We own 2 acres adjacent to the Train Station to the North - We moved and have resettled in Nova Scotia Canada. One of the Acres has a Historic Goldmine on it - called the Watchmine. We loved living in Chloride and still have these building lots with City Services available to us but we have moved so much we do not have the energy or time to manage or a reason to keep them. Just a note - chloride was a wild town and keeps a lot of character. It was a wild west experience and we ran a Air B and B for two years and was very successful and everyone loved the town and its heritage.

My grandmother was the postmaster in the late '60s early '70s and in the back on the post office was the fire house. That is not the old school house, it burned down in the late '70s. The school had a dirt field where my dad played football, that tough. Most of those building were built as tourist trap attractions. My grandfather was a miner, and in later life worked at that gas station on the corner. He was also the water district well manager. I have a lot of great memories spending my summers in Chloride

I lived there with my parents back in 1947-8. My father worked at a gold mine (Samoa ?) way up the mountain. I'm 84 now. There was a BIG mine at the end of first street,, but was completely removed. Had a big hoist, many buildings, but the shaft was flooded. The tailings have been reworked for any leftovers. There was a heavy snow that winter and two mine workers from the Samoa had a role-over accident checking on the mine and one was killed. We were out of work then, moved away that spring.

Hello everyone, We made it to Chloride Ghost Town, we found this location fantastic. We hope you enjoy our tour.

Great video of the Old Town of chloride. Thank you so much for sharing I always enjoy your videos.👍👍👍

Yea, the phone is a cellular phone with coin slots to access...self contained unit... Bunch of them in AZ.... Neat!

Awesome job on this episode! I wish you a happy Sunday.

Wow. 80 years ago I lived in a town like that. That is an antique lift, I worked under one of them for years. You're video brought back so many memories when I was a child. Thank you so very very much.

The narrow gauge train tracks someone wanted to bring tourists up from the main highway four miles away from town. However, landowners did not want him to have an easement across their property so this grand project failed. A small two-lane highway ran through town in the early days but development of the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead meant that a four-lane had to be built. They ran it across open lands west of town and that is Highway 93, which is the current access to Chloride.

About 4 years ago I did the short drive off the main road and walked the town. Ate dinner in the only restaurant and I had the fish dinner which I still remember as being really good. Signs around the restaurant talked of music concerts on weekends, don't remember who played. I remember the restaurant as being rather large, so I figured that people came to town when a band played there. I took some pictures which I haven't looked at in a while, but are pretty much what's in the video you made. Friendly people live there. ready to tell you about the town, if you ask them.

Very interesting town. Thank you for sharing your video with us. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

There's an old stone building just outside of Chloride that served as the town brothel. Still standing to this day (but with no roof.) Makes sense it's stone, wouldn't want that burning down, lol.

Great video,what a fantastic place👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

👍👍👍👍 Good one Weekend! Happy 4th! 🇺🇸🧨🇺🇸🧨🇺🇸🧨

Was there a few years ago got photos in salon and surrounding buildings. We were there on a trip from Las Vegas I’m from Scotland uk it was like being in a movie set

Keep saying iam going to check out Chloride one day! Moved to Lake Havasu City four years ago from Pacific NW. So many places to explore in AZ. Oatman still one of my favorites!

It is interesting what youtube suggests to me. Mostly things I have no interest in, but this video I found fascinating. I especially loved the old jail. Thank you.

The "old prospector" building was a bar/ resturant. Make a right at the corner there and ther is a building on the right with a modern glass door... this is a resturant and bar as well as small antique shop. The food here is excelent and should not be missed.

Is nice to visit old places, culture and traditions, no all the time is nice places, and fun, is important see all the history of one country, I like ! 👍

Love these steps back in time, especially as I lived and traveled around Arizona when I first came to live in the U.S. from Ireland in 2000. I believe I lived in some old ghost town in AZ a previous lifetime!😅

Great place to visit. I was there. I truly enjoyed the time I spent there😊

As far as the depot the side with the bay window's is the trackside. And the station master also the telegrapher would work.

God to Winslow Az and check out their old Santa Fe train station! It's a incredible building that they have turned into a really nice hotel and restaurant!

Oold prospector. Someone likes to watch the Woo : )

There is a working pay phone in Evergreen Station, CO. It’s necessary because of very poor cell service in the area.

Very cool video my friend and I hope you and your family have a wonderful Fourth Of July.

Leaning on the Everlasting Arms ❤❤❤

My mother in law lives in Golden valley just a few miles away. Most of the people that live near her work in the mine next to Chloride.

New sub ! Liked 😘👍😀😃

@ 8:14"the wind just blew that open". yea the "wind"...

Chloride isn't a ghost town! It's up n running! I love Chloride, lived several miles from there.

Just saying, at the gas station, that had the mining cart tracks, that ran around front of the gas pumps. You missed the locomotive turn table, that was behind the old stove. Interesting? I wonder if those tracks, were from the mine? Love the video

Nice content. Please try uploading in 4K if possible.

Wow bro you even mentioned it about the price of gas on the pumps and then walked right by them they shell right at the bottom in the middle what the gas sold for in the pumps I wish you would have went by there I bet it was like 50 cents a gallon

The bay window in the station is for the station master to see the train comming

‏فيديو رائع جدا انا احب كل شيء قديم اين ذهب الناس ماذا حل بهم وهل هم احياء في اي تأريخ تعود هذه الحي السكني 😔😔😔😔😔

I remember watching a cowboy movie and they used the name of a town Chloride.

Is there any property there for sell there? I would love buying in and becoming an old Story Teller of the area. I have enjoyed that type of Entertainment years ago.

Would like to point out, if it's a Frontier serviced phone...it may not be working

Thank you. Now I don't need to go there

Not sure what a living ghost town means, but it sounds like "inhabited living" is a bit redundant.

Count how many times the word "OLD" is used in this video.

You cant have a ghost town if people are living in it. By definition a ghost town must have no living inhabitants. Otherwise its just a old decrepit group of buildings that people live in because of financial problems.

Doctor is not spelled with an E Lol

This is not a ghost town

Tourist trap 👎