic was written on a wall.
I have zero experience with skulls , so...it has fangs.
Very cool silo. They can be very dangerous too.
I always expect some spook to be looming in these old buildings when you head into them🎃👍
Great video thanks
This looks like the Pepper Mill in New Franklin, MO
THANK YOU CHRIS,,WONDER WHY THEY USED TILE? SAFETRAVELS..
Yeah me too. I don't know what the benfits are
@@MobileInstinct2 I SEEN A FEW BEFORE BUT NEVER UNDERSTOOD THEM SAFE TRAVELS..HAVE FUN
Judging from the edges of blocks, rather than ceramic tiles, they appear to be glazed clay block. As to why use this material, I suspect looking at the size of the blocks, it would be quick to build. And as others have pointed out does not seem the best material to contain tons of grain.
As to the town name ...."Spur", was there a railroad passing through or ending there?
@Josh Gerding Had to read up on silage, so now I assume there would not have been the same amount of pressure on the silo walls as grain.
Those were the nests of giant Aztec Quetzalcoatl, come to feed on the souls of the living.
Looks like an old silo of I guess grain or something like that nice find tho
Nice Coverage
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Bobcat scull, no long nose of a canine.
@For Truth No Puma’s in Missouri
Reminded me of a Bigfoot den with those twigs....
I really wonder how that construction could contain tons and tons of grain without collapsing. The cement construction of the tiles can never be very strong.
This is very Missouri...
Love it here. One of my favorite states
i think your mic is picking up your heartbeat
If you watch enough of these types of *abandoned* type videos, it's only natural to come to the
conclusions that our youth today a)are not being taught to respect other peoples' property and
b)they have a simpleton's fascination with spray paint and defacing/disrespecting said other
peoples' property - for what purpose, no logical mind can comprehend.
Every elderly generation says that about the younger generation.
@@terrirobinson3876 About some things, sure. About "tagging" and property destruction - no, no they don't.
Could be a snake pit down there
I'm thinking this was probably a coal dealer. They were often made of these ceramic tiles.
Why do people have to tag everything 🙄
Because they are jackass teenagers.
I think it’s because they want to be remembered somehow. I think the message is “I was here. I want to leave something of myself behind.” I see it as a way of telling a huge world that “I matter.” Like a visual echo...
Do you think the name Pepper Mill is because they look like a couple of pepper mills? Maybe the writing on the ceramic tile is the company that made tiles for grain silos that would make the silo tight as a jug. lol Could be a cat skull and feral cats are eating the birds. What you called disconcerting I was thinking oh no, is that holding up something important? You must have been close to Daniel Boone's home town.
Yes I remember seeing signs for it.
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I wonder if a bald eagle lives there
Who else was hoping for a human skull?
Cat skull.
All the graffiti... Get a life, boys...