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don't worry video maker I'm sure a life will be along any minute if your quick you should be able to grab it .until then maybe you could find a nice pile of stones to film .
@blobby273 Why are you on this video? your on youtube judging people why this person just found a great piece of history. How about you go outside and actually look at something meaningful.
@blobby273 What a miserable comment mate. Is your life not doing well. Its OK man, there is always hope and people to help. Like yourself. Be nice to someone and see how good it makes you feel. Go on. Give it a go.
@blobby273 There ya go mate. Feels good eh? And ya made my day too. Now how can we get the world to do this? Lets see. If we had a worldwide network we could all......
@utuberine lol sorry I think they have us out numbered last person that tried to change the world with nothing but love got nailed to a cross for all his effort but we can but try .
concrete has been arround since roman time, so hundreds of years, the mayans had something simular, the same arches and so on, they used it for transporting water.
My grandparents live up near Bedford PA in the mountains. We used to go on hikes and we would find fossils of sea creatures everywhere. Strange stuff.
Loved it. It looks very beautiful, I love finds like this. Wooded areas are bad ass especially for interesting stone sculpted architecture. You should keep going and see if it leads somewhere else. I would definitely jump down there and run the 'bayou' or what its called in Pennsylvania. What is it called in pennsylvania? A river shute?
lol where I live (victoria bc.) I only know of the foundation of an abamdon house that is near a golf course. And an aboandon barn that is supposedly haunted
NEWS FLASH...ALL US PRESIDENTS ARE RELATED TO KING JOHN! GOOGLE IT SEE IF I LIE! MILDRED REED WAS GEORGE WASHINGTONS GRT GRANDMOTHER. SHE IS OBAMAS 10TH GRT GRAND,MOTHER. WE LOST THE REVOLUTION AND BRITISH ROYALS HEV BEEN OUR PRES SINCE DAY ONE. WHY DO U THINK THEY FIX TO KILL US ALL? REVENGE FOR THE REVOLUTUION. GET REDY PEEPLE THEY GONNA CUT OFF ALL U STUFF WITH SHITOFF VIRUS LIKE BATTLESTAR GALACTICA..NO HU,MMER WILL RUN NO PLANES SUBS SHIPS NOM POWER GRID. U BE RUNNIN NAKED.
The Holmesburg section of Philly has the OLDEST Stone arch bridge(i think) in Amerika..Believe it or not, there was a toll gate keeper who actually lived in a home at the bridge, in the 1700's, and there was a toll for your carriage/horses/whatever..I'll send you a link to this theqman.more facts on your way..just had a 13 hour workday, please excuse my ineptitude I"m just frigin exhausted..keep up the good work..
Off the East coast of England, at Whitby (Where Dracula landed as a Dog) is the wreck of one of the first Concrete Barges........yes, a Concrete Boat. It's called Ferroforcement, couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it........
i live in cleveland and theres concrete dumps by my house and if u climb down there theres a huge valley and when you go through it you find these gigantic water tunnels and they have 1912 on them, the ledges for them completely fell away but i managed to do some awesome graffiti inside them 6 years ago
Such an important part of history, in its own way. Left there, forgotten for the most part. At one point in time this bridge was a big deal. Interesting thought.
I live in PA, and I honestly think there is more abandon shit than anywhere else. Just around my house alone there are abandon, strip mines, foundries, caverns, bridges ect.
@RazorHeadMetal It's True I use to live near Oil City and there were all kinds of abandon oil factories and refineries with a 15 mile radius, it was cool but now I live in Vegas
@RazorHeadMetal come to new orleans on the outskirts. whole blocks abandoned after katrina. businesses , homes, factories, even abandoned six flags park.
Now thats a piece of history, like the oldest railway bridge in the world, of which I have a video on my channel, it was stabalised, that's what they need to do with athat :o)
Interesting video, I must make a video of the worlds first plastic road bridge - it's at Westmill near Swindon in the UK - next to the Westmill Wind Farm. A plastic brodge is very easy to crane in to place. It's 5 meters long and the local military school drove a tank over it at the invitation of the builders on the day it opened.
The oldest STEEL re-inforced concrete bridge in the US is in Rock Rapids IA. I live 3 blocks from the park where it was moved to after it was retired from use. I don't know exactly where it was at originally, but I do know it was built in 1894.
@TheBalanceOfBass was removed for scrap once line closed. approximately 1950. All track was removed, plus the steel trestles along the way, for scrap.
I'm fascinated by abandoned railways - but also saddened. In Southern Ontario, where I live, the land is crisscrossed with abandoned rights of way, many turned into hiking trails (nice gentle grades!). I imagine railways are being abandoned in the US too, in favour of trucking. Such a loss.
@deino117 Where I live in western Maryland, there are quite a few abandoned rail lines. One near my town still has the grades, but sadly the last train station still standing on that line was allowed to deteriorate until it was demolished last year due to severe neglect. Another line was made into a rail trail, and our town restored its old trolley station several years ago (the last one standing-yay!). Oh, to bring trains back!
@clintonearlwalker I live in Boonsboro, Maryland. It's about 7 miles east of Hagerstown, and two miles west of the Appalachian Trail. My husband and I spent five years living in Hagerstown, and I joke that you can't go anywhere in that city without driving over, under, or across at least one set of tracks. However, I've been crazy about trains all my life, and I do miss them since we moved.
@dragondancer1814 I know roughly where Boonsboro is, I live about 20 miles south of Cumberland MD, near Keyser WV. My sister lives in Baltimore, I worked in Hagerstown for about 1 year. Her little 4 year old boy is OBSESSED with trains. He's always telling me about "steamers", "diesels" and he got to ride in the cab of a bullet train. Anyway, thanx for you info, Cheers!!
@clintonearlwalker I've been the same way all my life. My maternal grandmother lived near the tracks that ran through her town, and every time we heard a train horn when visiting, we'd all go rushing out to the end of the block to see it. My husband and I were married on the Walkersville Southern tour train over in Frederick County, and that was terrific fun! My kids now actually yell at me if I get to stop for a train while in Hagerstown without them!
@dragondancer1814 I always liked trains as a kid but not like my nephew, his mom won't let get anymore toy trains, there whole house is covered with them. Mainly had diesels around here, I remember as a kid the pointed nose that stuck out on some engines, I thought there was something important in there maybe a connection to mission control. An engineer took me up in the cab once and opened a little door that went in the nose. It was a nasty little cramped toilet. I've ridden Cass Scenic RR.
i enjoy your videos. i too am facinated with brownsville and the local history there. i recently found a bottle marked mon rye wisky and found sam thompsons distillery. kept me entertained for weekends
@theqman1956 Ok. I hope my comment didn't come accross as haughty. I was just surprised to hear concrete was considered a "new" building concept in the U.S. in 1912. I enjoy your videos.
I'm not sure if your only into Railroads or other things that are gone as well, but the California/Brownsville area's are full of old bridges and even some other things that may be of interest to you.
In case you are interested, there are 2 abandoned concrete trolley bridges ( c. 1911 ) of the Boston Elevated Railway in the Middlesex Fells Reservation in Stoneham, Mass. It is possible to see one of them on Google street view ( put the yellow man icon just after the W on FellswayW and scan around )
Excellent video- just imagining a center-door car rolling along down the tracks. I'm sure glad that I am not the only one who tries to find old trolley right of way for fun. I personally like finding bits and pieces of Pgh. Railway's Washington Interurban. FYI: the PA Trolley Museum is looking to begin its restoration of West Penn Curve Side Car 832 in earnest in 2009.
How safe is this to walk on? I would be scare to walk.
rickysatx79 2 days ago
we have a bridge which looks just like this in my town, i will shoot a video tomorrow. everyone check it out!
HeyMyNameIsJared 1 week ago
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ENTERRAPTURE20 1 week ago
don't worry video maker I'm sure a life will be along any minute if your quick you should be able to grab it .until then maybe you could find a nice pile of stones to film .
blobby273 1 week ago
@blobby273 Why are you on this video? your on youtube judging people why this person just found a great piece of history. How about you go outside and actually look at something meaningful.
HeyMyNameIsJared 1 week ago
@blobby273 What a miserable comment mate. Is your life not doing well. Its OK man, there is always hope and people to help. Like yourself. Be nice to someone and see how good it makes you feel. Go on. Give it a go.
utuberine 6 hours ago
@utuberine I LOVE YOU XXX ;)
blobby273 5 hours ago
@utuberine your right I feel on top of the world now .I am going to go out now and spread the love .
blobby273 5 hours ago
@blobby273 There ya go mate. Feels good eh? And ya made my day too. Now how can we get the world to do this? Lets see. If we had a worldwide network we could all......
utuberine 1 hour ago
@utuberine lol sorry I think they have us out numbered last person that tried to change the world with nothing but love got nailed to a cross for all his effort but we can but try .
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concrete has been arround since roman time, so hundreds of years, the mayans had something simular, the same arches and so on, they used it for transporting water.
happymark1805 1 week ago
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happymark1805 1 week ago
Run Forrest, Run !!
nledouche69 1 week ago 2
Cool video but I don't think I would be walking on that thing...It looks like its better days are behind it...But still cool video...
8Jaci 2 weeks ago
My grandparents live up near Bedford PA in the mountains. We used to go on hikes and we would find fossils of sea creatures everywhere. Strange stuff.
shmalignant 2 weeks ago
i was down there and it is really cool im trying to get back there i never seen the secound one
brewera71 2 weeks ago
Interesting stuff - Thanks for the commentary :)
2JAMMY 3 weeks ago
Loved it. It looks very beautiful, I love finds like this. Wooded areas are bad ass especially for interesting stone sculpted architecture. You should keep going and see if it leads somewhere else. I would definitely jump down there and run the 'bayou' or what its called in Pennsylvania. What is it called in pennsylvania? A river shute?
adampvarner 3 weeks ago
lol where I live (victoria bc.) I only know of the foundation of an abamdon house that is near a golf course. And an aboandon barn that is supposedly haunted
askme3334 3 weeks ago
COOL !!!
BaltimoreAndOhioRR 3 weeks ago
Very interesting commentary & footage! Thanks for posting!
TasLon7 4 weeks ago
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willkill4kronic 4 weeks ago
thanks for posting history,.......100 years from now someone will be watching this video and glad you did
mrjericho5701 4 weeks ago
sounds like that guy from dual survival
2tripplet 4 weeks ago
Pretty cool... thanks for posting. Loving seeing this stuff.
Todd82TA 1 month ago
@machetou you are shit, go back to your FAKE video games , who asked you anyway..go piss up a rope
apocyldoomer 1 month ago
The Holmesburg section of Philly has the OLDEST Stone arch bridge(i think) in Amerika..Believe it or not, there was a toll gate keeper who actually lived in a home at the bridge, in the 1700's, and there was a toll for your carriage/horses/whatever..I'll send you a link to this theqman.more facts on your way..just had a 13 hour workday, please excuse my ineptitude I"m just frigin exhausted..keep up the good work..
apocyldoomer 1 month ago
Off the East coast of England, at Whitby (Where Dracula landed as a Dog) is the wreck of one of the first Concrete Barges........yes, a Concrete Boat. It's called Ferroforcement, couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it........
GBPaddling 1 month ago
i live in cleveland and theres concrete dumps by my house and if u climb down there theres a huge valley and when you go through it you find these gigantic water tunnels and they have 1912 on them, the ledges for them completely fell away but i managed to do some awesome graffiti inside them 6 years ago
hippa2dahoppa2 1 month ago
Such an important part of history, in its own way. Left there, forgotten for the most part. At one point in time this bridge was a big deal. Interesting thought.
xXGOHHH123Xx 1 month ago
YAY I LIVE IN PA TOO!!! I'LL HAVE TO VISIT THIS PLACE SOMETIME!
ilovebanannas 1 month ago
I live in PA, and I honestly think there is more abandon shit than anywhere else. Just around my house alone there are abandon, strip mines, foundries, caverns, bridges ect.
RazorHeadMetal 1 month ago 14
@RazorHeadMetal they don't call it the rust belt for nuthin!
theqman1956 1 month ago
@RazorHeadMetal I agree more in the mountain area though.
MultiGodzilla2010 3 weeks ago
@RazorHeadMetal I know, don't you just love it here.
universeruler1 3 weeks ago
@RazorHeadMetal. Explore them all.
sandor139 2 weeks ago
@RazorHeadMetal It's True I use to live near Oil City and there were all kinds of abandon oil factories and refineries with a 15 mile radius, it was cool but now I live in Vegas
ST4leave 6 days ago
@RazorHeadMetal come to new orleans on the outskirts. whole blocks abandoned after katrina. businesses , homes, factories, even abandoned six flags park.
StillbornGravity 3 days ago
Very nice job Thank you
jeffdavis13 1 month ago
Now thats a piece of history, like the oldest railway bridge in the world, of which I have a video on my channel, it was stabalised, that's what they need to do with athat :o)
RetroGamerVX 1 month ago
thats nuts i live right up in Latrobe and never knew this
peffer76 1 month ago
very coo video thank you!
TheMazaxist 1 month ago
Interesting video, I must make a video of the worlds first plastic road bridge - it's at Westmill near Swindon in the UK - next to the Westmill Wind Farm. A plastic brodge is very easy to crane in to place. It's 5 meters long and the local military school drove a tank over it at the invitation of the builders on the day it opened.
ChuffChuffWoo 1 month ago
Excellant work brother.
SuperRenegade666 1 month ago
The oldest STEEL re-inforced concrete bridge in the US is in Rock Rapids IA. I live 3 blocks from the park where it was moved to after it was retired from use. I don't know exactly where it was at originally, but I do know it was built in 1894.
yardtechbrando 2 months ago
@yardtechbrando thanks for your insights!
theqman1956 2 months ago
Way cool! I love finding stuff like that on my woods walks. I found an old railroad turntable once. Thanks for sharing!
Miss65boo 2 months ago
Stuffthatsgone - Great Site!
PIPERCUB2006 2 months ago
what happened to the actual track?
TheBalanceOfBass 2 months ago
@TheBalanceOfBass was removed for scrap once line closed. approximately 1950. All track was removed, plus the steel trestles along the way, for scrap.
theqman1956 2 months ago
@TheBalanceOfBass ..china bought it for rebar.
krisofamericas 2 weeks ago
Rally
carveriscool 2 months ago
Good for you, goin' on an adventure! There aren't enuf opportunities to do that anymore.
L00kng 2 months ago
i actaly new that about the bike wird
starionnsw 3 months ago
long walk
69newark 3 months ago
@d0uglaslaws0n no Trolley bridges in the line were made of concrete...that is what makes it rare. They were all trestle
theqman1956 3 months ago
That bridge looks in great condition for a 100 year old bridge thats had no maintainence
TheRattleSnake3145 3 months ago 7
So cool!
mo1971fordcrew 4 months ago
Welsh Mountain Railways were miles better
zagreus101 4 months ago 2
@zagreus101 exactly boyo :)
realbritishpunk 4 months ago
Another great horse back trail...
jparker59able 4 months ago
Looks like the concrete worked !!! lol
yogi1707 4 months ago
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RIVERRATNODRIFTING 5 months ago
I was from PA in my past life!
APT420 6 months ago
I'm fascinated by abandoned railways - but also saddened. In Southern Ontario, where I live, the land is crisscrossed with abandoned rights of way, many turned into hiking trails (nice gentle grades!). I imagine railways are being abandoned in the US too, in favour of trucking. Such a loss.
deino117 6 months ago
@deino117 Where I live in western Maryland, there are quite a few abandoned rail lines. One near my town still has the grades, but sadly the last train station still standing on that line was allowed to deteriorate until it was demolished last year due to severe neglect. Another line was made into a rail trail, and our town restored its old trolley station several years ago (the last one standing-yay!). Oh, to bring trains back!
dragondancer1814 5 months ago
@dragondancer1814 Where do you live in Western Maryland? My grandfather worked on the Western Maryland Railway for about 40 years.
clintonearlwalker 5 months ago
@clintonearlwalker I live in Boonsboro, Maryland. It's about 7 miles east of Hagerstown, and two miles west of the Appalachian Trail. My husband and I spent five years living in Hagerstown, and I joke that you can't go anywhere in that city without driving over, under, or across at least one set of tracks. However, I've been crazy about trains all my life, and I do miss them since we moved.
dragondancer1814 5 months ago
@dragondancer1814 I know roughly where Boonsboro is, I live about 20 miles south of Cumberland MD, near Keyser WV. My sister lives in Baltimore, I worked in Hagerstown for about 1 year. Her little 4 year old boy is OBSESSED with trains. He's always telling me about "steamers", "diesels" and he got to ride in the cab of a bullet train. Anyway, thanx for you info, Cheers!!
clintonearlwalker 5 months ago
@clintonearlwalker I've been the same way all my life. My maternal grandmother lived near the tracks that ran through her town, and every time we heard a train horn when visiting, we'd all go rushing out to the end of the block to see it. My husband and I were married on the Walkersville Southern tour train over in Frederick County, and that was terrific fun! My kids now actually yell at me if I get to stop for a train while in Hagerstown without them!
dragondancer1814 5 months ago
@dragondancer1814 I always liked trains as a kid but not like my nephew, his mom won't let get anymore toy trains, there whole house is covered with them. Mainly had diesels around here, I remember as a kid the pointed nose that stuck out on some engines, I thought there was something important in there maybe a connection to mission control. An engineer took me up in the cab once and opened a little door that went in the nose. It was a nasty little cramped toilet. I've ridden Cass Scenic RR.
clintonearlwalker 5 months ago
That's really cool to see! I live in Hopwood and my paternal grandfather was born in Allison!!!!!!!
TheShutterbug90 6 months ago
@theqman1956
Yes and it was then not used again for hundreds of years until the 19th/early 20th century - especially for commercial use.
xr6lad 7 months ago
theqman1956 you are great. history is the best!
worldritz9 7 months ago
i enjoy your videos. i too am facinated with brownsville and the local history there. i recently found a bottle marked mon rye wisky and found sam thompsons distillery. kept me entertained for weekends
donkeyhustler 9 months ago
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really cool movie!
PrestoWind 9 months ago
sounds like the guy from dual survival
DmitriRussian 10 months ago
Too bad the track is gone. =-(
Intransitman 10 months ago
Fascinating and kind of scary with no side rails.
ponchoman49 11 months ago
@Redskin1040 Sorry ...the "new" referred to the trolley companies attempt to use concrete over traditional trestle design... wrong emphasis.
theqman1956 11 months ago
@theqman1956 Ok. I hope my comment didn't come accross as haughty. I was just surprised to hear concrete was considered a "new" building concept in the U.S. in 1912. I enjoy your videos.
Redskin1040 11 months ago
@Redskin1040 nah..like concrete I have thick skin...I delete the ones that annoy me :-) thanks and spread the word!
theqman1956 11 months ago
The northeast is so rich in history. Unlike central Florida where overdevelopment has erased most things over 60 years old.
rayzhistorychannel 1 year ago
I'm not sure if your only into Railroads or other things that are gone as well, but the California/Brownsville area's are full of old bridges and even some other things that may be of interest to you.
SeanRMV 1 year ago
Awesome! It needs to be on bridgehunter. :)
strangersound 1 year ago
isnt 1912 the sinking of titanic????
mankyoSharingan 1 year ago
you are correct sir, hopefully he meant the 'new' technique of using reinforcing bars within the concrete
civilequinn 1 year ago
you should come to south east PA alot of stuff like this
wwfundertakerfan1 1 year ago
:-) Must be part of some western Pennsylvania accent to say West Penn like "west pin," lol...We don't say that in Philly. :P
Gaeilgeoir 1 year ago 13
Right. You say Soda....:-)
theqman1956 1 year ago 15
@theqman1956 Of course, cuz that's what it is. :D
Gaeilgeoir 1 year ago
@theqman1956 I'm from Pittsburgh, but I still call it Soda. :P
AndrewC437 5 months ago
@Gaeilgeoir you are a long way from home!
fnh8340 2 months ago
Good job, and great narration.
webecomets 1 year ago
well for the USA, everything i s new....
kaizerballing 1 year ago
looks like the road from Compressiontown to JPEG City. informative though.
solderingironofjusti 2 years ago
modern concrete, rebarr and such.
cutter14 2 years ago
probably the modern concrete
97268324 2 years ago
In case you are interested, there are 2 abandoned concrete trolley bridges ( c. 1911 ) of the Boston Elevated Railway in the Middlesex Fells Reservation in Stoneham, Mass. It is possible to see one of them on Google street view ( put the yellow man icon just after the W on FellswayW and scan around )
tramjohnny 2 years ago
5***** from Germany!
megatwingo 3 years ago
Excellent video- just imagining a center-door car rolling along down the tracks. I'm sure glad that I am not the only one who tries to find old trolley right of way for fun. I personally like finding bits and pieces of Pgh. Railway's Washington Interurban. FYI: the PA Trolley Museum is looking to begin its restoration of West Penn Curve Side Car 832 in earnest in 2009.
trolleyjolly 3 years ago
thats awsomeee!!!! wow im deffinetly going to check out that web site
x5h21q9 3 years ago
Rt 166 And Davidson Siding Rd, about 50 yards in next to the house
theqman1956 3 years ago
I live in West Brownsville. Where is that trail at? I've lived here for years now, been all over the damn place and haven't seen that bridge yet.
KokHolliday 3 years ago
35 years of exploring western pennsylvania and a few good old maps!
theqman1956 3 years ago
cool, how do you find this stuff? Its really interesting.
HCEPU 3 years ago