Episode 24: Searching for Julia Bulette 

You found the original miss kitty! Gunsmoke in case I’m showing my age! Thanks Jason!

Hope Julia is resting in peace. Thanks Jason. 💜🕯️

Thanks for the great video, and the sad story of Julia. Kudos for climbing so far up the rugged hill to let us enjoy and learn some history of Virginia City Nevada.

Such a beautiful place and a wonderful story. Thank you for making that trek and sharing another great episode!

Enjoying the Cemetary Road series...fascinating.

Thank you Jason

Thank you so much. A great explore!!

Thank you Jason on a wonderful episode.🖤💯🙏

What a touching story! Thank you for finding her ❤️

Great episode Jason. Invest in some hiking poles my friend. Makes uphill hikes much easier.

Hi Jason, this is probably a favourite one for me. I loved the back story and then that grave site. It may not be her final resting place but as a memorial it was pretty neat. Julia Bulette certainly lived a life and her valuable contribution as a firefighter was admirable. Thank you for taking us on this trip, I loved the clip of your journey, it looked a beautiful day out there. Be safe and well 🤗❤️🇬🇧😘

Thank you Jason for your determination and hard work. I so appreciated it, and was cheering you on every rugged step and climb along the way! As always, another great adventure and episode!

What a great story of Julia bulette, she probably loved this town more than the hoity toity ( supposed) to be people, I hope she is at rest with our lord as she deserves, as always love Valerie from Scotland, great investigation Jason, you always do us proud, xxxx

this should have a LOT more than 45 views, come on!

Thank you Jason, I appreciate all the hard work you put into making these great video's. 💛👍 such wild country " Beautiful " 💗

Great episode Jason! Really interesting location

THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS TO US!!! MARK TWAIN WITNESSED THE HANGING OF THE MURDERER, AND HE SAID IT MADE HIM SICK TO WATCH IT!!!

How sad that story was. May she rest in peace. Just horrific how she died. Thanks for all your videos and the stories I am glad you did not fall . Be safe and well 👍❤👏

As always, much effort from you Jason in putting this together for us all to enjoy.... big hike, but probably now you are getting pretty fit from all the hiking you do to get to these places. Thanks again...

I couldn’t pinpoint until now how your theme music affects me. It’s haunting to me. Thank you for going to these places Jason and taking us all along with you. I really love anytime you can give some of the history of these places, love the history!

Thank you so much for going through all of that to show us this amazing history. I appreciate all that you do to make these videos. I look forward to each one of them.

thank you for going through all that just for us😄

Omg Jason, dedication to what you’re doing is an understatement 🥵😉 Seriously though, all your efforts are very much appreciated. Am unable to go out and about much these day; yup a Canadian gal here...so am living vicariously through you. The back stories and the footage are just amazing. Stay well and be safe out there...eagerly awaiting your next foray out into, hopefully, some flatter plains🙏🏼✨

If you look at the first big cross you found, it also once said Julia Bulette on it. You can see the “UL” in the first name and the “ETTE” in the last name. I’ve been there and seen it myself while hiking Flowery Hill in the past and have wondered if that might be her true gravesite. The “gravesite” with the white fence around it was put up by the owners of the Bucket of Blood Saloon in the 1950’s because it’s easier to see with a telescope from town. They put it up for tourists to see.

So good to see you Jason. Happy for your new adventure!!! Wishing you the very best and will be 👀 watching. What a sad story, how back in the days how they disrespected one who passed just due to what she was, times are surely different now. She did a lot for the City and did not deserve this!

What an adventure you went on to find this. A very interesting story about Julia. It was interesting that she wasn't allowed to Rest In Peace in the regular cemetery.

Love this Jason. Thank you for bringing this to us. I think it’s good and bad at the same time. Lonely but then you get the whole place to yourself

Sad ending for Julia. I would like to think maybe SHE didn't want to be buried with THOSE people. 😜And she does have a great view where she is. And some great heels left for her to strut in the afterlife. lol Thanks for almost breaking a leg for us! ALWAYS appreciated ! 🙂✌🏻❤️

Came over from The Haunted Side! Great channel here!

came over from The Haunted Side. Great video!!!

Hello from the south east uk

That site was placed there by the city to attract tourists in the 1950's. But, it isn't the actual resting place. No one knows where her final resting place is. It has been lost to history. God rests her soul; wherever she may be.

For the record, there are no documents stating where Julia actually came from, so to this date, we do not know where she hailed from so we cannot state definitively that she was from England. She did not have an elegant brothel, it was actually just a one room shack that did not even have a bathroom or a kitchen. She depended on her neighbor Gertrude to use her bathroom and to get her meals. She was named a honorary member of Fire House #1 because she was good friends with them. She wasn't a fire fighter. In regards to Julia Bulette's grave, any above ground marker would be virtually non-existent now as her grave was marked by a wooden marker at the time of her death. According to Vardis Fisher and Opal Holmes, they claimed to have spoken to the oldtimers in Virginia City who told them the story that some of the residents seeking to capitalize on Julia’s name, built the white picket fence around her grave to attract tourists. By 1920 though, the fence was moved so it could not be visible from town. Historians who lived back in the 1920’s remembered where the real grave was, but as time has gone by, fewer and fewer people passed on the secret. The original wooden marker was said to only bear the name “Jule” or “Julie” on it, but it no longer exists. -- Julia's grave was in the Flowery Hill Cemetery in the Firemen's section (Original Pioneer Cemetery), again, a defunct cemetery. -- Author & Historian, J'aime Rubio

Unfortunately that isn't actually Julia's grave. Legend has it that this "grave" was erected by the owners of a bar in town sometime in the 1960's. Supposedly the even had a telescope aimed at it for their customers to check out.

R.I.P. to her's Soul ❤👸🤍🍀🌹🍀🌹🍀🌹🍀🍀🎀💧💧🔥💧💧 firefighter🔥💧🏆👀👀👀👀

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Bottom line, everyone is human underneath, no matter what job you do to survive, she should of been buried in the cemetery with the others that's what a cemetery is for , shame on them people for not letting this lady rest in piece with the others. Blessed be Julia, R.I.P.

what an awesome story of Julia, so glad she is on top of the hill to over look her town, she didn't want to be buried with all those hoity toity people anyways haha

The man who was hanged for her murder is buried in that cemetery as well.

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