The Magic Geekdom Hey hey! Thanks guys! It was about time I got off my butt and did some real vlogging. Especially after the last two weeks, haha. The Booze is the band at the beginning. They’re one of Atlanta’s finest, but sadly they’re no longer together. They have 4 albums and should be on iTunes. If not, let me know and I can share music with you!
The Magic Geekdom Actually. It looks like The Booze took all of their music down from iTunes and there is a different band with the same name. If you like what you hear, I can link a dropbox with their 4 albums to you.
You're talking about my town since 1978. Roswell has changed so much. When I was a kid, the Old Mill was just in the woods. There were no bridges, railings or park tourist area. It was just hippie trails in the woods. Word is Sherman did burn Roswell, because he had a cousin here. Also the free mason story. If you look at Roswell, it has much of it's plantations, cottages, The mill... etc. Sherman did send all the women mill workers up North, and he did disable the mill. The Mill has had two lives. the old mill civil war text tiles, and the share cropping late 1800's into the early 20th century. Maybe al the way to the 1950s. By the 80s it is the little mall and restaurant space. Maybe even call it three lives. I will also note, many of the historic older houses were torn down for progress in th e60's, 70's, 80's... Finally Roswell started to preserve better. Roswell United Methodist, had an old home on the property, where my BF lived, while we attended Attended Roswell Elementary, on Mimosa Blvd. Ghost stories galore. Exploring Roswell is much more safe and organic these days, and not just old infrastructure over grown with Kudzo. We used to be able to go into that old mill building and investigate. I'd say there was for sure something paranormal, but more over the newer Roswell Mill building at the top of the hill... With the old elevator. The rock markers are for slaves and the poor help. There are a ton of even unmarked graves on the other side of Roswell, where I've had my own ghostly experiences.
I’m sorry, I have no idea how I missed this comment. My apologies for the late response. I don’t, unfortunately. I’m not even sure if the ghost tour in this town still exists.
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Very interesting!! ☆☆ great info and storytelling!
Hey hey! Thank you and Thanks for watching!
We really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing this place with us! I really dug the music at the beginning too!
The Magic Geekdom Hey hey! Thanks guys! It was about time I got off my butt and did some real vlogging. Especially after the last two weeks, haha. The Booze is the band at the beginning. They’re one of Atlanta’s finest, but sadly they’re no longer together. They have 4 albums and should be on iTunes. If not, let me know and I can share music with you!
The Magic Geekdom Actually. It looks like The Booze took all of their music down from iTunes and there is a different band with the same name. If you like what you hear, I can link a dropbox with their 4 albums to you.
You're talking about my town since 1978. Roswell has changed so much. When I was a kid, the Old Mill was just in the woods. There were no bridges, railings or park tourist area. It was just hippie trails in the woods. Word is Sherman did burn Roswell, because he had a cousin here. Also the free mason story. If you look at Roswell, it has much of it's plantations, cottages, The mill... etc. Sherman did send all the women mill workers up North, and he did disable the mill. The Mill has had two lives. the old mill civil war text tiles, and the share cropping late 1800's into the early 20th century. Maybe al the way to the 1950s. By the 80s it is the little mall and restaurant space. Maybe even call it three lives. I will also note, many of the historic older houses were torn down for progress in th e60's, 70's, 80's... Finally Roswell started to preserve better. Roswell United Methodist, had an old home on the property, where my BF lived, while we attended Attended Roswell Elementary, on Mimosa Blvd. Ghost stories galore. Exploring Roswell is much more safe and organic these days, and not just old infrastructure over grown with Kudzo. We used to be able to go into that old mill building and investigate. I'd say there was for sure something paranormal, but more over the newer Roswell Mill building at the top of the hill... With the old elevator. The rock markers are for slaves and the poor help. There are a ton of even unmarked graves on the other side of Roswell, where I've had my own ghostly experiences.
I love this kind of stuff! Thanks for sharing!!
Duuuude! Great video. I love it. Keep up the wonderful work.
Geno Vicario Thanks man! I was really proud of this one!
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Do you know who does the best ghost tours live? We are visiting soon!
I’m sorry, I have no idea how I missed this comment. My apologies for the late response. I don’t, unfortunately. I’m not even sure if the ghost tour in this town still exists.