Enormous 25 Ft Long Rock Lined Privy in Pa 

Best bottle dig I have ever seen!

Grest to see you in My State but on the Opposite side 👍😂 .. another digger is Born 👍…Please move out here , that would be Fantastic, Adamstown is waiting for you Im a hour away … !!!! We would be digging every weekend … nice dig Dave n Friends ,

I wrote a comment, then finished watching the video. Came back and my comment disappeared. Lol. Oh well. I was just saying how cool it was that you got to be there to pass on your knowledge to a new digger. I think you brought some luck along with you, by the look of all those jugs and hutches. My goodness, they were one on top of the other trying to show off. Lol. This was just way to much fun. Thanks for taking us along with you.

Wow! I have never seen a privy that big! So many neat bottles coming out of there.

Amazing how big that privy is!

Funny you’ve got those young men smelling bottles 😂. That was a nice dig!! Stay safe

Thanks for sharing your video I enjoyed it You all had a awesome place to dig and the amount of bottles WOW nice jugs to.⚒️👏👍♥️🗝️

Awesome awesome awesome gentlemen. Nice big ole community privy loaded with goodies. Very nicely done love this video.

Hello 👋 from New York you Guy's Found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was all the Hutchinson Bottles Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next God Bless you All 🙏

Good stuff Dave some nice bottles dug there , Hope you and Shelly do get out of Illinois it seems like a pretty crazy place, be safe.

Always a pleasure and thank you for sharing this great educational material....I'm in central Pennsylvania. 👁️⚡ Looks like a typical canal public privy.

Awesome!!! Can’t get enough of the Beeler family digging. God Bless you all ! Bud

Looks like fun !! Good finds, y'all !!! 👍

Once dug a huge cistern that was filled with nothing but rocks and bottles-no dirt.It was amazing how many bottles were whole/Undamaged.The prize in that one was a Old Phoenix Bourbon, SF by Naber, Alfs & Brune Pumpkinseed

Congrats to the young man, first dig. blessings.

What a wierd coincidence. I live by Punxsy and have dug for years. My gg grandfather owned a brewery in Punxsy late 1880s early 1890s

Great job fellows ! Keep us posted on your cool finds !

I understand the back pain AND wantin to move, bein in California. Used to be lovely here, all different. Weather, prices, lawless, people, gas, and yes, taxes. Best of luck.

Nice digging Dave n Friends that made me left hutch from Philly with the finger up I'm only 20 minutes from well actually now I'm only 15 minutes from Philly it made me laugh. There was some nice bottle's coming out . Oh they were smelling the bottles all n all look like a real good day 👍. Thanks for sharing with use Dave it was interesting n a good one 👍. Bless u all n ur Family's n Friends n animals n Loved One's .... 😇

So many awesome finds... love all the jugs !!👍👍

Thank You All 😁🎃🙋‍♀️

Whoa ! What a stack of bottles and small jugs ! Awesome! Thanks for sharing with us

cool dave , good for you to dig with the youth, I will pray you find some more old dumps to dig and that Gods angels be with you

Great hunt, Dave! Enjoyed this greatly! Looking forward to seeing more digs from the road! Take care, be safe and God bless!🇺🇸

You found a honey hole,nice bottles

Re: smelly stuff. My dad, ( born in 2926), claimed that he and Uncle Joe would place a chunk of Limberger cheese inside the muffler of an opponent's car, so that when it heated up...well, you can imagine. This was a fun dig. Thanks for sharing it!

Nice privy. Good amount of Hutchinson. Must have been healthy I don’t remember too many meds. One things for sure, the Hungarians loved to drink!

Great video. I believe I bought a few blob tops from you on eBay years back. A yackel alton Illinois sodas.

nice digs great hutches God Bless and looking forward to the next one

the outline of the roots on the right side of the screen just after 37:15 looks 😅like a man sitting in the hole with u

25 ft x 8 feet width would then make 50 sh****r holes back-to-back and side-by-side that could have only been a military base latrine, Civil War military latrine, or (as said) Pennsylvania huge coal mining latrine. Lotta sh*** to dig through - someone was eating and dumping at a fantastic rate needing so many holes !!!

P J Ritter Company (ketchup) started 1854 in Bridgeton NJ. Later there is the P J Ritter Company of Philadelpha PA (ketchup), operating up into the 1920s and beyond with P J Ritter still in business (!).

Wow that was a huge privy. I have never heard of a community one. Great fun watching and meeting new diggers on your channel. Dave you all found great blobs and crocks and other embossed bottles. No marbles? Take care, God Bless.

Great finds well done

Awesome dig

Digger Dave, Wow Dave that sure was a huge privy. I've never seen one so large. And I've never heard of a community privy. But I sure enjoyed seeing all those Hutchinson coming out. And all the jugs were different from each other, I was glad that Shane dug up a stenciled one. How many hutches did you dig out? Do you get to keep the bottles that you dig out or how does that work out? What was the total amount of dug bottles? Enjoy the video. Take care ✌

With all those whiskey jugs - you wonder who was having their hutch whiskey/soda water or whiskey/mineral water drinks (!).

So with Hostetter Bitters created in 1853 and Hutchinson bottle stoppers in 1879, and a few food bottles (mining camp mess hall using raw and tin canned foods vs glassware food items of 1870s-1880s----), this coal mine must have had a very large contingent of miners ... 3 shifts of 50 miners = 150 and 50 holes for the miners after eating a good mining camp meal.

Beeler ?, Beeler ?, Beeler ? ....

That's my uncle

Whoever was c*****g out those big boulders was one BIGGGGG Paul Bunyan - and some terrible constipation to boot !!!

Come to pa we will dig

How do you find these places? I’m in Scotland and I can’t find a single dump to dig.

I would definitely metal detect all that shit

Looks like a typical Janesville coal miners community privy dump. 😂😂

So...we venture into cess pit adventures? Uninvited and quite off-topic I wish to share my family experience regarding cess pit archeology: Whilst bulldozing our summer home's landscape our Father accidently broke the lid of our family's septic tank. The sight of that now silenced and nearly vertical John Deere sinking into our yard was a staggering memory. But...for us two teenage brothers...our unavoidable glance into the pits of sudden sewage exposure revealed copious used but floating and bloated adult items on the septic tank's foul surface. My brother and I shot each other the visual gasp of the desperate! There were only the four of us using our bathrooms. These adult products were certainly not of our innocent provence 😕. All blush-boiling embarassment aside -- our Pop had me lie down by the exposed septic tank with our hose and siphon [YES! siphon] the pit's disgusting contents downhill over our neighbours' back lawns. It was Winter...they were absent.