Patsy Cline Lived Here! Metal Detecting Patsy Cline's House 

The spoon is for stirring a tall glass of ice tea, an ice tea spoon.

6:56 harness ring,usually above the mules tail......i walked miles behind one staring at it while plowing......yes i am an old fart and your digs bring back memories

It just amazes me how every metal detector channel always finds something amazing!!

One of my life's greatest honors was to lay flowers on the Grave of the Phenomenal Patsy Cline!🌹❤

The Dick Tracy badge is by far the coolest find. Metal detecting patsy's child hood home has got to be a once in a lifetime opportunity! Awesome video!!

My Grandmother did dress alterations for her while she was in Minnesota. My Grandmother said she was an amazing person!

The stamped figure head is one half of an 1888 President Grover Cleveland match safe.

Pasty died when I was only 10 . When I was 40 , I rediscovered her music . I love the sound of her voice . So sorry for her family , such a tragedy

EARTH ANGEL ♥️. THAT SPOON IS AN “ICED TEA” 🥄 SPOON!😯🥰👍

My Grandparents house was literally 10 feet behind there house and still to this day in West Virginia railroad and train still goes through

Patsy Cline was a great singer I like listening to her sing now. Great voice

My mom would absolutely freak the hell out just to be there. I’m definitely showing her this. She is a huge fan.

The long spoon is for when you have a float- icecream and soda, or for stirring any type of crystal drink, eg koolaid!! Have a great day and stay safe 👍👍

My grandmother house was that close to a train track and when I was younger she would tell me if the train stopped or slowed way down they would let the boogie man off, 😳😱👀.RIP grandma.

You're the Bob Ross of metal detecting !! Great video and enjoyable narrative ! Refreshing video without all the emotional outbursts usually found on these videos .

What an awesome hunt and an honour to be able to metal detect around the great Patsy Cline’s childhood house.

Chigg - I believe that the long handled spoon that you found is an ice tea spoon ? I recall growing up my Mom had a bunch of those . I think the Acme grocery in our area ( Wesview / Ingleside westwern Baltimore County , Md. carried them for while in the housewares section . Perfect for stirring sugar into a tall glass of tea . Just a thought . Cheers from Frederick Md.

That head looks like Grover Cleveland older and more rotund. Probably from his second presidential run in 1893.

The 1830 coin gave me goosebumps, awesome 👍

Found your channel through this video because I recognized that house immediately from the thumbnail. Years ago I used to work at the summer camp near this place and the camp staff would sometimes go down to the house at night and hang out in it, though even only a decade ago it was in better shape. It's wild to see it again!

I've lived in winchester my whole life so its pretty cool to see you digging here! the whole town is basically just historical buildings and battlefields

The Dick Tracy badge probably belong to her brother, John. Her mom was a seamstress, so that would explain all the buttons. She also had a sister Sylvia too. Great find!

16:00 that is an Ice Tea spoon. I remember using them (and still have some) from when I was a kid (1950's) and listening to Patsy and the others.

Pretty sure that rectangular object is a name badge from the Whitehead and Hoag company. Maybe Patsy's name badge from the ice cream parlor? :)

Love you two guys detecting together! I think the bracelet that you found is a Speidel ID bracelet. Not Patsy old but maybe identifiable. Thank you both for great videos.

One of the Greatest Female Voices in History of Music--Patsy Cline!!!

I like the song at the end..also learned Patsy's mom was a Hensley like my mom whose mom was from Greenville Tn., not to far from Virginia. Maybe we're related. Enjoyed the video

Genealogy sites shows Grandma Goldie lived there in 1920 but remarried and moved to Gainesboro,VA by 1930. Patsy's mother, Hilda, grew up in that house. Cool stuff regardless.

Cool video.. “Ice Tea Spoon” stir tall glass of ice tea.

That bulky bracelet you found is called an "ID BRACELET". Usually, lovers wore them and had the mans name on the front, and if a woman gave it to him, she'd sign it "with love", and her name engraved on the back, and women wore a more dainty and feminine style.

I LOVE those looks Todd gives you!!! 😆💚💜 Y'all are so AWESOME!

Is anyone else's heart pounding as he digs these freaking coins up, I'm ready to start digging in my living room floor I'm so hooked

Some great finds gentlemen! Two nice large cents, buckle and a Dick Tracy badge!!! Can you go back? MOAR 👍

Very productive diggings Chig! Always a treat watching your excitement/enthusiasm 😄👍

You are killing it.

you would fall to pieces if you found a piece of her history pasty RIP you gave me such joy in your music

Looks exactly like a ice tea spoon I used when living in Tx.

I got you, chig. Around 18:00 "I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today" wimpy from Popeye the sailorman

Great finds again nice 1930 coin great video Mr chiggs 😜👍

So awesome! Love Patsy Cline ❤️

yeah we call them a teaspoon. Because they're long for stirring a glass of tea. I've actually got several of them that I use for that. I also fill up a glass with ice cream and pour some milk in it and that's what I eat my ice cream with. Great video stay safe and healthy. Have a good weekend.

Man this video and those finds are “Crazy.”

That was fun. Thanks for taking us along. That long spoon is what we called an 'Iced Tea Spoon' when I was a bit younger than I am now. Love that Dick Tracy Badge. I remember him from the Sunday Comics, back before the interwebs and color TV. Yeah, I B old, but still kicking!

Thanks for sharing your video. Fairly good fine you guys made. Have a great day.

Patsy Cline ones adopt me when I was five years old she we were in a drop in Winchester Virginia and she we were dancing to her music on the way on the player and she came in with her with a bunch of people and sit down and I was just dancing and she saw me and my mother she asked my mother how many kids yet and she said five and she she asked if I could have the one that’s dancing my mother said no and the best kind I love her music and yeah I was racing I was born in Winchester Virginia are used to go to

The spoon is probably for stirring a glass of iced tea when you put sugar in it

I know things can get a little "crazy" on some of your adventures! Another fun and interesting video.

In Scotland we use those tall spoons for icecream Sundies so the fit to the bottom of the glass.

I wish I could have met Patsy's ❤ She's my favorite artist. Her voice was so amazing! It brakes my heart everytime I think about her short life 💔 All the beautiful music she could have made and her poor kids.

Well at least we have CHIGG still that makes me happy Hi Tod so happy to see you guys tonight

Love it when you two team up!

Loved the Pop Eye/Whimpy reference. It reminded me of the silly ditty's we sang as kids. Popeye the sailor man...toot toot... lived in a garbage can...toot toot! He ate all the worms and spit out the germs, he's Popeye the Sailor Man...toot toot! He'd never go swimmin' with bowlegged women, he's Popeye the Sailor Man.

WOW !!!!!!!! That was an AWESOME hunt. Chigg was in fine style and Todd too ..... 2 awesome finds Chigg my favorites Large Cent and Breast plate great job guys absolutely loved this video

Most youngsters have no idea who Patsy Cline was or what an incredible voice she had.

The head is Gover Cleveland, its part of a match box from October 9th 1888. Nice find.

There’s a reason your my metal detecting role model: Professional, thorough, great finds, experienced, and expertise second to none!

Just come apond your channel love it, patsy cline I was three whenshe died but loved her music. The bacelet its called an ID bacelet back in the 70s the guys wore them and when a girl would go with a guy the girl would wear his bacelet. Dont think I spelt it right lol loved the vidoe. from kansas

That one object looks like half of a Grover Cleveland match safe. Pretty cool!

Patsy Cline was my mother's favorite singer growing up. That's a neat hunt!

Chigg, you and Todd killed it on this hunt!! I think the Dick Tracy badge is circa 1940!! Outstanding!!!!

Patsy was born in that old house and her family moved closer to Gore when she was a toddler. But since you mentioned a tour of the inside. Did you notice all the blood? Yeah, the mattress in the upstairs room is full of it and the bloody foot prints on the stairs with bloody hand prints on the wall leading back down to the first floor. There was a murder in that house back in the 70’s. No one lived there since that. That old house has some history to it. If you look across the creek from the house there is an old water powered grain mill over there. There are still some of the iron cogs for the mill there. But you have to talk to the Boy Scouts about that one.

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Thanks for sharing. Awesome finds.

I’m Crazy, Crazy for feeling so lonely….. good finds. Patsy Cline was my mother’s favorite singer, she use to sing all of her songs. Mom had a beautiful voice from Princess Ann County W Virginia. Keep on keeping on!

This video has been one your best! Really really enjoyed it!

We used to call those chain bracelets “Friendship Bracelets”. Usually we’d get one from a girlfriend when we were dating. And they would be engraved on the front with the girls name on them.

Another great video. Happy Hunting.

You Guys! Seems Sooo Happy! And Are Really Enjoying What You Are Doing! Have Fun! Find A Lot Of Goodies! On Your Adventure On Patsy Cline Homestead!😁😀👍✌

That's not a baby spoon. It is a desert spoon used for getting to the bottom of a sundae glass. Edit: Okay, I commented to early. lol

Can you imagine keeping your kids off the tracks? At least kids minded back then, and no one interfered with parents rights

It's crazy to think the woman with the best pipes in country lived in that shack!

I liked how you really explained in detail what everything is you found

32:00....hay knife blade...used to cut stack hay into manageable portions......first saw is called a crosscut...or "misery whip"........

14:37 that's what we call in the south, a TEA SPOON. It's long so it reaches the bottom of your glass when you're stirring in sugar. I have some in my kitchen drawer right now.

Now that was a very enjoyable 39 minutes. Once again awesome job!

Fun video! Amazing what you unearthed without even breaking out your shovel ... a little kick of the boot to the dirt, rustle round with the pinpointer or knife and still popping largies and civil war buckles. I imagine there’s still a bunch more goodies left. I too, really love the Dick Tracy badge ... that had to have been Patsy’s 😎⚒👍🎧

I remember my parents having some long handled spoons like that and they said they were for ice tea. Not sure if they were correct or not, but that is what we used them for all the time cause our ice tea glasses were taller then our normal glasses. Loved the video.

you guys ever think of carrying a spray bottle of water with you?

Hey Chigg and Todd

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Was the house possibly a depot or station master's house? With it being that close, I would expect that (if the house dates to the same time period) it would have belonged to someone associated with the railroad.

Cool finds. I'd like to see the pocket knife cleaned up a bit.

One of the 30-06 headstamps is Ravenna Arsenal 1918. The rectangular piece of metal with Newark stamped on the back would be a carrier for a ribbon.

That was seriously fun to watch! Thank you for sharing. Huge Patsy fan, here, and new subscriber to both of your channels. Love your enthusiasm. I am smiling at the undercurrent of competition between you. This detecting stuff must be SO addicting for you! Love love love the history. Seems like magic finding those 1800's items, hoo-wee. Cheers!

I detected her house in the late 70s, lived just down the road from her , can't imagine I left much?.... look me up at OS&G Metal Detecting here on RU-vid.

Yes I've waited days for this video. Hope your well chigg.

So enthusiastic you are. You could probably do detecting all day. It's good to have a friend equally as interested. Thanks for this.🐾🐺👍

The bracelet was called an ID bracelet, popular with Jr. High and High School kids in the late ‘60s and ‘70s. Usually engraved with a name, and given as gifts.

Nice finds!

That metal face has got to be Grover Cleveland. Awesome finds Chigg!

This vid was so awesome cause I love Patsy Cline music & her story. Great finds you & your friend

Excellent video.my son and i went out today and found a 1947 wheat penny.our 1st coin.

You threw away the pull tabs from the beers she drank when she was a little girl.

Perhaps the clock was the inspiration of either “Walking After Midnight” or “I Fall To Pieces”...

Since you found an 1830 coin, that means there was a log cabin somewhere before the house was built. Back then they slowly used the logs to make boards or firewood. If there was a log cabin, then there a food cellar in the ground as well. Be interesting to find the food cellar and or tornado shelter in the ground. Thats where valuables would be found.

In her early Winchester days, Cline had a reputation for being an odd, wild girl. She wore red lipstick and cowgirl outfits and drank beer on her front porch. Content notice: mention of intimate partner abuse Growing up in Virginia, I always thought of the little city of Winchester as apple country. And as home to apple orchards for miles, it does fit the description. The city even hosts the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival every year. But Winchester is also home to Patsy Cline, a country music singer who catapulted to stardom in the late 1950s. In her early Winchester days, Cline had a reputation for being an odd, wild girl. She wore red lipstick and cowgirl outfits and drank beer on her front porch. When she wasn’t playing music, she helped her mother with odd jobs to earn extra money for their struggling household. Cline wasn’t some Southern debutante who never knew real hardship: Before her father abandoned them, Cline and her family were constantly on the move. Once he left them forever, poverty often loomed over them. As Kempf told it, you could hear all of this in Cline’s voice when she sang Seeing a replica of the black walnut cake Cline’s mother used to bake for the rich women of Winchester hinted at young Cline's impoverishment and desperation. Poverty was Cline’s Goliath, but unlike Goliath, Cline’s poverty was real. There was no need to exaggerate or personify it.

Blasphemy how they let her childhood home go to ruin like that

I needed this I’m in Chicago and I’m on lockdown

Fantastic hunt Chigg!! You better go back there at least a couple more times! Never hunted out

That long narrow spoon you found at Patsy Clines old house is a tea stirring spoon.