Great video,,thanks for sharing 👍

Great video. Yes, it is sad to see another town slowly disappearing. My family have been in Mt Morgan for well over 100 years. Some are still there. My grandmother was a Morgan born in 1919. The dam wall commenced being raised in 1998. I worked on the raising of the dam wall in 98. Thanks for your video.

This is cool. I was part of a demolition team (leading hand) in the late 80s. We demolished the old crusher plant at Mt Morgan, and over the months it took to pull it down, I got to explore all over the Mt Morgan mine. It's a fascinating part of CQ history, known all over the world at one point as the richest Gold mine in the world. I walked over that suspension bridge when it was still up.

Just found out my Great grandmother was born here in 1896 on Hall Street so thanks for the video

My family have over 120 years of history in the town, including some of names you’ve mentioned, the building you thought was going to be demolished as the oldest building is my old kindergarten and you were filming on my families land in other shots, was fantastic video thanks for the video, additionally the land up there is so dynamic, that dam changes how it looks so often as does so many other places depending on the seasons. Fantastic video thank you

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Thanks, Looking forward to part2

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Good one buddy,, really interesting and appreciate your effort. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Sir. Now I have a better idea of where my dear sister in Christ Pippi lives! ♥️

I was a soldier at 2cer ennoggera barracks in the late 90’s we came to mount morgan and constructed a new suspension bridge in the middle of town was also given a full guided tour by the local council for our efforts a lot of history around here

Sorry, I comment as I watch (bad habit). It's sad to see that the mine site heritage has been neglected. There is so much history at the mine and in the town itself.

The welfare house was a social hub for mine staff. There was, and still is a full sized pool table in the building and at one time movies were shown there. The welfare bowls club was also part of the complex and yes tennis courts, in addition to the one still visible were also part of the facilities.

It's a shame what the mine done to the place. The Dee river will never be not toxic. Sadly. Mines never have a pretty ending. Especially for the environment. Just imagine if the big ironstone mountain was still there and a clean river. Would be a good town. Some things ya just can't get back.

6:35 Were they the assay stores? Built like bomb shelters...