95. Trip around Copperfield, Ghost Town.

[@Detsteve]

Great history. A little snapshot of the mining industry in America. Thanks so much.

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thanks, I like (a little snapshot)

[@markbowles2382]

Absolutely amazing to me, so much history everywhere all around us, the earth is soaked in the blood sweat and tears of human endeavor, thanks for sharing the rich knowledge of this place.

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thanks, I love history, but the history of Bingham is etched in my heart.

[@dennisjensen6142]

I always love your videos. Thank you for taking the time and being able to share history.

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thank you for that comment, I love this history of Bingham

[@KerleyExpress]

it be cool to see a ghost town i really like that bridge and the trans line another great video

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thanks, I think you need to make that bridge for your layout.

[@RevDavid-kp3vd]

Brought up many memories...Thanks! I lived in one of the 2 two-story duplexes called Terrace Heights.

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thank you for commenting, I think Terrace Height would have been a fun place to live.

[@RevDavid-kp3vd]

I was working in the mine at age 16, and went to Korea at 17. @@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339

[@brookingsbeachcomber]

great informative vid

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thank You!

[@usvet76]

Where do you find all these photographs? My father was from Bingham Canyon, and I remember all the stories he use to tell me growing up in the 50’s there. It’s nice to see all these pictures it puts the stories into perspective.

[@binghamcanyonandcopperking6339]

Thanks for the comment, I have been collecting pictures and books on Bingham for many years, my friends Larry Sax and Berry skinner has many photos, I scanned for them. They can be found at utahrails.net. Facebook group, (Bingham canyon history) share many Bingham pictures.