Creepy Ghost Town Motels in the Middle of Nowhere! 

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My Great Grandfather was the 1st person buried in Tonopah Cemetery just behind the clown motel. He was a Geologist. I was born and raised in Tonopah. Some of my relatives still live there. I am 71 yrs young love watching your videos.

I love your thoughts Senior. You are a really inspiring man. I would be happy and lucky to call you friend. There are way too few people that understand the importance of family, hard work, following your dreams, and respect for nature and the past. Your vlogs are my favorite. Junior is a great youtuber. He is a chip off the block for sure and an amazing young man. I salute you as a father! God bless you and your family! thank you for the awesome content. you never disappoint. ❤❤

That speech in the cemetery senior was on point thank you very much for what you and your son do I hope one day I can meet you guys and shake your hand.

You can tell every time you guys make a video that you both enjoy yourselves very much. College will always be there, experiences with your family and friends won’t. Keep making the days count 👌🔥

Girl in the museum needs a RU-vid channel about the town!

One of your recent videos reminded me how much fun I had on a Jeep tour years ago of Eldorado Mine with my mother. So.... my family came into town lastweek and I took them to Eldorado Mine for the tour. Even having it be a repeat experience for myself I still had an excellent time. The tour guide was so knowledgeable and funny! I swear he deserves his own comedy special on Comedy Central. If you plan on going to Vegas I highly recommend taking the Mine tour, it's only about a 45min drive from the strip and its basically a straight drive right to it.

Mad respect to both of you, thanks for taking us along for the adventure

Hey there Jr. And Sr......... Just a note to say I've really been enjoying these old history videos you've been putting out. Always good to see how things used to be, and how rough life really was. Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, etc...... LOTS of old west history around these parts.

You're getting closer to visiting us up here in Northern Nevada. Thanks for highlighting another part of our great state! If you do end up this way, some of the interesting stories for a video are the 2 battles of pyramid lake and the open top flume water supply to Virginia City from Marlette lake by Tahoe.

I’m from Australia, I Appreciate the effort you guys are making towards your channel, I’ve seen the change since the first lake mead clip, I hope you find your niche, keep at it, even Aussies are watching.

Those door knobs were beautiful 😱

That was a very cool town to see. I too like old Ghost towns.

You guys should have a million subscribers! I enjoy your enthusiasm and love for historic sights.

I remember seeing a house not far from their that was just like those cars 😂

I have to thank you for the dose of reality for everyone, when you talked about the cemetery, stating these people were out trying to do the same thing “we” are doing today, making a living and doing the best for our lives and family. Appreciate the past and the things our forbearers did for our lives today, and respect that we have to do the same today with regards to all before and after.

Love the history in the video!! I want to see more videos like these where you explore an old mining town and learn about its rich history!! Keep up the great work!

Lila, that was a great tour. It always amazes me all the great people who are out there. Another awesome video guys. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Love prospecting that area in the wintertime and checking out the town's buiIdings and oId abandoned mine dumps. So much amazing NEVADA history that it's worth the stay of a few days to expIore, taIk to the IocaIs, and dig around. Ya never know what you'II find! Great video guys! Safe TraveIs

JR has a lot of natural talent and you can’t learn that in college. He is so talented in filming and editing and SR I’m sure you help him and you guys are great partners! Great video Clowns scare me!!

Thank you for posting this video. I was defibrillatored years ago and almost died later from the disease of alcoholism. The importance of two things now stick out: making the best use of today's time, and memories. I was told that nobody ever dies until they are forgotten. I will watch this video again and pause for a few seconds at each. They all had relevant journeys, and we seldom if ever go there. That's where your graveyard discussion took me, anyway. Thanks as well to Mr. Mike Illitch for having EMS at the Fox Theatre in Detroit to save this Canadian's life. I live on lake Huron shore -perch and pickerel.

Hi there, Sr. & Jr. Really appreciate y’all exploring all these historical sites, places I’ll never get to enjoy except through your videos! Junior, at 2:25 in front of the building, instead of mining equipment I believe that is part of a Newspaper Printing Press from the old west! Keep Safe & Healthy!!!

Always a great video and love learning about the old days. Also Zak Baggans from ghost adventures did a investigation there in the town and the clown hotel. That big clown was seen by Zak his hand falling from its lap. Scared him so bad because he hates clowns. That girl gave a great tour.

Thank you Senior for your service and bravery, you and your boys are doing fantastic I enjoy the videos

Wise words from Senior greatly appreciated always love you guys videos. Junior definitely digs in and does his homework. I have to respect that.

Thank you for sharing this history, shows there is a lot to see in America. We forget sometimes we don't need to fly out to foreign countries & history to be learned as well as seen here in the USA. Luv your channel 💯👍🤗 KUDOS👏👏👏👏TO THE SECURITY GUY ‼️

Those wooden grave markers are in really good condition for how old they are, really enjoy the history stories in your videos

Love this stuff! I've always been fascinated with the wild west. All the outlaws and interesting people that populated different growing settlements. My favorite outlaw has always been Billy the Kid. He's got a lot of history out where I grew up in deep south Arizona. My family has a ranch that was settled in the 1800s. There's a conspiracy if you will, surrounding our family. Was told some were outlaws, but for the most part, my father has been tight-lipped, understandably. Lol Very interesting history. Love this! 💞👌😊

Thanks for sharing, I haven't ever seen it in the light of day before. Only watched scary videos about both of these towns usually dark. Cool little towns though. Have a great time and be safe too

Pop's speech at 15:00 about chasing dreams and enjoying every moment in life, spot on sir. Thank you for saying it how you did. So many people need to hear it!

Getting better every time guys

I'm sorry I talk too much I'm disabled and all I have is time and I love your program and about a hundred others but you guys cover it all hunting fishing everything I love to do thank you so much for bringing what you bring two thumbs up so cool

I appreciate your words of wisdom senior! As a young man barely 22 years of age, my life is barely starting. Only I can shape how the rest of my life will go and I realized I have to live my life to the fullest because we only have one. And if we don’t follow our dreams and do what make us happy, we will die regretting everything we didn’t do. So thank you 🙏🏼 Also I’m happy for all the fame you guys are receiving and I hope you guys keep getting more recognition. You guys deserve it! keep up the hard work.

I've traveled thru that town many a time, always been a little scary. Goldfield Hotel supposed to be most haunted place in Nevada.

The desert fries everything ! Even brains ! 👀 🤔

It was built in 1907 So it’s pretty oldish… bless you!!! I’m from England and 1907 was like last year!! Just wanna give you a hug and tell you it’ll be fine! X

Lol Tonapah is a hop skip and jump to Vegas so definitely not the middle of nowhere

As a Jason Voorhees fan and cosplay actor, I have made many appearances at parties and such. That room with Jason' painting in it sold me, I'd stay there in a heartbeat!

Different but loving it!

Thanks guy's Nevada has lots of history that people would not ever see but it's great that you guy's are showing us. What your doing makes people want to go check it out. This is an awesome channel and I always look forward to watching not only for the history but also for the fishing thanks again guy's KEEP IT COMING

Love this channel ❤ Senior, you’re son will learn more exploring with you,than he ever would at one of those schools. You are teaching him everything he will need with humility. In these days, that is something sorely needed. Just keep on,keeping on ❤️🙏🏻😇👍🏻

If it were not for your videography I would never have seen all these fantastic sights. Thank you.

Perfect timing for an SCO video.

"It's not the Bates motel," he says in front of a Norman Bates-like clown with dripping knife. Love it.

I’ve driven through Goldfield many times, driving from Las Vegas to Bishop, California, and always thought about stopping at the Visitor Center but never did. Thank you for taking us through the Center. It was most interesting.

I am a lover of history in any form. Tombstone is one of my favorite movies. Excellent content. That Exorcist inspired clown room made me nervous. 😱

Wyatt Earp is almost legendary. Many people are surprised to learn that he really existed, yet his brother was still around when my grandparents were children. Thanks for this video. It's one of your best. Greetings from England.

This kids dad has, and is teaching him more than a college could. I love Sr.’s questions, they are usually pretty deep. It’s a good, he’s a good balance with the youth of the son.

Another great history video senior and jr and that young girl was also very informative. I’m still amazed about all the hidden gems in Nevada. Thanks again I look forward to the next history video. Have you guys ever thought about exploring Mt Charleston?

This channel has turned into my go to for SouthWest history, which a lot of folks have no idea. Know your roots folks and follow SCO!

I love this show. Senior has tons of wisdom and makes his boys a priority. Junior tells great stories and explains history. Awesome. Thank you for sharing the videos of your Nevada home guys. Love it.

Love the insight of your Father Adrian. My Father survived Chosin Reservoir and was one hell of a marine. I never had any real conversation with him -he was very hard and strict. You are a lucky guy to have a Dad that is grounded in your future.

i actually like Tonopah, it's an old small mining town with some cool sites to see. That A&W at the Hotel got some good floats too !

Love Tonapah. Found some of my best arrowheads and artifacts there. Goldfield and Westwood, where I live, have almost the exact history, down to once being considered for the State Capital. Fire is what took Westwood too. It's amazing how similar the stories are. Enjoy remembering and learning about the places you go. Thanks for taking us along. Always a good watch.

Great tour guys, thanks for taking us along with you.

Outstanding! You always have great content! Enjoyed watching this!

Heartfelt and much appreciated!

I love this idea of all the small towns and history of Nevada. Keep it up guys!

I like senior's thoughts and agree with alot of them. I really appreciate the honesty and sincerity from your family o these videos. Thanks guys

I absolutely ADORE those purple door handles 💜!!!

Really cool history that's guys for bringing us along .

Really cool stuff that you guys are exploring! Keep it up! 🙂

Boy, that was a fun trip. Thanks for taking us along. So interesting.

Awesome video Adrian !!! Good work guys!!!

Love the channel and history of NV, and the fishing too. Keep it real!!

keep up the great work fellas. ill keep tuning in! much love

Guys, this was an EXCELLENT video!!! I’ve been to Tonopah&Goldfield, visited both places. As a bass fisherman I always watch all the videos but really enjoy the exploring you do. As a subscriber to Nevada Magazine I’ve been all over the state and Jr. may I suggest maybe contacting them to further your career as a freelancer 🤷‍♂️. Also consider contacting Wonderhussy(look her up), for more adventures. I was stationed in Indian Springs 40+ years ago and will be moving to Pahrump soon. Enjoy the videos, keep them coming.

Love hearing about old places like this staying alive against the odds. Another place I need to visit. Thx guys, happy holidays.

Love your videos . I always look forward to your new vids.

Thanks for the video fellas. I appreciated the advice senior gave and sorry for the loss. Glad to hear junior is following his dreams to that’s great stuff man.

Love yalls channel. This is a great vlog - loved learning about the city.

Man you guys should go into the Goldfield hotel...Ive seen it many times on tv and passed by it several times.

Great info as always. Love history!! Keep it up👍

Great post, keep up the great content!

Thanks again for another great video. We learn a lot from your films

Love these videos, always been drawn to places like this. Thanks for sharing.

I've been there a few times, I miss living out west. Thanks for the walk down memory lane fellas, much love

2:29 You should check out the Burning Man Festival videos, pops up out in the Utah desert for 10 days every year since 1991. Amazing deep house kinda music, funky vehicle art and art in general. I've sat for hours watching these videos. This is maybe where the car thing comes from.

Dad, has some very valuable messages for everyone, I hope everyone was listening, what an awsome family, your son is on his way to many good things, great job Dad 👍

Awesome history lesson. Thanks fellas.

This is a fabulous video. I love your watching your visits to Ghost Towns and old good mines. This is a part of history that's all new to me. Thank you from Wales.

Thank you guys for taken us along on theses adventures 🙏🏼😇

Great video

Love this video. I like how your videos range in topic but u always bring it back full circle and tie it all together. Its Nevada!!

Just loved rhis podcast ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing. 😀

GREAT video! The outdoors Is always an adventure bust so is the unknown! I'm obssesed with al paranormal/abandoned history ! I'm glad you guys are tapin into this genre . 👍👍Lots of love from Vegas (Hendo) 💕💕

Awesome tour! Great video, that security guard was pretty cool to show you guys around 👍👍

Amazing video as always!!! Thanks again for the knowledge! Never stop making videos!

Loved the tour. Junior if you like doing this please continue. I enjoy the program.

Great video guys, so interesting to see all that mining history and the old hotels 👻

Love your videos...I live in central Nevada and have been to most all the places you explore but never get tired of seeing them again. Thanks for bringing back memories 😍

The west has so many fascinating places I am looking forward to visiting. Not sure If I would want to live in a desert, I do like the seasons of the midwest, but thanks for giving me more destinations I am looking forward to visiting when I retire. Great video.

This is one of my top fave channels. Ive seen you grow so much over the last few months and cat wait to see more growth. Not only in numbers, but also content wise. You both have a lot to share with the world.

Thanks so much for sharing the history of this old town. God bless y’all from Haysville Kansas

You guys are great. Another great video. Thank you.

VERY COOL! LOVE THE CONTENT!

Great job you guys! Next time you do a piece on Tonopah, you need to get into the Stealth Fighter being designed and tested in Tonopah. It was the "flying black triangle" reported for about 10 years in the area. Keep up the good work.

I enjoy your vids and check frequently for new episodes. I grew up in Arizona and the Colorado River has been a part of my life, one way or another, most of my life. At one time the Colorado River flowed into the Sea of Cortez. Reduced flows and diversion in Mexico for Agriculture (Morales Dam I think) stopped the flow into the Sea of Cortez. One one occasion years ago (1963?) I was talking to one of the original settlers (land squatter) near Cibola (South of Blythe, CA) who told me that there used to be schools of "Colorado River Salmon" that swam up the river from the south to spawn. I later learned that these were the now endangered Sea of Cortez Totoaba. In the early 1970's I used to camp near El Gulfo de Santa Clara and in talking to the local fishermen that the Totoaba was still relatively plentiful though declining.I was shown two large specimen's from a recent catch that must have been at the upper end of their growth range. It would be interesting to see what changes have taken place along the river south of Blythe to the Sea of Cortez; how it has impacted the local people, environment and fishing. Any story about this should include mention of the severely endangered Vaquity Porpoise who's fate is tied to the Totoaba in a strange way

Amazing and historical! Great video! Thank you for sharing!

this channel is just getting better and better. I started watching just because of the lake levels videos, and enjoy the fishing even though I have never caught a fish in my life haha but my favorite are your history and exploration videos. You do it really really well. I can only speak for myself but I enjoy these the best. I like the variety you offer though too. cooking, fishing, exploring, history ...many channels just always do the same thing more or less in each video. Something about your personalities and way of speaking is very appealing as well, it's like relaxing and enjoyable just hearing you all talk. like unintentional ASMR.my stress level just goes down as soon as I tune in.