Abandoned Tunnel UNDER a Cemetery 

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There is an old coal mine under the cemetery where my Dad’s parents are buried. There’s subsidence all around the grounds. My Mom’s Dad wanted to be buried outside the city away from the mines. He was a miner and was injured and blinded in a mine explosion. He said he didn’t want to go “back to the mines”😢

Nice explore, the "smoke stack" is a typical ventilation shaft. They served dual purposes, they where used during the construction to speed it up, rather than start at one end or even both ends to meet in the middle they would dig down vertically and start digging and blasting towards each other. Then they lined them with bricks as they worked on finishing the full tunnel after the pilot tunnels where complete and then lining that, after construction they acted as ventilation. They fine tuned the depth/length of each tunnel with the extra "Chimney" on top so it would encourage the desired air circulation, the tuned lengths would create an upward draft from some and induction from the portal or other shafts.

So neat how the "smoke stack" cut through the rock upwards was crudely shaped then dressed up with a nice looking facade on surface.

Awesome video! I was born & raised in the neighboring town of North Bergen, NJ. From the early 1970's through the early 1980's, me & my friends practically lived at this spot. We spent many days & nights partying there. Above & off to the side of the tracks was a hangout spot that we called Slippery Rock. The train was still running at least once a day and we would ride the train through the tunnel & hop off in Edgewater. If anyone has any questions about this spot, hit me up and I'll try to answer as best as I can. Peace! Thanks for the video, Chris!

Thank you, Chris!❤

Very interesting, amazing what was built all those yesrs ago and still in decent condition, thanks Jay & Chris 😊

Back in the 80s when I was a kid about 12 years old me and two of my friends entered the portal on the western side and exited over by the river. Was quite an act of bravery as the tunnel was big taboo supposedly having “devil worshippers” and murderers living in it. All was well and the 3 children made it through and then walked back home up and over the hill getting home before night. Other then the black face from the coal dust, we made it and nobody ever knew. 30 years later, my father moved to Henry street where two houses down, was the air shaft in someone’s back yard. It didn’t take me long to realize WOW! I was always curious where that shaft went up to, and my dad moved right next door, how strange. I want to say that the portal to this tunnel impressed me so much, that I became a tunnel enthusiast and explored abandoned mines, train tunnels and sewers, over a hundred of them. Little did I know, the true darkness that was calling was esoteric and, that darkness is very, very close and intimate to all of us.

Great job Chris, best stories and adventures all the time!

I just love watching your channels and what adventures you’re going on. How do you find out about this stuff? It’s very interesting and often fascinating. Some make me sad and others make me want to go out and have an adventure too.

Awesome editing as well as the video and the history.

NYS&W Fairview-Edgewater Tunnel. Enter thru Fairview, mile later you’re in Edgewater NJ ❤🚂

Tunnels are amazing. I live in Brockville Ontario Canada. Home of the oldest railway tunnel in Canada actually exists under the downtown core of Brockville, Ontario. They have reworked the tunnel and it's open to the public to walk thru come and see!! I enjoy your videos!!

Crazy that you never said where this is!! 🙄🤨

You couldn't pay me to walk through that tunnel 😄

Even though the cemetery was "established" after the train tracks were there, I would go check the graves. There's a cemetery in my neighborhood established in 1890, but there are graves from 1830s, etc... Thanks for the video 👍🇺🇸

I found an article on “only in your state” that discusses the presumed hauntings… The tunnel has three openings, its entrance, exit, and a giant vent (it was to eliminate carbon monoxide poisoning from the rain smoke).

It’s always cool to see you do a collaboration video Chris. Keep up the great work and take care!

That one segment around the 2:00 mark with the water dripping down mysteriously in the dark eeriness from the ceiling brought me right back to 1979 watching that classic science fiction movie "Alien"!! Spooky!! Jim C.

'End of the line' lol. Nice hat too

Two videos in a week nice 😊

Thanks Jay and Chris

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This is an absolutely Excellent and well researched documentary. Thank you both very much, you guys are Awesome!. 👊🏻

Oh would love to explore this. Very cool video. Thank you for sharing.

Awesome Video👏🏻Thank You For Sharing!🙂👍🏻

I had that same thought seconds before you brought it up - like what if the caskets fall through?!! Glad to know I’m not the only one. Super cool find! Thanks for sharing!!

Wow that's so cool!! Appreciate you sharing!

Yes i started wondering if the graves were safe. Glad they are. Hi Jay and enjoyed the video.

Wow!! Another world 😮 You find So many hidden gems🌟 Love everything you post! Been following you forever 💙🙏🏻🌟

It is very interesting. And thank you Chris for these great video 👍

Excellent adventure! Learn something new everyday!😊

Great explo exploration and history lessen thanks for the video and thanks for taking us alone

AMAZING VIDEO!!!!

Great Video 💯💯💯💯

There are railway tunnels in the UK that still have these vents in the ceiling

YOU’RE THE MAN BROTHER!

These are your vids i love, the exploring ones,cheers from the United states off England..👍

8:23 i thought that rock has a head... lol

"only feet above here are dead people" then a decomposing foot drops from the ceiling.

Wow what a cool place. I'll bet it's pretty scary going through there at night time.

I like when you and Jay go out together. The other guy too, his name escapes me ATM. It's safer for both of you and you bounce ideas and information back and forth.

That kinda looks like the tunnel and cemetery used as a filming location in the 1988 movie "Return of the Living Dead part 2"

Cool Vid ⚜

The calcium build up if from all the devolved bones from up above............spooooky

Super cool 😎

UGH...... That water dripping in the tunnel, what is it picking up as it filters through the old rotting caskets? Just food for thought. "Sorry, I'll go home now."

This one is very cool! Thanks for walking through so we could see the full tunnel. Too bad there weren’t any coffins, j.k.

Always interesting 🥰

Cool 😎! The smoke stack would be near in your backyard 😂😂

Hello!!!!!

Hard hats might have been a good idea for that underground adventure.

That all depends on who you are burying. Some people should go a few feet deeper.

Very cool 👍

Thats a neat tunnel

COOL explore

Flew the drone down into the stack hell yeah man!

The best youtuber

I'm surprised it wasn't full of bats ? Thanks for the tour.

I know a GAME cigarillo wrapper when I see one 😂 0:53

quiet neighbors :)

I've watch a few of these abandoned places videos. I always find them fascinating. But I wish you urban explores would wear a hard hat.

I was relieved to see you had someone to go in with you😮😅

I bet that dripping water is chock full of deceased loved ones!

I wouldn't want that dead people water juice dripping on me...

That’s body juices flowing through the ceiling they’re dripping on you

Always Great videos, would love to see you do a Karen Silkwood video

bore holes. used to check the alinement and removal of spoil

Haven't been keeping up with youth videos lately.been slacking hard lol..so I got a bit of a back catalog to work thru! Looking forward to it

I can't help but wonder the distance from the bottom of the graves, and where the top of the tunnel begins.... Any information on that?

Were those cable boxes of some sort at 9:45. ?

I don't know how you do it. I'm half way thru yr video and I'm dieing. Gotta go.

Must like all that leaking sewage dripping on them lol!

Calcium? You mean bone juice 🤣💀

A more appropriate question would be: “What came first? The dinosaur or the egg?” 😉

Ha..i went in this tunnel with my friends...as teen we did it without flashlights...it was exciting times.we came out black full of soot. Look up midway there is an opening you cam see the sky.

1:59 From a corpse who was a heavy drinker. 😉

I certainly would NOT purchase a home with a huge chimney in my back yard, that’s just very strange, nor near a cemetery, WTF? What happens if that behemoth Chimney starts to collapse? F-that noise!

How much coverage from the tunnel to the surface

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No, a casket can't fall through 60 plus feet of solid Rock!

Mmm showering in dead people water. 5:14

Just think pull on one brick everything might come down 😮

Many unanswered Questions in your Expeditions the only thing I can see is money spend for Nothing in most Cases Tax Payers Money can feed the World. Secrets/and more secrets/in some cases they never use at all...sad ,,,,but good to Watch.keep doin it

A cemetery should never have been sited over a tunnel and a tunnel should never have been sited under a cemetery !

Wow a brick roof seems like a very bad idea. Tuck pointing (replacing cement btw bricks) is necessary in even the most quiet neighborhood buildings. In a structure that by it's very nature is under enormous stress? Really really not smart.

Corpse juice dripping down the walls.

the town drunk dug it and he dug it too deep... unbeknownst to me he's still down there asleep...

The "smoke stack" would be to ventilate because of the steam engines ..

Body purified spring water

Bin there an filmed it Whitney Houston is buried right near there.

“Interesting” Manhole What was the technology and need for a septic system under a train track inside a tunnel?

What city is this by / in ?

Ive listened to victims of human trafficking stating that they used these for nefarious purposes.

Wonder from where all this calcium come from...

Hey guys, that was cool, if you don't believe everything you hear, you go check it out yourself, it was creepy enough, and it looked like risky business to venture through, better you guys then me, ha-ha!!!!!!! it was cool... Greg the Egg.

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am glad a stiffee didnt fall on you my loveee

So glad no more Lamont vids ❤