Hi Jon and Jacob! Thanks for the video tour of this mine! My great-grandpa died in a coal-mining accident in 1899 near Ashland, Pennsylvania. His wife, my grandma's stepmother, went back to Wisconsin with most of her children. I believe one son stayed behind to work at the mine, probably to send money to his widowed mother. My late husband and I have taken the underground tours of the Quincy mine in northern Michigan and the Tower-Sudan mine in northeastern Minnesota but neither of them had animatronics.
What a fantastic experience....Kentucy Coal Museum a fantastic tour explaining coal mining....thank you Jon for a educational video showing your family's ancesters lives being coal miners. 10 thumbs up
John I have been a follower of yours and Jacob's channels since your humble beginnings. I really enjoyed this! It took me back to my elementary years. It reminds me of the films they would show us back then. Thank you once again. It was great!
My Grandpa was in the war & was a POW. When he did make it home he worked in the coal mines there in his home town in Pa.! I never met him but i couldn't be anymore proud to say he's my Grandpa & IS part of U.S. History X's 2!!
my dad worked the kentucky coal mines before i was born but died when i was 27...if he were alive today, he would be 108 in august...we still have his coal miners hat and lantern that he used...what a hard hard life he had
Fascinating! A lot of the older men in my family worked in those old coal mines. I still have their lanterns they wore on their heads. My Grandpa died of black lung, in this very house actually when I was 8. Thanks for another awesome video Jon! I love seeing stuff like this.
Hey Jon. Thank you for the amazing history tour of the coal mine. My Great Grandfather was a coal miner. Very interesting. That's why I love your channel, you keep Exploration Unknown new and fresh with your idea's. Keep them coming...... Thanks again, much love and be safe.
Pretty kewl. Not many people actually learn or want to learn and decern the difference how people lived and appreciated life with only the basic needs. Specially if they lived in a worst situation.
Oh my god Jon I absolutely freaking love this video. I'm a paranormal bigfoot junkie but first I'm a eastern ky coal miners daughter.. This was wonderful my friend. Thankyou for making it
Really great video Jon! My grandfather worked in the mines of west Virginia, then moved to Missouri & worked in the mines here. He was one of the black lung victims. He lived to his 70's. So glad you did this video!
I was so amazed with that animatronic, it was almost like a real person. I never seen an animatronic, that moved and spoke in such a realistic way. Wow! "The one leaning on the shovel"
Very neat attraction Jon thanks for sharing! I've always found coal mining interesting both for the railroading portion as well as my family background regarding mining. Hope you're doing well!
I need to rent a car and take my dad to see this place. He's always talking about the coal mines and railroads of (east) Ky., Va., W.V., N.C. and Tn. Thank You for sharing!
This was so cool John.. Its time though, to move into, and onto cleaner fuels that dont waist life...Thank you for the wonderful history of this single mine of many...
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Hi Jon and Jacob! Thanks for the video tour of this mine! My great-grandpa died in a coal-mining accident in 1899 near Ashland, Pennsylvania. His wife, my grandma's stepmother, went back to Wisconsin with most of her children. I believe one son stayed behind to work at the mine, probably to send money to his widowed mother. My late husband and I have taken the underground tours of the Quincy mine in northern Michigan and the Tower-Sudan mine in northeastern Minnesota but neither of them had animatronics.
This was great! My husband was a 3rd generation coal miner. He mined for 21 years until the mine shut down. Peabody Mine #10.
What a fantastic experience....Kentucy Coal Museum a fantastic tour explaining coal mining....thank you Jon for a educational video showing your family's ancesters lives being coal miners. 10 thumbs up
John I have been a follower of yours and Jacob's channels since your humble beginnings. I really enjoyed this! It took me back to my elementary years. It reminds me of the films they would show us back then. Thank you once again. It was great!
My Grandpa was in the war & was a POW. When he did make it home he worked in the coal mines there in his home town in Pa.! I never met him but i couldn't be anymore proud to say he's my Grandpa & IS part of U.S. History X's 2!!
This is wonderful. My grandfather came to this country from Italy and worked in the coal mines
my dad worked the kentucky coal mines before i was born but died when i was 27...if he were alive today, he would be 108 in august...we still have his coal miners hat and lantern that he used...what a hard hard life he had
Great video, Jon! I think a day you don't learn something , is a day wasted! Keep em coming! 👍♥️✌️
I love being able to travel from home! Great video, very interesting! Thank you
That was pretty cool! Thanks for taking us- because I'm claustrophobic, and won't ever do it myself! LOL!!
Great video John., Very interesting to see how ppl lived back then working in the coal mines. Thank you for sharing.
Fascinating! A lot of the older men in my family worked in those old coal mines. I still have their lanterns they wore on their heads. My Grandpa died of black lung, in this very house actually when I was 8. Thanks for another awesome video Jon! I love seeing stuff like this.
Hey Jon. Thank you for the amazing history tour of the coal mine. My Great Grandfather was a coal miner. Very interesting. That's why I love your channel, you keep Exploration Unknown new and fresh with your idea's. Keep them coming...... Thanks again, much love and be safe.
Pretty kewl. Not many people actually learn or want to learn and decern the difference how people lived and appreciated life with only the basic needs. Specially if they lived in a worst situation.
Thank Jon, for sharing that. I found it very interesting, and educational.
Oh my god Jon I absolutely freaking love this video. I'm a paranormal bigfoot junkie but first I'm a eastern ky coal miners daughter.. This was wonderful my friend. Thankyou for making it
I really enjoyed being able to join you and the Carpetbagger on this explore!
Really great video Jon! My grandfather worked in the mines of west Virginia, then moved to Missouri & worked in the mines here. He was one of the black lung victims. He lived to his 70's. So glad you did this video!
thank you so much for this. it was quite an eye opening video on mining. Great video.
Hi Jon , Carpetbagger , much love guys. Be safe traveling, ware your masks guys
Interesting ride . Very well depicted . Big case of Deja vu Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
That was really awesome to see. Thank you for taking the time to share this experience with us.
That was amazing thanks for the tour
That was interesting, looks like fun riding in there to, thanks for sharing Jon love ❤✌Cali🌴
That was really neat Jon. Loved the accent! Fascinating information about mining. Backbone of our country. Have a great day.
That was so awesome I really enjoyed that, I would like to go there,, Thanks be safe!
Thank you I really enjoyed this video keep up all the awesomeness. From Arkansas. May your family be blessed
What an awesome tour! Would never get the chance to visit something like this. Thank you so much for sharing this Jon.
I really liked this it was good. My Daddy was a miner. It was interesting! Thanks
Good Grief That was Better Than Walt Disney World 😅😂 Thanks for Sharing this 👏👏😊❤️🙏
It was amazing to watch and I learned a lot from this. Thank you for sharing.
Nice work blessings
I was so amazed with that animatronic, it was almost like a real person. I never seen an animatronic, that moved and spoke in such a realistic way. Wow! "The one leaning on the shovel"
Very neat attraction Jon thanks for sharing! I've always found coal mining interesting both for the railroading portion as well as my family background regarding mining. Hope you're doing well!
Fascinating thanks for posting
Thank u so much that was great really
This looks like a very cool journey.
I remember this video from a few months back when you first posted it. Still great to the history of coal mining. 👍😎
My gramps had ta have part of a lung removed due ta workin in the mines. ❤ the video..😊
Enjoyed watching this one
That was very interesting.
Before I forget Jon, I wrote you a letter and mailed it to your P.O. Box two weeks ago tomorrow Sat. This was interesting to see.
I need to rent a car and take my dad to see this place. He's always talking about the coal mines and railroads of (east) Ky., Va., W.V., N.C. and Tn. Thank You for sharing!
This was cool to see, I like how they made it seem like every thing was fine & peachy working down in there tho lol
So spooky! I love the underground though! :D :D :D
Awesome vid keep it up 👍
Very informative thankyou
I worked in the mines for 15 years ....we did that every day
I want to visit this place!
enjoyed this video, my grandfather was a coal miner until he fell from the steeple and broke his back
My cousin works as a driver delivering parts for the coal mines.
loved it .
My Grandpa moved from Missouri to CA to work for US STEEL IN SAN FRANCISCO He died at 83 with emphysema
Way to go John.I would not go in.I don't like small places.Have fun u both.
Awesome video brother you and Jacob need to go on a Hunt with me and Marcella when you have time
Give me a date and I’ll be there
keep up good work
ty awesome vid..:-)
Good video
Loretta Lynn's father was a coal miner.
The last time I talk with her was November last year and she said she'd been sick
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Any Tommyknockers in there Jon.?
Hey john can you call stacy from misguided roadtrip see how she doing let us know we miss her
Hi. I miss Stacy too. I'm she is doing Ok ? ☺👍🇨🇦
This was so cool John.. Its time though, to move into, and onto cleaner fuels that dont waist life...Thank you for the wonderful history of this single mine of many...
I thought the orange clown said he was bringing the coat back to life lmao seems like he lie about it tlk
Interesting. But the planet hasn't been around millions of years. Just thousands. Cheryl54
This dark ride is so boring it makes even a Bill Tracy creation look exciting.
gm john n jacob from ohio where its hot...lol
0:57 they have a daughter working at the mine, if the family did not have a son?
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