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Hunting For Valuable Bottles In A 150-Year-Old Dump 

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When the American Hotel tragically burned down, so did the old ice house. The ice house sat on top of what was the dump for the American Hotel over 100 years ago, so over the past few months I've been breaking up the foundation of the ice house and digging through the dump on the hunt for old bottles and other treasures!
You can follow my journey on Instagram: / brentwunderwood
You can send me mail at:
PO Box 490, Lone Pine, CA 93545
THANK YOU!!
I moved to Cerro Gordo in March 2020 because of the pandemic and to relieve our longtime caretaker so he could be back home. I've been here ever since. There have been ups and downs, but I feel I am learning a lot and becoming a better person.
Follow along on this channel for more from the town. I have no plans to leave and will continue making videos to update the progress on all the projects!
The town was originally established in 1865 and by 1869 they were pulling 340 tons of bullion out of the mountain for Los Angeles.
The silver from Cerro Gordo was responsible for building Los Angeles. The prosperity of Cerro Gordo demanded a larger port city and pushed LA to develop quickly.
The Los Angeles News once wrote:
“What Los Angeles is, is mainly due to it. It is the silver cord that binds our present existence. Should it be uncomfortably severed, we would inevitably collapse.”
In total, there has been over $17,000,000 of minerals pulled from Cerro Gordo. Adjusted for inflation, that number is close to $500,000,000.
It’s been a wild ride so far owning a ‘ghost town’ and we’re having a lot of fun figuring out what to do with it.
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The type of things that might lead you here are interests in ghost towns, abandoned mining towns, abandoned cities, California history, the zombie apocalypse, ghost stories, scary stories, nature, death valley, lone pine CA, mines, exploring, overnight challenges, exploration, urban exploration and yes theory.
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@GhostTownLiving
@GhostTownLiving 3 года назад
Thanks for watching another step of my journey up here! Let me know what you'd like to see more of in the comments.
@lorrainedejong7546
@lorrainedejong7546 3 года назад
You made my day. All people hear is crazy right now. Thank you.
@tommydom306
@tommydom306 3 года назад
Keep up the great content and editing
@john24gold1
@john24gold1 3 года назад
Someone with bottle digging experience would be able to find other privies and pits . There is likely more to find
@Charlie-lr4tx
@Charlie-lr4tx 3 года назад
I love your videos they are so much more interesting than anything else
@danielmeyburgh
@danielmeyburgh 3 года назад
Whister- sauce
@jackpd34
@jackpd34 3 года назад
anyone just find this series randomly and is hooked ? absolutely loving it
@remakplays2803
@remakplays2803 3 года назад
Yep that's what happened to me 😂
@pipedreamscustoms5105
@pipedreamscustoms5105 3 года назад
Pretty much
@brandonsnyder4770
@brandonsnyder4770 3 года назад
Tiktok brought me here
@MrMilarepa108
@MrMilarepa108 3 года назад
'randomly' = improved RU-vid algorithm directed towards your brain. But yes, me too.
@jackpd34
@jackpd34 3 года назад
@@MrMilarepa108 do you feel smarter now after commenting that ?
@MiLlamma12
@MiLlamma12 3 года назад
Some guy 100 years ago: *throws away bottle Some guy 100 years later: *finds bottle* “Yesss!! Yesssss!!!”
@silh3345
@silh3345 3 года назад
The people who threw the bottles away would have probably considered them useless trash and assumed they’d just stay where they threw them and never see the light of day again. Little did they know that around 100 years or so later someone will find that bottles they threw away and consider them a treasure.
@twocoloredeyes123
@twocoloredeyes123 3 года назад
@@silh3345 i like your interpretation better 😁
@theshadow7205
@theshadow7205 3 года назад
It's always been said "One man's trash, is another man's treasure." He just proved it. :O)
@Dylontso
@Dylontso 3 года назад
Some people in the future are going to be Like that wondering what we did.
@sandyc6569
@sandyc6569 3 года назад
@@theshadow7205 👍
@TheSkonata
@TheSkonata 3 года назад
What do you call a man who lives alone in an abandoned mining town? An unaccompanied miner
@mf5531
@mf5531 3 года назад
very good
@GamerplayerWT
@GamerplayerWT 3 года назад
Rim shot
@impunitythebagpuss
@impunitythebagpuss 3 года назад
Nice one!
@scottbutler2761
@scottbutler2761 3 года назад
LMAO . nice one . I would of said one happy man
@DeadReckon
@DeadReckon 3 года назад
Ba Dum Tisss
@Paulvbc
@Paulvbc 2 года назад
The bottles, although fairly common, are extremely old! Most are 1870s era- the crockery jar is especially fascinating! The three bottles at the end you had trouble identifying are as follows: The small aqua rectangular bottle is definitely medicinal, and was most likely a patent medicine with a paper label. The larger rectangular bottle is also is spice bottle, like the smaller variants. Probably Folger and Co from San Francisco, considering you’re in California. And lastly, the round aqua bottle most likely held cherries or olives, and originally had a wax seal. Many similar types of bottles from this era have been recovered from steamer ships that wrecked on the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico.
@ChrisfromGeorgia
@ChrisfromGeorgia Год назад
I just stumbled into bottle hunting. Honestly, I don't even know what I'm doing. While kayaking, I came upon an old dump. There are tons of old bottles there! Unlike the gentleman in this video, I want to sell the bottles I find while helping clean up the river while I'm at it. It seems you are very knowledgeable on this subject. Are there any books/channels that you recommend? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
@kattywampass
@kattywampass 3 года назад
you should take the broken ceramic and bottle pieces and make a mosaic backdrop for the bar
@jeb419
@jeb419 3 года назад
Katty wampass that’s an awesome idea!
@tompeacetoall420
@tompeacetoall420 3 года назад
Smart !!!
@bigbird2451
@bigbird2451 3 года назад
Or a mosaic bar top for the bar.
@terry2295
@terry2295 3 года назад
that's not a bad idea
@ellysiagrant6049
@ellysiagrant6049 3 года назад
Was thinking very similar, mosaic glass windows would be lovely too 😍
@mollysphotography9120
@mollysphotography9120 3 года назад
You should explore parts of the land with a metal detector! Maybe you’ll find little valuable thing people lost (rings old pennies, jewelry) not necessarily in the mines but around the different buildings and paths people walked on to get to different places in the town! Also an other supply run video could be cool! Maybe filmed in vlog style and we see what’s inside the stores where you get your supplies, the people you know and talk with “down there” . You could also do a video message to your future self so in 5 years you can see all the progress that has been made and see if you accomplished everything you had said in the video.
@PXLJCE23
@PXLJCE23 3 года назад
Er. He’s done a trip into town video. And isn’t this whole channel a 5 years down the line video diary. Isn’t this the whole point? 🤣
@Kebbab.213
@Kebbab.213 3 года назад
Great recommendations
@oliviarr98
@oliviarr98 3 года назад
Love these ideas!
@the66hobgoblin.45
@the66hobgoblin.45 3 года назад
And he will find a million nails, rusted tin by the ton & lots of rusted horsehoes. Belt buckles & press stud pieces are other favorites. I used to live in an abandoned farming town & had my own bottle tip an back yards of where over three hundred people once lived. The bottle pit had not been touched since it was buried long ago & I found over a hundred intact specimens that I still have.
@mollysphotography9120
@mollysphotography9120 3 года назад
@@the66hobgoblin.45 thats so cool!
@serina38
@serina38 3 года назад
After you clean up the pottery and china fragments, you could create a mosaic table top or backsplash in a bathroom/kitchen. These little historical fragments would be repurposed and could be seen by anyone who visits.
@caseyob2690
@caseyob2690 3 года назад
Or table
@manny4mayor
@manny4mayor 2 года назад
Such a great idea
@Angieb93
@Angieb93 2 года назад
Like the check-in countertop at the hotel!
@MPWEST83
@MPWEST83 2 года назад
That's an excellent idea!
@robb2055
@robb2055 Год назад
Mosaic tables or countertops for the hotel would be amazing!
@MrQbenDanny
@MrQbenDanny 3 года назад
Your SOUL is that of a historian navigating a quest. You were born for this.
@robertcronin6603
@robertcronin6603 2 года назад
True - he's the best guy for the job.
@n.s.6921
@n.s.6921 3 года назад
I was just waiting for those kittens to knock over those priceless bottles 😂
@gary07281963
@gary07281963 3 года назад
Me too !
@karaleetrapp
@karaleetrapp 3 года назад
@Vortex, the original poster is talking about when the guy was talking about his finds, the kittens were sniffing at the bottles on the cat scratch post. I expected the kittens to knock over the bottles
@perry2785
@perry2785 3 года назад
@Truthbearslight those are priceless because of the history they behold, not the actual price of a bottle....
@jana31415
@jana31415 3 года назад
Sounds like cat
@user-ut9ln4vd5m
@user-ut9ln4vd5m 3 года назад
The kittens would be thwarted by their natural enemy - *_closed doors_* including the closed glass display case doors. Unless they can find something above the glass cases they could knock over, breaking into the cases... Maybe even just walking around on the roof would cause pieces of the ceiling itself to fall in, they're pretty crafty like that.
@mikegauthier3617
@mikegauthier3617 3 года назад
I wouldn't leave those bottles up there with all those cats around.
@jesusramos4410
@jesusramos4410 3 года назад
Especially when the cat bark !
@surfsessions100
@surfsessions100 3 года назад
My first thought.
@Smabbles12
@Smabbles12 3 года назад
Being a cat owner I honestly felt like... secondhand nervousness when he was just putting the bottles on the scratching post like AH.. THEYRE CATS!!!!
@EpicBladeTime
@EpicBladeTime 3 года назад
Agreed
@atxdank
@atxdank 3 года назад
paused it during the cat post segment abouta comment on the same concern
@TheSwanbear
@TheSwanbear 2 года назад
I'm a zooarchaeologist so seeing you find all those bones makes me so excited! I wish I could examine them for you, I'd happily do it if I didn't live in Sweden haha! Looks to be mostly cattle from what I can see in the video. It'd be interesting to look for butchery marks and patterns to establish whether live cattle was kept there or meat was bought pre-cut from outside the community. Exciting!
@damianosplay9457
@damianosplay9457 2 года назад
@@glennwall552 what
@luciussatchell9709
@luciussatchell9709 2 года назад
What is a zooarchaeologist
@Dargonhuman
@Dargonhuman 2 года назад
@@luciussatchell9709 Exactly what it sounds like, an archaeologist that focuses on zoological artifacts.
@JamesBond-lj6ms
@JamesBond-lj6ms 3 года назад
I respect this man. He’s not out here looking for things to make money off of, he just wants to keep the place alive.
@zanebryan
@zanebryan 3 года назад
He's not a brain washed piece of shit mindset people like us lol he's just on his own for the adventure.
@JamesBond-lj6ms
@JamesBond-lj6ms 3 года назад
@@zanebryan that’s why I respect him. He’s just genuinely trying to do something awesome
@jimsteen911
@jimsteen911 2 года назад
He's also already loaded dude. Takes money to not worry about money
@tjrex9458
@tjrex9458 2 года назад
@@jimsteen911 in fact, no, most his profits are off youtube and donations, he literally "wasted" all his life savings for an abandoned town that was going to be used for profit, and thats what the ex owner didnt want, he looked upon someone like brent to take care and love Cerro gordo, you can see, he aint quite the rich guy, in fact, he's way more humble than anyone of us lets be honest And last but not least, no he's not rich, basically every penny he gets its either for his personal life (food, water, etc) , his pets (the goats, llamas, cats) OR to bring life to cerro gordo (the american hotel and many more)
@jimsteen911
@jimsteen911 2 года назад
@@tjrex9458 what a waste of money. Jesus.
@saggers5808
@saggers5808 3 года назад
I don’t honestly think this place could of ended up in better hands
@torsken7301
@torsken7301 3 года назад
Couldnt or could have
@kamedl3691
@kamedl3691 3 года назад
@@torsken7301 what
@Meme-zc4cw
@Meme-zc4cw 3 года назад
I am confused.
@Cwjespersen
@Cwjespersen 3 года назад
Same guy who burnt down the hotel.
@Chris-io2cs
@Chris-io2cs 3 года назад
@@Meme-zc4cw i think they just read it too fast and thought they were just saying could without a negative somewhere in the sentence
@thanksmark
@thanksmark 3 года назад
Poker tournaments at the rebuild American Hotel would be so sick! Full immersion, old saloon music, cigars and a dress code! haha
@ifnhuosrs2876
@ifnhuosrs2876 3 года назад
Someone needs to get shot for this to be the same.
@bryon29able
@bryon29able 3 года назад
Ya that would be so cool
@thanksmark
@thanksmark 3 года назад
@@ifnhuosrs2876 I volunteer! 🤣
@trevorcantrall1700
@trevorcantrall1700 3 года назад
And no mask.
@joesmoe71
@joesmoe71 3 года назад
+100000 on that idea! Maybe he could get some investors to help fund the rebuild with that intention in mind? They wouldn't be able to have too many people in the town because of its size, but they could definitely broadcast it live and have some of the biggest names in professional poker there, no doubt many would jump at the chance to wear clothes, smoke cigars and drink whiskey all period correct to that time and play in a saloon in such a historic real life ghost town! Could even joke around and have them do pretend gunfights with each other afterwards!
@fernandochavez4312
@fernandochavez4312 3 года назад
“Smells Like History “ should go on a T-shirt for you to sell in the future gift shop.
@chancefeltman664
@chancefeltman664 2 года назад
yes
@therealjesusofficialhd
@therealjesusofficialhd 2 года назад
This could be misunderstood as "I haven't showered in a while" hehe
@theoriginalaceofspades7829
@theoriginalaceofspades7829 2 года назад
That certainly beats "smells like seven cats."
@MPWEST83
@MPWEST83 2 года назад
I definitely buy one of those!
@NorthernMudlarks
@NorthernMudlarks Год назад
What a great discovery! We're treasure hunters here in the UK and understand the connection you feel with the history of the place. It's wonderful that someone like you, who cares about the history of the place, bought it. Great stuff! xx
@ToraTiger78
@ToraTiger78 3 года назад
New cat owner: Let me put the precious glass bottles on top of the kitties scratching post. I'm sure they'll be fine up there. XD
@robertmurphy206
@robertmurphy206 3 года назад
seriously
@lucyfiesta
@lucyfiesta 3 года назад
I cringed watching him place the bottles and then talk about the scratching post there sat on top of
@kevin-sy9eo
@kevin-sy9eo 3 года назад
Definitely need to be careful. I was thinking Gordo was planning how to destroy some historic bottles
@LatchGameDev
@LatchGameDev 3 года назад
Yeah that part was a little nerve racking but so glad he had more shots with the bottles afterward meaning he moved them off the scratching post.
@dave623
@dave623 3 года назад
We only have the pleasure of this RU-vid channel due to a long series of poor decisions.
@mantronixtube
@mantronixtube 3 года назад
so rad ... my family owns a hundred year old ranch on the other side of the sierras from you ... i find things on the property all the time . i was told people hid their money jewelry etc behind the outhouses also ... where did they wash their clothes at cg? maybe that’s where you’ll find jeans 😁so cool . hope to visit or volunteer in the future . 🤘🏻
@kahlbo6611
@kahlbo6611 3 года назад
I hope he sees this!!
@sandyc6569
@sandyc6569 3 года назад
👍 👍
@elizabethviv
@elizabethviv 3 года назад
great idea to look where they washed their clothes!!
@MsZoedog66
@MsZoedog66 3 года назад
I wonder if you could still put those pants on. Can you imagine putting on the same pants as someone who lived 150 years ago? They'd probably disintegrate as soon as you put them on 💗🌵
@mantronixtube
@mantronixtube 3 года назад
@@MsZoedog66 levi’s has an archive of their earliest jeans... it’s insane
@welcometoorefuge
@welcometoorefuge Год назад
Brent , I've been digging bottles for over 40 years , and believe it or not , the best place to dig (for whiskey's) is in the old outhouses , "privvy digging" . Imagine going out on a freezing winter night & taking along a bottle to keep you warm while you take care of business. Some of my best finds have come from this source .
@lisagogal261
@lisagogal261 11 месяцев назад
I am from the east coast of the US and privy excavations are a real thing. They find amazing things!
@92RedRevolver
@92RedRevolver 3 года назад
Also, as a British person, that Lea and Perrins bottle is such an amazing find, shows how global even those unconnected days were.
@92RedRevolver
@92RedRevolver 3 года назад
Wooster-sheer-sauce is how it's pronounced BTW.
@danieljamesmead
@danieljamesmead 3 года назад
@@92RedRevolver Id go for Wusster-shurr-sauce to be honest
@rangersasc
@rangersasc 2 года назад
@@92RedRevolver Only a septic tank (Yank) would have the audacity to tell and Englishman how something English is pronounced in England, they would know lol
@cyberleaderandy1
@cyberleaderandy1 Год назад
@@danieljamesmead certainly in Derbyshire 😄
@tomithy_lo
@tomithy_lo Год назад
@@rangersasc as someone with no real allegiance to either side, the winner usually gets to write history. Since the English lost the Yanks would be the ones who have the real say on the language.
@ubergamer6979
@ubergamer6979 3 года назад
"I wanted to be delicate...' *So I took a sledgehammer to it* "
@rachel40045
@rachel40045 3 года назад
😂
@MavicJoe
@MavicJoe 2 года назад
I’m from Worcester, Worcestershire and I actually worked for a number of years at Lea & Perrins (now Heinz owned) it’s pronounced “ wusta sauce or “war””ster””sher”
@einarschwentke7813
@einarschwentke7813 Год назад
I’m from Saskatchewan Canada and worked with two guys from Newcastle. They told me about the “wusta” pronunciation. So glad to see someone mention it here! Cheers
@mandymoon256
@mandymoon256 2 года назад
One thing I admire about this guy is that he's not after about monetary value of the things he found but values more the history behind it and preserving it for future generations. Man you're a legend. 🙏
@johnnylego807
@johnnylego807 3 года назад
I’d advise adding metal bars to the museum to prevent any looters from coming through and trying to take anything. It does happen and if someone knows there’s valuables there could become a problem in the future as cerro gordo gets more traction
@ttss5726
@ttss5726 3 года назад
guns solve problems like that..... 300 acres also solves the second issue after issue one is solved. he has an advantage tho he ha mines :O)
@tavrosnitram
@tavrosnitram 3 года назад
@@ttss5726 you are unhinged
@blanconaam
@blanconaam 3 года назад
@@ttss5726 Te other might’ve guns as well and what if he has been inspecting the area before
@marcusbordeaux7548
@marcusbordeaux7548 3 года назад
@@tavrosnitram unhinged for wanting people to protect their property?
@tavrosnitram
@tavrosnitram 3 года назад
@@marcusbordeaux7548 even if you think that something being stolen is worth a life, if you dont see the problem with saying 'at least you can hide the body easily' you are the problem. only reason you would hide the body is if killing someone for stealing whatevers in the museum would get you in trouble... which, big shocker, it probably would.
@Kevins93cobra
@Kevins93cobra 3 года назад
I love how your life is like the dream of every 10 year old. Meaning if you asked an 10 year old what they wanted to do in the future, you would get some answer like, "Well, I want to be an explorer, and a treasure hunter, and I'll make a museum for my treasures I find, and I want to stay up as late as I want, and eat whatever I want, and do whatever I want with no rules!" Congrats man, I'm jealous, but 10 year old me is also very jealous!
@shellyscott6447
@shellyscott6447 3 года назад
Spot on! He reminds me of a kid lol and I think he's bringing out the kid in all of us, I just Love that part!!
@SouravskpXD
@SouravskpXD 3 года назад
Could not agree more, i miss those old days now it's all about paying bills and stuff. life just seem boring when you reach adulthood.
@shellyscott6447
@shellyscott6447 3 года назад
@@SouravskpXD For sure... responsiblity sucks!! lol
@SouravskpXD
@SouravskpXD 3 года назад
@@shellyscott6447 well yeah.
@cecilforbes3034
@cecilforbes3034 3 года назад
Worstershire sauce bottles found on my mine in 🇦🇺mate as we’ll,same lee perrins
@bluebunny1620
@bluebunny1620 3 года назад
Brent those last three bottles you had a question about the small square aqua was either a vanilla extract or a medicine bottle the other two with wide openings were olive jars usually anything pickled food jars . This was a fun video love it I love bottle digging watch your sludge hammer you dont want to break a bottle you need to scope out more by the cabins .!!
@hoganclark2379
@hoganclark2379 3 года назад
Found this by accident, Love the series, watched everyone of them. I'm glad I found it. Its actually better done than most stuff on tv. Bought me a sweatshirt to help with funds.
@seth5899
@seth5899 3 года назад
I hope this doesn’t get lost in the comments, so like this comment and help me relay a little history about Cerro Gordo. I’m reviewing some notes I took in a college history course, and there’s a mention of Cerro Gordo in them. Apparently in the Mexican-American War, Mexican Army General Santa Anna wanted to bottleneck Winfield Scott’s Campaign at Cerro Gordo, and there was a battle that occurred there in April of 1847. If that’s true, you’d probably be able to find all kinds of mid-1800s war artifacts buried throughout the area! I hope you get to see this comment and maybe dig up some history of the old town! Edit: Wrong Cerro Gordo, thanks @Will Long
@primrozie
@primrozie 3 года назад
Interesting.
@starglismann6879
@starglismann6879 3 года назад
Very cool information to add to the history!! Thanks for sharing! 🤠👍🏻
@willong1000
@willong1000 3 года назад
Sorry to burst your bubble, but that's a different Cerro Gordo. The one of the battle is in Mexico: Location near Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico 19.429°N 96.688°W
@Mercy633
@Mercy633 3 года назад
Thats cool
@adscomics
@adscomics 3 года назад
The fact that this stuff has remained undisturbed in the ground for over a hundred years is honestly super fascinating to me.
@Mr_B.
@Mr_B. 3 года назад
you should by a metal detector then :D
@matthewstout7974
@matthewstout7974 3 года назад
The sort of thing you're building Cerro Gordo into is the exact sort of thing I spent the early years of my life vising on family trips. While other families went to six flags or disney land, MY family went to old obscure historic sites in the ozarks and the like. This is both soothing and fascinating to watch. You've got my subscription and likes:)
@OdysseyABMS
@OdysseyABMS 2 года назад
y u throwin shade to people who like theme parks
@matthewstout7974
@matthewstout7974 2 года назад
@@OdysseyABMS Not sure why you think I was throwing shade. I simply said that my family did something else. We also went to Disney World and Land and Six Flags etc.....
@robertcronin6603
@robertcronin6603 2 года назад
Finding this channel was like finding a treasure at Cerro Gordo... great content!
@BlueSmoke1966
@BlueSmoke1966 2 года назад
I'm hooked
@McHeisenburger
@McHeisenburger 3 года назад
Literally “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”
@cosmicrider5898
@cosmicrider5898 3 года назад
One mans bottle is another man's down payment on another ghost town.
@jovipzg8441
@jovipzg8441 3 года назад
one man's garbage is another man's person good ungarbage
@smug8567
@smug8567 3 года назад
Ya know, those were my mother's dying words, but when you're covered in 3rd degree burns and got your foot caught in a bear trap you're bound to start talking crazy.
@Lindseyisloony
@Lindseyisloony 3 года назад
That's how it's always been and how it always will be.
@Lindseyisloony
@Lindseyisloony 3 года назад
@Smug Smugly Crazy? So what your comment really says is that you have less sense than a person covered in 3rd degree burns who's foot is in a bear trap.
@justinakers3196
@justinakers3196 3 года назад
When I was a kid I found dozens of old bottles from the early 1900s in a dump that was on our property from the 20s 30s or 40s, and I threw every single one of them up against rocks to break them. SMH 🤦🏼‍♂️
@Yogidepogi
@Yogidepogi 3 года назад
It's kids like you that make existing / surviving bottles more valuable.
@KyleOzz
@KyleOzz 3 года назад
Lest be honest tho, that was probably a blast. Especially if you still recall such a moment from your childhood. I know I would of done the same.
@johnnylego807
@johnnylego807 3 года назад
Oh man that one has to hurt, you win some you lose some 😂.
@samgasaway8894
@samgasaway8894 3 года назад
The aqua such as an old coca cola bottle was the natural color of glass. Clear ones need chemicals added to make them clear.
@poolwaiter
@poolwaiter 3 года назад
At our old family farm in PA, same exact thing. Many were probably from the 1800s and yet we would throw them as high in the air as we could to see them shatter on the rocks below. That was many years ago. I miss those times.
@vintage1055
@vintage1055 3 года назад
At the end of the video the amber/brown bottle was missing from the collection. I believe it would be the most valuable. I hope it didn't get broken.
@Colin_Barnes
@Colin_Barnes 3 года назад
I discovered your channel a few days ago, I've started watching every episode from the start. I freaking love it
@Alex-fn2vy
@Alex-fn2vy 3 года назад
​These bottles are so cool! They may only be worth about $30 to $50 but they're Cerro Gordo's history
@smurf_mammma2401
@smurf_mammma2401 3 года назад
30-50 $ is a good amount for a bottle judging most or only a buck or two
@MsZoedog66
@MsZoedog66 3 года назад
Hell yeah! We only get 10c here 😂😁🌵💗
@avidadolares
@avidadolares 3 года назад
Yeah, he said that already in the intro and repeatedly throughout the video. Nothing gets past you, genius.
@ki3shy001
@ki3shy001 3 года назад
@@avidadolares He's only reiterating and engaging with the content. What's wrong with you
@TommyCallaway
@TommyCallaway 3 года назад
The music you use is haunting and beautiful. Perfect soundtrack for the channel on every video.
@CrosbysCorner
@CrosbysCorner 3 года назад
What is the music @ 1:27?
@somedaysomehow6448
@somedaysomehow6448 3 года назад
3:35 who knows this one?
@michi-fv2mf
@michi-fv2mf 3 года назад
The music he uses really reminds me of RDR2's sountrack
@CrosbysCorner
@CrosbysCorner 3 года назад
@@michi-fv2mf hey, thanks! I’ll check it out.
@arkboy3
@arkboy3 11 месяцев назад
I'm a Western Archaeologist with 20 years experience, recorded dozens of ranches and mines. I'm really "digging" your content!
@jameskenney2491
@jameskenney2491 3 года назад
Brent, most miners didn't collect trash and haul it to a dump. They just opened the back door and pitched it out. I suspect there are lots of things buried in the ground near where the old cabins stood. I think you found some when you were grading the old road south of the main road.
@AnfieldAura_
@AnfieldAura_ 3 года назад
Why do I feel like Cerro Gordo is a home away from home when I have never been there 😂
@pattitorres31
@pattitorres31 3 года назад
I get that feeling too
@Geraldyvlog
@Geraldyvlog 3 года назад
I’ve heard that if you feel some sort of “home feeling” to something it’s probably because you have been here in your past life
@lindseyankers3790
@lindseyankers3790 3 года назад
Same here, and I’m in Wales, UK🇻🇺Maybe because it’s also a mining country 🤗
@DavidBowen
@DavidBowen 3 года назад
I've spent a lot of time searching ghost towns for old bottle. Here's a trip.... Find the out house! Dig it up... That's where they dropped them while being drunk. Just be careful, it's a dirty job..... LOL
@juanitacarrollyoung2979
@juanitacarrollyoung2979 3 года назад
That sounds very clever
@cookerywithcait4145
@cookerywithcait4145 3 года назад
I live in Worcester Uk (pronounced Wuss-Ter-Sher) -and live a few miles from the Lea and Perrins factory so it’s so cool to see you found a bottle at Cerro Gordo!! Love your channel keep up the incredible work
@JPRobinso
@JPRobinso 2 месяца назад
I'm from Worcester, I used to live near Nunnery Wood. I remember you could smell the sauce sometimes when you drove past the factory. Lovely!
@rolling-1177
@rolling-1177 2 года назад
I’m a Plumber from Canada and think what your doing is amazing and will be thinking of you in my prayers. Strangely you helped me in a hard time I’m going through. Watching your series and channel has reminded me of just how strong someone can be. So many examples! Thank you 🙏🏼
@padoeulpaul4172
@padoeulpaul4172 3 года назад
I think you have to darken up your windows in the museum, the sunlight could damage your findings ! ;-)
@Korilian13
@Korilian13 3 года назад
Yes. And you can get frames with museum glass. Be sure to store the papers in a dark place for now.
@herbie3oh3
@herbie3oh3 3 года назад
Your defiantly the only person who just made bottles interesting for me.
@Tyler-jy3sn
@Tyler-jy3sn 3 года назад
Check out Adventure archeology he has some really good videos on bottles
@BeardedMenace25
@BeardedMenace25 3 года назад
@Italian Pills - Psicologia Politica Uh, no need for political bots here.
@BestArtist
@BestArtist Год назад
"hey look at these antique bottles I found! Let me just set them on top of a scratching post with multiple kittens running around!" I don't think this guy has ever owned a cat before lol.
@RW-ij1ci
@RW-ij1ci 3 года назад
I love how passionate you are about this place... you are literally digging up American history for future generations.
@SueGirling68
@SueGirling68 3 года назад
Hi Brent, you should get yourself a decent metal detector like the Garrett AT Pro metal detector which is amazing, you would fond so many more artefacts and have fun doing it. You pronounce Worcestershire Sauce - wuh ster sheer xx
@kathleennorton6108
@kathleennorton6108 3 года назад
Worcestershire sauce has quite a story, how it came into being.
@lewisbudgen1473
@lewisbudgen1473 3 года назад
Wuh ster shuh sauce
@SueGirling68
@SueGirling68 3 года назад
@Ryan Conners Trust me it's definitely sheer 😉
@justinakers3196
@justinakers3196 3 года назад
YES!!!!! Metal detector, do it!
@repletereplete8002
@repletereplete8002 3 года назад
depends where you're from and background. I'm working class from Yorkshire and everyone I know says shuh in stead of sheer. Like we say York-shuh not York-sheer.
@MaayanGuzman
@MaayanGuzman 3 года назад
"Mmm ... Let's put the expensive, historic, what-I-have-left-of-Cerro-Gordo-after-the-fire, BREAKABLE bottles on a narrow pillar, next to a playful cat." Maybe it will bring me luck.
@Lindseyisloony
@Lindseyisloony 3 года назад
It's so weird to me how some people's brains just don't have that automatic accident prevention instinct! It drives me absolutely up the wall to watch people do stuff like set things in precarious places without even thinking about it. It's impossible for me to understand how anybody can function without that common sense...
@captainLoknar
@captainLoknar 3 года назад
@@Lindseyisloony next week in Cerro Gordo: "OOOh I found a cool oil lamp. I bought oil so I could light it. Here let me put it next to the cat's flammable scratch post."
@n1c3s43
@n1c3s43 3 года назад
meaning no offense, but he does seem kinda foolish at times lol
@InYorFace
@InYorFace 3 года назад
@@n1c3s43 lol y'all... he just didn't grow up with grandparents like this. I think of all people this way...y'all newbies. But Brent tries and learns in the process, on video, i love that and helps relate to miscommunications from the past or online. You were all new to something at some point... he'll be an expert once he gets all the facts. Not everyone grows up around mining districts 🙄
@_timetravels4528
@_timetravels4528 3 года назад
@@Lindseyisloony these people are the happiest I believe. Caring about stuff has NOTHING to do with common sense.
@MM-fq9gi
@MM-fq9gi 3 года назад
My late cousin was involved in exploring old ghost towns, she said outhouse pits were gold mines for finding stuff that fell out of pockets.
@Tempted_Lotus
@Tempted_Lotus 3 года назад
No pun intended lol
@granthutcherson4510
@granthutcherson4510 3 года назад
Perhaps they were also gold mines for things that fell out of people's asses
@granthutcherson4510
@granthutcherson4510 3 года назад
You might be able to find 150-year-old pieces of corn and peanut particles
@granthutcherson4510
@granthutcherson4510 3 года назад
I digress no disrespect intended I have sincere respect for what you're trying to do my friend
@OdysseyABMS
@OdysseyABMS 2 года назад
@@granthutcherson4510 PFWHAHAHAHAHA
@ralphrodriguez9037
@ralphrodriguez9037 3 года назад
I know it's too late, but you could have gotten a lot of help by coordinating with one of the local universities and gotten all the archaeology students to help out. I think this might be a good idea for the future, as I'm sure you have not even scratched the surface with all the sites available there to dig up.
@tomquinn3068
@tomquinn3068 3 года назад
those universities archaelogists are the REAL scammers !
@cdd4248
@cdd4248 2 года назад
What a great idea!
@kamaruddin9172
@kamaruddin9172 2 года назад
That defeat the purpose of doing it alone.
@mango8918
@mango8918 2 года назад
@@tomquinn3068 Such a powerfully negative comment. What is it based on?
@KimberleyW
@KimberleyW 3 года назад
One thing I would love to see is a video dedicated to the history of Cerro Gordo. That would be interesting to learn the key points of its history in one video 😀
@coryc4176
@coryc4176 3 года назад
The definition of “one mans trash is another mans treasure”
@unlink1649
@unlink1649 3 года назад
for the love of preserving the past, take these items out of the direct UV light. It will age them much more rapidly than the conditions they where left in the mine and break them up and bleach them. UV light is dangerous to these old artifacts and will corrode them! The reason you where able to find them in the mine, is literally that these was a stable climate, no light and no temperature fluctuations and little to no humidity. Taking them to the surface requires accommodations, otherwise they will crumble be gone forever.
@mridul7639
@mridul7639 3 года назад
Especially sinc he wants to preserve them for centuries
@hippycow1006
@hippycow1006 2 года назад
The bottles?
@unlink1649
@unlink1649 2 года назад
@@hippycow1006 all of it. wood, clothes, bottles, everything.
@laurnborne3830
@laurnborne3830 2 года назад
@@unlink1649 did you get his attention?
@leegilbert9130
@leegilbert9130 3 года назад
Great video, good to see you preserving the local history for the future, I will be watching all your videos. regards from Canberra Australia
@GhostTownLiving
@GhostTownLiving 3 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@mfunes1494
@mfunes1494 3 года назад
You should have a metal detector, may find coins, buttons, etc.
@jasonbabila6006
@jasonbabila6006 3 года назад
Get a bottle probe, it will help you find bottles without breaking them, one thing to keep in mind, back in the day they never dumped the garbage at just one spot, they would dump their garbage at multiple locations and in the out house pits as well and once the out house pits are full, they would move the out house to another location and cover up the full pit, embossed bottles are the older ones you want to find. www.oldwestbottles.com/probes.php
@JMCAragorn
@JMCAragorn 3 года назад
I cannot remember how I found this channel anymore, but man I’m glad I did. Brent is just so genuine. I cannot stand RU-vidrs who overreact and pretend to every discovery, etc. Keep up the fantastic footage, and thank you for sharing. 😊
@petesaundersson8569
@petesaundersson8569 Год назад
Brit here - loving the series Brent. So good to see someone so fascinated with everything around them with a true sense of wonder for 'simple' items and nature. Still using good old Lea and Perrins, and the phonetic pronunciation is "whoosh-ter-sheer"
@Eranderil
@Eranderil 3 года назад
I believe in a few different types of integrity. I would say you are practicing "stewardship" by not selling the town relics you find, and really everything else you are doing there. Since you have a set of rules, even if you only applied them to yourself, this falls into what I would categorize as lawful integrity. I am also of the mind that integrity is not only largely lost in current society, but sorely missed. Thank you sir, for being a steward of integrity.
@robkorczak
@robkorczak 3 года назад
Have you thought about cataloging this stuff, maybe digitizing the documents and making an online "museum" of sorts so everyone can look at them closely? Scanners are pretty cheap and if you have a website about your town that would be a great place to put it all, if not just for observing then also as an information resource for historians or history buffs.
@spencerb311
@spencerb311 3 года назад
Great idea!
@ayamoto8864
@ayamoto8864 3 года назад
Miners: "Let's bury our junk under an icehouse, not like anyone will ever want it anyway!" Brent: "Treasure, here i come!"
@lorimiller4872
@lorimiller4872 3 года назад
I’m so jealous, I love treasure hunting and your town is endless...as long as you keep digging you will find more more more. Bottles are highly sought after and collectible, I dabble in antiques mostly jewelry but to have a glass bottle still intact after all those years it’s a rare find and I can’t imagine how many more you will find. I love your videos! Sad to hear about the hotel but everything happens for a reason, if it happened later on down the road it may have caused more damage. Keep on trucking or...digging! Ha! Your kitties are really cute! Take care! ~Lori 😊
@daniicrlh
@daniicrlh 3 года назад
Kind of surreal we get content like this for free
@PXLJCE23
@PXLJCE23 3 года назад
Netflix should have been all over this months ago. In 6 months time they’ll have caught up and will be funding this guy to just do what he’s doing.
@arxxiii91
@arxxiii91 3 года назад
Bottles on top of the scratch post!! Dude...those cats are going to smash everything lol
@GhostTownLiving
@GhostTownLiving 3 года назад
I took them all down. They're all safely in the hotel. I had just brought them in from the site to film the bit with the cats. After that they were off that thing!
@pfizz8347
@pfizz8347 3 года назад
I was nervous watching this scene as well LOL. Imagine doing all that work digging them out only for a cat-astrophe to strike!
@huserk
@huserk 3 года назад
@@pfizz8347 hahaha me too!!! I was like, no way, take them away, not there!
@DH-ij9pe
@DH-ij9pe 3 года назад
Been going through some tough times. Came across Brent's channel and he has the ability to always put a smile on my face even during the garbage. Thank you Brent, you are the best!
@gogonog
@gogonog 2 года назад
i love history and artifacts !!but i watch this channel because of you. you are a good man and you deserve all the good that is happening to your channel ..stay safe !!
@JeffGuillaume
@JeffGuillaume 3 года назад
Suggestion: It would be cool if you timestamped some of the clips in your videos, so it's clear when they were recorded. Those of us watching your series religiously from the start would undoubtedly appreciate the added detail. (You mentioned in this video that some of what you showed took place over months; it would be cool to see at least the date in the corner, when appropriate.) Thank you for being so welcoming and open to comment!
@mudlotus7838
@mudlotus7838 3 года назад
I dont know if anybody has suggested this, but all the old bottlenecks would make some really sought after guitar slides. A wet grinder to take the sharp bottoms off and your'e in business.
@johndoeing
@johndoeing 3 года назад
a Cerro Gordo guitar slide would absolutely be Peak Western. If he ever has a guitar player there it would be worth it to keep a few!
@PXLJCE23
@PXLJCE23 3 года назад
You are good. 😊
@mudlotus7838
@mudlotus7838 3 года назад
@@johndoeing Omg right? I would love to have one. It would be a prized piece in my collection.
@robertcronin6603
@robertcronin6603 2 года назад
These items, lost, disregarded and forgotten about have now become alive again with the time, care and love being shown to them by Brent...even inanimate objects have a type of conscious awareness if we pay attention...good stuff 🔥
@TexasTimelapse
@TexasTimelapse 3 года назад
Dig out those outhouses too. Lots of personal items were dropped down privies. They were used to throw away bottles too. Grandma hid her drinking problem and chunked the empty bottle down there. Get some quarter inch screen and sift it all. You'll find coins...maybe a gold one was lost.
@m.o.x
@m.o.x 3 года назад
Putting those old bottles on top of the scratch post gave me such anxiety. Was just waiting for one of the kittens to knock'em over and break them.
@juanitacarrollyoung2979
@juanitacarrollyoung2979 3 года назад
Me too 😿💔
@thegreaterbilby2171
@thegreaterbilby2171 3 года назад
Me 3
@mrolsen6987
@mrolsen6987 3 года назад
X4 on that comment!😱
@samantham4351
@samantham4351 3 года назад
Me X5 😱 Also sitting on the desk wobbling when researching the bottles value. Bless him though.
@willicent
@willicent 3 года назад
Ill take that for 6 please? Do I hear a 7?
@MT-hd2es
@MT-hd2es 3 года назад
I’m actually from Worcester in Worcestershire. Cool to see!
@MT-hd2es
@MT-hd2es 3 года назад
Oh and Worcestershire is pronounced: ‘wus-ster-shur’
@chascarpenter5006
@chascarpenter5006 3 года назад
@@MT-hd2es,, Thank you for pointing it out, I used to live in Hereford!
@tripinagain
@tripinagain 3 года назад
I Live Just Up The Road (A449) Near Kidderminster........ Cool To See This Stuff, & How It Found It's Way Over There....
@TB41n0
@TB41n0 3 года назад
I live in south Manchester #TeamUK #Lockdown2
@leev211
@leev211 3 года назад
We always call it Worcester sauce in South Wales. I do love hearing Americans pronounce it as wor-sester-shire sauce though
@tonisamuels85
@tonisamuels85 2 года назад
Some people live there whole lives without finding their passion, stay safe enjoy your passion. Much love from Australia
@gambylou9959
@gambylou9959 2 года назад
I love watching your adventure, working my way through all your videos 😁
@CLCIII
@CLCIII 3 года назад
Brent, Nothing can replace the original hotel and ice house, but you found the silver lining, no pun intended, in that dark cloud. Your integrity in keeping everything from Cerro Gordo there and intact is admirable. God Works All Things Together For Good... As Always, May God Bless you and yours!
@allenthorne2413
@allenthorne2413 3 года назад
If slab of concrete is getting harder as time goes on why not leave it and build some kind of structure on top of it
@anthonyp2312
@anthonyp2312 3 года назад
He had a mission to find treasure in that one spot
@CLCIII
@CLCIII 3 года назад
@@anthonyp2312 Amen.
@nuppix
@nuppix 3 года назад
Here now and again after 10 year when youtube recommended it again :D
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@bgp6656 3 года назад
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@DJBEANZzROADTO1K
@DJBEANZzROADTO1K 3 года назад
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@DJBEANZzROADTO1K
@DJBEANZzROADTO1K 3 года назад
iFNhU OSRS lol
@TJA4wd
@TJA4wd 3 года назад
So cool. My first house was built in 1898 in Denver, and while planting a tree in the back yard I found some broken pieces of a "Warner's Kidney and liver cure" bottle that date to the time the house was built. They have absolutely no monetary value, but it was so exciting for me just to be able to add a little bit to the story of the house and one of the men who built it.
@paultiki9968
@paultiki9968 2 года назад
That's cool! My house was built in 1920, and I just recently found a civilian marksmanship medal probably from a kid in the 50's. Not worth anything, of course, but I thought it was neat
@wolfgangricky
@wolfgangricky 2 года назад
There is a restorative power of digging thru the trash after tragedy. That is why you see people going thru their houses after fire, tornado, hurricane, etc... Lends a circle of life to help complete the cycle of grief. Maybe the hotel should be renamed the American Phoenix Hotel, as it rises from the ashes of it's past, for a new future. Thank you for taking us along
@thanksmark
@thanksmark 3 года назад
Also Brent. Please keep mentioning in your videos that GoFundMe for the American hotel is still active. Keep bringing awareness. I'm sure a lot of people would donate if they knew about GoFundMe page
@gbbluemonday
@gbbluemonday 3 года назад
this
@supergreatairgunreviews
@supergreatairgunreviews 3 года назад
Nobody should give this guy money, he's got investors in this project that include millionaire netflix executives
@thanksmark
@thanksmark 3 года назад
@@supergreatairgunreviews how about you keep your opinion to yourself
@lagatitabruja
@lagatitabruja 3 года назад
@@supergreatairgunreviews ya sure 🙄 if that was true where are all the high paid crews and machinery? Why is the progress so slow and you only see him and hear no other sounds? Are they all hiding?
@supergreatairgunreviews
@supergreatairgunreviews 3 года назад
@@lagatitabruja So suckers like you will give him more money for free. Google cerro gordo investors if you don't believe me
@gracewheeler2035
@gracewheeler2035 3 года назад
I just was thinking Brent, with all of the pieces of old china and glass you could make like a mosaic table top out of it. Lay the pieces in a wooden frame and poor epoxy over them, then just add wooden legs and you got some pretty neat and historical tables. You could put some in the new American Hotel.
@KotaMcKloud
@KotaMcKloud 3 года назад
that's an awesome idea! love this
@johnnylego807
@johnnylego807 3 года назад
Would definitely be cool the problem with that would be that once set in the epoxy they would not be able to be removed and if there was a reason or need to remove them/ put them on display this would be impossible to remove without breaking the bottles. Definitely would be a cool project though. My guess is he’s wanting to keep bottles intact for being put on display.
@devilshaircut9
@devilshaircut9 3 года назад
Great idea but here is a twist... place one in each guest room to add the special, personal touch only when staying in that room. May boost some return guests to try different rooms
@fiikahlo
@fiikahlo 3 года назад
"We've had a number of archaelogists reach out, we're going to do a very co-ordinated and planned dig" Ummm... this is not what I was imagining when you said this couple videos earlier... 😅
@faithalvarez8708
@faithalvarez8708 3 года назад
I appreciate your dedication to the history of the objects you're finding. You and your cat buddies are adorable. Definitely enjoyed watching, and will continue looking for your videos 👍
@sccarguy8242
@sccarguy8242 3 года назад
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. It’s just so different then anything else out there, and it’s a great escape from my day to day. Thank you so much for sharing this with us !!!
@three6ohchris
@three6ohchris 3 года назад
Regarding the last 3 bottles: The smaller bottle is a medicine bottle. The bottle with the bigger opening looks like a pickle bottle/jar. The other one I'm not sure... It was mold formed. You can see the seam down the side. Maybe a sauce or condiment of some sort.
@nicoler4291
@nicoler4291 2 года назад
you are a hero. Keeping American history alive. Thank you
@katherineholubowich
@katherineholubowich Год назад
I can’t get enough of your adventures n findings your a great storyteller..you are giving the past a voice. Thank you
@musicpunk5
@musicpunk5 3 года назад
This is a type of mining that Cerro Gordo probably hasn't seen before.
@richardball9724
@richardball9724 3 года назад
Possibly an idea but keep hold of the old broken glass and have it turned into glass beads and made up into jewellery which you could sell to help fund the projects
@ellidraws8794
@ellidraws8794 2 года назад
Another Amazing watch! Thank you! I'm from Worcester, UK, (origin of Lea & Perrins sauce), incredible that you found a bottle in your beautiful Cerro Gordo! :D
@tigerprincevincey
@tigerprincevincey 3 года назад
living out every archaeologists' dream
@alittlemoreplease
@alittlemoreplease 3 года назад
The broken dishes and plates can be sold online in bundles. People make jewelry out of them!
@Kittycat822
@Kittycat822 3 года назад
You might want to get the jeans out of the sun light to preserve them.
@sweetpea9977
@sweetpea9977 3 года назад
I really enjoy watching your channel! I just found you a few days ago and I have been binge watching. I feel like we are next to you navigating the land and learning about it with you too! It is interesting and thank you for sharing your journey with us while restoring this historical town!
@sorchamarie4089
@sorchamarie4089 3 года назад
I love this, you get to be your own archaeologist. It's like getting to be a big kid 😊 love it! Watching from Ireland, stay safe down in those mines 🇮🇪
@lhb21
@lhb21 3 года назад
Maybe create a bar-sized frame, lay out the broken bottles and what not in the frame, and then take some resin and pour it over the bottles, and through it you can create a bar top with the broken bottles/ceramics. Maybe you could use it as the bar top for the Great American Hotel!
@Charlie-lr4tx
@Charlie-lr4tx 3 года назад
I live near Cerro Gordo so maby one day when the hotels open I'll visit
@ptlasvegas
@ptlasvegas 3 года назад
Where is this place
@Charlie-lr4tx
@Charlie-lr4tx 3 года назад
@@ptlasvegas it's in California about 3 hours away from L.A
@foxbmx61
@foxbmx61 3 года назад
@@ptlasvegas lmao you litteraly have the name of the place in the title
@jasongates-
@jasongates- 3 года назад
@@foxbmx61 The name does not give the location.
@jaxsonme
@jaxsonme 3 года назад
@Weenie Hut Jr's he has plans to rebuild it using original floor plans.
@elikapeka5905
@elikapeka5905 Год назад
You found a full bottle - oh yes I like hearing you are saving the bottles and not selling them. The kittens are getting so big - cuties That's nice of a Viewer. I like hearing all the nice things local do to help you out.
@Donna_Bug
@Donna_Bug Год назад
I've been binge watching from the beginning, I'm addicted to your series ☺️
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