Interesting place to explore. I am glad you had Jon standing guard.

this was a charcoal briquette co. the hoppers were filled with ingredients for binding agent (looks like roofing tar)its in a book called "briquetting" by Albert Leads Stillman- google books. i saw a pile of briquettes on the floor by the "ash piles" inside the first part. love putting history back together. your videos inspire me to investigate these places (not trying to 'steel your thunder') just want to get answers to questions. this is YOUR discovery, thanks for sharing. maybe a return trip? there is an old photo in this book and the history of 'briquetting'.

From john to john You are a great man Honest like a m.f r

"I'm here to identify your body....." Sorry, that was funny.🤣🤣

That was some pretty cool underground rooms! I was hoping the cart tracks would lead into a coal mine, but it seems that it may have been too flooded down there to trace them to see where they go?

just went down this same area in Nov. 2020 ...its dryer now.. those "tracks" inside is a drainage chute( terrecota pipes cut in half). i think the hoppers held the materials for making the explosive slurry. they wouldnt be dangerous until they were mixed (amonium oxide maybe?) Great video of this place. any old photos?

Thank you Cliff.

There's double standing towers are Coal Hopper bins for the old steam trains for them to get refilled if I remember correctly

Wonder what all those dead-end halls were in both locations?! Really cool place! Thanks for sharing.

I live in Pottsville and have toured the Lansford coal mine with my wife.

They are not cart tracks . Its treacota pipe under the water.

Great cool video but I myself wouldn’t go under there considering right over the hill a few miles away we are still mining and blasting a few times a week

Be cool to go back when its dry,bet those tracks go to some pretty cool spots.

that was fantastic. almost as good as a Skyrim RPG dungeon. you had to be brave down there. That might make a good Doom shelter or Post apocalyptic hideout! No zombies down there!

This was pretty cool!!!

I don't know anything about coal mining and so it is interesting to see all of this infrastructure. Given all of the horror stories, I'm somewhat intimidated by going underground into an abandoned coal mine itself.

Pretty cool,thanks for the look!

You never actually went into the mines. If you plan on doing it then you need MSHA approved lighting,a methane detector just to name a few things, you should also familiarize yourself with the dangers of a coal mine like black and white damp. I'm a 3rd generation coal miner for Consol Energy

Went here and the tunnel the other day. Do you know about the mine fire just up the road in Nesquehoning? I was there a few weeks back. Really cool spot but dangerous as hell...

It`s a shame how people always have to destroy everything and fill it with trash.

Is there some reason you keep looking around while you are talking? I do appreciate the hazards you face and am deeply grateful that I can see places I don't actually have to go to. Please take care of yourself. Thank you.

I'm from nesquehoning and a outdoors man arrow head hunter and know lots of other intresting locations throughout carbon county

Pretty awesome! Anyway you can send coordinates to the area?

I just moved to lansford how do you get to these places

The 1st 2 things are Silos.

Looks like a mine hole, proves to be a locker room. That's random.

go again this time with some high waders to wear

Thank you, I lived in tower city. Regret not exploring.

I have a KZfaq channel as well and do similar videos. I live in lansford and you missed all of the best stuff in this area. The real good stuff is almost impossible to find . If your interested in doing a collaboration video with me . Make a trip back to lansford and we'll go explore some real stuff

fun

Have you ever seen or heard Bigfoot?

Who saw the freaking spider

Do you mind sharing the location? I'll give you my email