Metal Detecting what once was a 1800's Schoolhouse. We got Gold! 

Hopefully I can make it back there, feel there is so much more to be uncovered. Then we might have an organ LOL Thanks for watching

Sorry, it was not my permission.

Thanks Debra, glad you stopped by to check the channel out. Hope you join me in future episodes.

Let's hope it was just to shoot a meal for lunch. 😁.

@@DroppedandForgotten Good thinkin' Yeah.. not too many Walmarts around back then

​@@LIE11Bldg7they had general stores and many other types of stores back then 😂

Glad you enjoyed bw8349. Thanks for subscribing and joining me on my weekly adventures.

Thank you Treasure Hunting Scotland. Just starting out but glad you enjoyed. Hope you return next week to see the cool finds we dug at the farmstead.

Welcome aboard! Glad you enjoyed the adventure.

Yes, looked back at some old obituaries but no ladies with AB. Thanks for watching, tune in next week as we detect the homestead.

I am sure she was. Wish we could find more info on who the owner was. What a story that would be. "Local detectorest returns lost rig of Ms. A. B. that laid burried in the dirt at her rural schoolhouse for 125+ years."

@RelicReaper Would make some story.

So glad you enjoyed. Looking forward to you joining us on the adventures. Thank you for watching. Not sure what sparked all the views, Still new to this and learning in hopes each week I can improve on the quality with the videography.

Thank you, so glad you enjoyed. This is the main reason I do the videos...is to share with viewers like you what the ground has held hidden.

Thanks for watching. Hope you join me in the next adventure.

Thanks for sharing. Dad got no rest LOL.

Thanks for watching. So glad you enjoyed. Hope you continue checking out the content. I mostly hunt the Omaha area but do venture out of state.

Thanks, and glad you enjoyed the adventure.

Yes it cleaned up really well. No markings but if it is old then probably would not have one. Thanks for watching.

Thank you, Glad you enjoyed.

Look up some old desk pictures and it look to be a match. Thank you for you comment and watching.

@@DroppedandForgotten The reason I knew what it was, is because I sat at one for my first 8 years of school. Lol

@@shooter3083 so much workmanship back then. Just an amazing piece of history.

@@DroppedandForgotten Very true. They were a lonnng way from being Ikea.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed.

From what I was able to research, they were produced around 1910, but not 100%.

Sometimes with small pieces, I do rely on the help of others. Thank you for you input. Hopefully on a return trip we can uncover more pieces.

I do, thank you.

Yes, every school would of needed one. Never thought of tha8t, thank you.

Sorry about that, somewhat new to videography an trying to improve each week. Thank you for the feed back, this is how I can improve. Hope you continue to watch what interesting items I uncover each week.

I thought he did alright 🤷🏻‍♂️ I mean he even took a picture of the object

Sorry for that. In my defense I am old, fat and out of shape. Getting out metal detecting gives me some exercise so hopefully the breathing will slow.