Exploring the Ghost Town of Coolidge Montana 

I explored this town about 4 months ago as well. Me and my girlfriend and a couple of friends were staying at Elkhorn hotsprings (Not recomended) just down the byway. We were amazed by the beauty and the seemingly sudden abandonment of the town. The most amazing things I remember were the building halfway submerged in the river, and the MOST amazing thing to be was the absolute SIZE of the mill and how the concrete was relatively intact. My friend informed me that back in the 1920-1940s when concrete was first being massed produced and poured, some of the chemicals or substances they used in the concrete mix made it extremely strong and especially durable. They later found out that the health risk that the mixture at the time posed warranted a change in the mixture. Thats why our modern concrete structures crumble and decay so quickly. I'm writing this a short way into the video and will likely make some edits to this comment. You caught me early on my abandoned places adventure, but I can tell your channel is going to be one I watch and share often. Also, if you're ever planning on coming to Utah, I know of some pretty neat abandoned structures in a pretty suburbanized area. Cheers and keep exploring!

I was there a number of years ago and several buildings were still in decent shape. It was a company mining town, silver I think, and had a rail spur. The state should have made it a park. These later visits show that little remains. It was closed under mysterious circumstances. The mine is said to still be valuable. Maybe a silver market crash.

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The original company town had around 20 decent sized identical boarding houses on either side of the street. When I was there several were still in good shape, some two story I think. If the state or Feds had taken it over in the 60s or 70s they would all mostly still be there. But now little remains. I am thinking a different superintendants house was at the far end of the street. I believe they all were electrified. The road to the site is the old rail road grade.

I watched all of it, granted it took a few days to make some time for it, really thankful for the content you keep uploading! I know im sounding like a broken record but... some ph strip results from some of those water sources would have been 💯 excellent job in any case!