Abandoned Town Of Greenville - Part 2
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this video Cliff & myself revisit the Abandoned town of Greenville (aka Nay Aug Station). In part one, we discovered several areas with buildings, wells and foundations. While exploring, we noticed some interesting things on the other side of the river. So we vowed to return to explore the other side. Just as we thought, we did find more ruins and cool finds. So join us as we finish exploring the Abandoned town of Greenville, Pa. Enjoy
►Watch part one: goo.gl/KUq483
►Cliff's video:goo.gl/j5o9Vo
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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That could be an old hunting blind, but its construction really feels more kid built a fort. Beautiful place!
It was built pretty well, maybe the kid is an architect now haha
That looks like a great place to do some metal detecting. No telling what 'keepsakes' or older coins one would find.
Thanks for another awesome video 😁 actually two 😀 'cause I watched both parts 👍 The scenery is gorgeous 😍 and so many remnants of things that used to be there. The old power house, that old pipe and the wells. What an amazing set of videos. Thanks ever so much for taking us all along with you and the "Wandering Woodsman" it was fun seeing all of this through the lens of your camera...terrific discovery and I love the sound of the river in the background 😀😊
Reminder is set ......ready and waiting ..
See you soon
@@JPVideos81 Loved part two also.....especially "your shack" with the fireplace ...almost move in ready Lol. Thank you so much for taking us back to Greenville .
That looks like a lot of fun, I wish that I was able to still get out and go searching like y’all are doing thanks for bring me alone.👍🇺🇸
The bricks may be from the buildings or they may well be from the streets that were once there. I imagine if you dug down along the possible road you were walking on you would hit either cobblestones or bricks as a LOT of streets were paved with them before they used concrete or asphalt. Every spring in Scranton you can see the layers on some of the roadways by looking into some of the potholes. Sometimes you'll see a brick layer staring back at you. Matter of fact the one side street in West Scranton on the right hand side of Luzerne Street a block behind Walgreen's was paved with cobblestones for half of the hill there till just a handful of years ago.
There's a street in scranton too, not too far from dunmore thats lined with all bricks.
@@JPVideos81 I think I know exactly the street you're talking about. It's the last block of Poplar Street. www.google.com/maps/@41.4142702,-75.644978,3a,75y,101.18h,90.68t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1suEuJKIlqCxDttvSbdNCOiQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
That town would have had it's own brick company. each brick maker or company had their own signature of bricks so other brick makers knew who made them. many of the businesses & homes of the rich people in town would have been made of bricks. basements 6 ft to 12 ft was so they had root cellars for storing food & meat. however i'm sure you all know this. that town would have had all kinds of business to make most of what they needed themselves. they likely even had drug stores, theater as well as many other things for entertainment too.
you most likely could find out more too at the county courthouse or town library...the town that is nearest to the abandoned town of Greenville
Hi guys! Have you ever thought about doing metal detecting at these abandoned town sites? No telling what you might find.
Good idea
Thought about it? Yes. Will do it? Probably not. Its very time consuming and take away from us documenting it.
Thanks for keeping the house neat by hanging the pan!I love places like this thank you for taking me there!
I was waiting for part2. Thanks!
Gotta tidy up my home haha
Being outdoors with nature is awesome
love, Love, LOVE the sounds of the water trickling down, the babbling little brooks/creeks....roaring, rushing waters not so much...too loud...but awesome just the same....thanks Jay...
but,,,,duh...I do have a volume control for the roaring water..lmao
Hi! It is all very interesting & so beautiful but the water is the best . I love the sound of the water very nearly put me to sleep . And I remember skipping stones in contests with my 2 younger brothers , fun .
Nice to see what was left of a small town after years of neglect, and nature.
Thanks JP.
Very cool! Thanx again...my best part was the water..
.snowmelt through the rocks and moss. Bet it was sweet.
You know they say old outhouse rubbish may conceal some interesting things ? Nah, me either!
That basement level room was very cool too! Fireplace, must have!!!👍👍
I wont be digging thru the outhouse holes lol
Thank you for taking us on another adventure. Beautiful scenery. Love the sounds of the trickling water. Looks like y’all had fun hiking around and exploring things. Can’t wait to see what you bring us next!
We always have a good time exploring
Greenville Explore is fantastic! So serene and calming, and Very interesting! You're so thorough! Much appreciated!
Ty
Like the ice formation on the rocks. Very pretty
I'm finding myself paying more attention to your video detail, the angles and how you pan the camera. Picking up on the little things like that. It shows how much time it takes to make those details work to come up with the amazing footage that you do. Beautiful work as always.
Its a very thought out process, but worth it in the end.
Beautiful scenery and place. Sure is an old ruined bridge. Looks dangerous to walk into. Awesome creek and waterfall. The fireplace looks original.
Wow you could make a relaxation video of the water sprinkling down. ..so awesome. ..try it
Maybe one day
Hi Jay, some lovely shots of the water coming through the rocks, life must have been hard back in the days that it was a thriving area. That enclosed area (your house) was really built well as those walls look like they would last at least another 50 years if not more. A very pretty area, it would be awesome to wake up every morning to hear the sound of the river and to look out of a window to see the beautiful woodland. Thanks for your hard work and for sharing. x
True definition of being one with nature.
The run off on the rocks and moss is so beautiful
Hi JP! I enjoyed the video as much as I did watching Part 1. It's really quite amazing what can be found among the ruins. Keep the vids coming
and thank you so much!
You got it!
Another awesome video Jay!!! Thank you for sharing!!! I enjoyed it very much!!!
My heart stopped for a minute my Brother! I thought it was Greenville MI! I was going to hop in my wheelchair, drive across the state, and come meet you! It would be nice to interview you on a break on my 4 pages as well! It's a shame, but this sounds VERY EXCITING just the same! Have a safe night, and I hope you catch some activity!!! \m/💙\m/
Maybe ill get there one day!
Awesome place. I love the sound of the water falling from the rocks, so peaceful.
Beauty is all around. Just have to stop and listen.
@@JPVideos81 This is true. As a young teen I used to walk in the woods across the street from my grandma's house and found many Indian burial mounds. Plus a big creek.
Wow, great video, thanks for taking us along. That would be an awesome area to metal detect.
Might find some cool treasures and relics.
Excellent explore!!! Amazing still shots!!! I was on the edge of my seat when I saw you at the beginning of the rickety bridge!!! Glad you didn't risk it!!! 😉 Thanks for sharing this with us!!! Can't wait until next time, guys!!! 🙋🏽♀️👍🏽💙💙💙
You should know by now how i am with heights and old bridges lol
@@JPVideos81 Lol 😂 Yes, in these situations, I am glad you are the way you are!!! 😉😅☺️🙏💙💙💙
I love to think about what it must have looked like when people were living there...... Maybe those holes that appeared to be outhouses may have been at the site of the schoolhouse. - "His and Hers" seats. LOL
Anything's possible lol
Hi JPVideos, May I say that you are getting better and better in taking those beautiful shots in a artsy type of style. Just love it. Keep up the good work. Aloha from Oahu, Hi
Thank you so much!
Such beautiful footage of the water trickling over the rocks and I loved the close up of the water dripping into the pool of water below. Throughout the video you achieve the ideal balance between sharing your thoughts and allowing 'quiet time' for us to simply enjoy the scenery, the still shots and the sound of the river in the background. Thank you for fulfilling your promise to come back to this location!
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it
That must have been a really pretty place to live in the 1800's. So peaceful, and without all that noise from the traffic there today. It's so interesting to see ruins of the past. It always makes me wonder about the people. So intriguing.
Would of been much different a hundred years ago.
@@JPVideos81 It most certainly would have been.
I watched part 1 also...Im amazed at your sense of balance on that pipe, even with the camera!!! The scenery and still photos are very beautiful 😍
😁👍
That's a hunting blind (you are correct with it's use). Wow water is so clear! Great place to sit & think. Beautiful nature shots! Thank you for all your videos. Stay safe on your adventures.
🙂
Even in early spring and early fall , Pa has the most beautiful landscapes, rivers, streams and mountain's.
Thank you JP and Cliff for a beautiful moment in those days plus the creek and scenery that surrounds it . God bless 😇 you both and, keep safe always. You both are funny. Like that style. 👍👍👍
Beautiful photos👍Neat ruins, so sad there are no photos of the old town on the web, at least that I could find anyway. They would be something to see. Thanks for taking us along on another awesome adventure!! 👍👍
Thanks for checking it out
Certainly a great place for hydropower. Beautiful area. Terrific footage👍 Love the fireplace.
You said "not the kind of log you think", bwahahahaha. It's like you read my mind! Could you imagine walking around that place at night with all of those open wells and that stone structure 6' below where you were standing? It's crazy! I am enjoying all of your videos, especially the ones where we get to see a little of your personality come through. You and Cliff make a great exploration team. This video makes me want to go exploring too.
Haha, well come along with me and lets go exploring.
Great explore, some of the coolest places are hidden away in the woods
Thanks tanya. And very true
Cool video! I liked seeing those old foundations and that bridge.
So beautiful!! Love listening to the water sounds... very awesome!! Thanks JP 👍🏻❤️
I just watched this on my TV (on demand), awesome ! It was like I was right with you.
Thanks for joining me
Beautiful staglite scenery
Nice stream. No fish. Love the sound of water running down the rocks. I liked the video. I watch both of you guys.
Thanks dan
You always bring good content. many thanks.
Wow so pretty! Makes me wanna go hiking and camping!
Well lets go, im always out hiking and exploring. Follow me on fb where i share photos and updates on new adventures.
some of the most striking still photos...i always learn something historical about the places you visit. That spotless frying pan looked brand new just sittin out there...that was weird! Be careful out there
Thanks maxx
Ughh 2 hour wait this is worse than standing in line for a movie lol Reminder is set!
That wood structure looks like someone had made some type of fort. I could be wrong and it could be hide out for deer hunting. But awesome video ! Thanks.
It could be the remains of someones hunting blund.
I've just binge-watched bouth greenville videos. Awesome Jay👍
You should do zoom at he bridge to see the arch better. The sound of the wather, so peacefull, loved so mutch. Beautiful landscapes😊
Thanks Jay👍😘and Cliff
Binge watch away. Thanks paula
Hope some one gets a good cover over that well. So dangerous, to have just that crate over it.
I agree
Hey y'all, hearing that water rushing makes me want to go fishing ☺ JP have you ever seen any fish OR turtles IN the water there? 😐one more thing: IF YOU had to, is that water drinkable?😃
I havent seen fish, but i know they're in there. The water dripping from the rocks is drinkable as its naturally filtered. The river water usually is contaminated with dead animals or faeces.
A beautiful valley to have lived in at one time. Hope someday you guys can make it to our part of Pennsylvania. (Last exit on I-80 before Ohio). But there's alot of PA between us. Safe travels, my fiends.
Whats out there?
JP. Thanks for your reply. There's probably the best lock from the Erie canal, a log home found inside another home, a WWII POW camp, Shenango Indian sites on the river, old coal mining towns, massive strip mining operations, an impressive dam, nice waterfalls, the avenue of 444 flags, the only free golf course in America(beautifully maintained by The Penn State Shenango Valley Golf Club, the Johnston Tavern, with a cellar hideaway used for the underground railroad, many abandonded steel mills (we're right in th middle of the rust belt), and more. Unfortunately, at 57, I'm disabled due to damage to my cervical spine. Can go short distances with a walker, but then need a wheelchair. I could guide you to these places, but not access most. If you could ever get out this way, I would be enthralled to assist you. And, the greatest amusement park in the world(Cedar Point) is just 3 hrs west of here. If you love rollercoasters. Regardless, your adventures keep me going everyday. Blessings and thanks. Feel free to let me know if you would like to know more. Sorry, my typing finger is tired.
Thabks for the info. I'll certainly reach out to you when i head out that way.
Awesome video ty I really appreciate what u do I enjoy watching them
Thanks heather 🙂
This video🎥had so much fascinating stuff. I wish I had been there live👍
Thanks!
I had fun too but I didn't get wet or dirty. Thank you JP and Cliff for showing us a great video.
There are abandoned RR bridges all over the country...I wonder how many will still be standin in 25 years. Its great that you recorded them for history's sake
Look at me here again!!! Very beautiful place!! Hi JP, I did not die, I'm just super busy with a lot of things. 😎😎😎😎
Yay!
really cool bridge..like, like, like Would have liked to seen the arch at the end of the bridge up close tho...js.....zoom, zoom, zoom..lol
Awesomely beautiful
Beautiful place.I would love to see this in the summer.💜 Another great video from JPVIDEOS👍. Special thanks to the Wandering Woodsman 😀
Maybe ill return. But which side would you want to see? Part one side or part two?
JP how about both😎lol I love the whole place. But if you can't do that part 2💜💜
@@JPVideos81 Part 1. ☺
JP I would still like part 2 thank you👍😃
@JPVideos part 2 is my favorite
Watched Cliff's video yesterday so yours was like a nice return visit with a different POV. I love your photos, the details are amazing and your images are highly professional. When I'm not in here I'm in DPChallenge which is all photography, you should check it out sometime. Thanks again for sharing this with us.
Thanks for watching
Awesome video and photos! The stone ruins with the fireplace was cool. Nice day for exploring.
Love the snow.
Beautiful area. You always do a great job putting it all together. Thank you for sharing. Keep them coming! 👍🏻❤️😎
Hurray!! I binge-watched both Greenville vids. Love the Ice stalagmites and both videos.
all ways wondered what everything back there was from .its pretty much my back yard where we go quad riding and wheeling.
Im pretty familiar with the entire area. Walked the tracks from 380 to denaples. Was just there 2 weeks ago.
case of beer, I'll cross it ...
Those cement blocks holding that water pipe next to the stream are called kickers to hold the pipe in place even in high water
It freaked me out how long that frying pan swayed after you hung it up. 😂😂
It was a windy day
Interesting video very woodsy
I think I might of turned off the link feature somehow, i'm not seeing them when its supposed to be there, only the arrow pointing to nothing lol. weird. how do I fix this?
Not sure what you did? Try reloading it.
Well done I love watching this video a good view in everywhere you look, the stone fire place is cool and that fry pan suited hanging up. part 1 was good to watch too. well done keep up the good work :0)
Frying pan hanging made it look complete.
I love the nature shots!! And you should think about investing in some waterproof hiking boots!
I have some, just harder to navigate in them.
Beautiful exploring!!! Gorgeous photos!!!! Looked the house too.
Enjoyed this very much, loved the stone house you found, really neat. Loved down by the river, that fall sounded like rain falling. Thx for sharing, enjoyed both parts
Ty
Very nice scenery and as always" great pictures." Another awesome video JP !
Glad you enjoyed it
Another awesome video!
yes back in the day people sure did build stuff to last a long time with good maintenance measures - but when left alone it still takes years for the real decay to set in and be unsafe or questionable // so if it was like 100 years plus then it will be another 100 years until the earth reclaims it back // great video
You have some great pics as usual !! What a beautiful area. Not to get off topic but have you ever heard of concrete city in Nanticoke, PA ?? It's was apparently built by the DL&W railroad's coal division in 1911/ 1913 as company housing. there's suppose to be 20 two-story concrete poured rectangular double houses that surrounded a park. Abandoned in 1924. It's said to be haunted as well and it's " buildings that dynamite couldn't bring down.
I made more than one video of/at concrete city.
Just search concrete city jpvideos
hi guys love the country wow so pretty great video
beautiful pictures
The place with the 2 holes close together very well could have been either the school or the church. Those would have been Men's and women's outhouses. Also remember this town was abandoned in the sixties when indoor plumbing was still a rarity for rural areas .
Goog point
Lol bigfoot ....he does... he does exist, awesome scenery
😁
Scary old wooden bridge! 😨
Great 2nd part and explore, some neat finds. Was that an old fireplace at 1:22? Gave thumbs up as always
Great scenery.
I would say the wall structure looks more like a basement of a house.
Possibly
A dark entity moves to the left of the screen under the tree limbs when you are skipping rocks at 13:35-38 right before Cliff's head comes into view just behind it. A brown bi pedal entity is standing at the far end of the fallen tree at 17:01
I hate when ppl litter and ruin this beauty!! Great video's
The walls in the stone house were probably higher, but you were walking around on the caved in roof which is now part of the ground over the years. What is it 60 yrs.
Gorgeous shots of the water dripping off those rocks! Great videos buddy! I’d love to tag along if you ever come to MI.
Another great video JP, part two was just as interesting as part one. 😊
Ty
Looks like a good place to fish😀
Whoa that bridge reminds me of Abbey and Libbey. You know those innocent young girls murdered in Indiana? Scary and sad. Thankyou for sharing tho.💔✌hey I could use that skillet!😈
Nice skillet indeed.
OMG freaky/scary all the holes...see the brick walls at 22:12...strange considering all the stone walls around...built later? part of town? or something different?
Hi JP and Cliff . God bless 😇 you both and, keep safe always.
Great video and enjoyed it ...😀😀. Thank you for sharing ....
Great as always!! I've been on a hiatus. It's a bit late but, I hope your holidays were blessed And the best of a New Year to you and yours !--- Chris