Question for ya, planning on going with a couple of friends but when you went how heavy was security around there?

I didn't see the charm when I went there last year. Over-hyped.

Lived in Bisbee in 92-3 , as a year of big city detox after moving west, from Boston. It was quite a huge change…but much needed. (Anyone remember Muddys? Renaissance Cafe? I worked at both) Though at that point, before internet, it proved to be too isolated for my then 20 something lifestyle needs. I didn’t move far, just to Tucson… so occasionally I take a day trip to walk around the steps in Tombstone canyon.

It looks awesome but you left out something 😢food😮 Tell me something about food in a place where I'm going to travel to..

I live in OKC. I'm still not sure what will become of this building. It was supposed to be demolished, and then it was put up for sale. I wish the city could convert it into another mental health facility or affordable housing.

Thanks for helping me put the pieces together when going through our family photos!

Once upon a time a group of teenagers ventured deep into one of storm drains the veered off under BCC. We out of the manhole at Peel Center and Team Canada Drive. We went deeeep.

Is it still possible to get there? I heard it’s fenced off.

I would love to visit this graveyard with my ouija board...anyone else wanna play with meee???😉🖖😂

Bisbee is close to Tombstone with wild west history of it's own. Look up the Bisbee massacre.

Most people fall in love with Bisbee, like my daughter and I, some peopleate looking for another LasVegas? Been there15 times, can't wait to go back! Warren, just down the road is very cool. Love their Saturday Farmers Market!

I've never been through Medusa's Cave before, but it looks very similar to Frankie's Cave ( by Orenda Rd and Birchbank ), which I've been through many times as a kid in the 80's.

I was stationed at ft. Huachuca n always visit bisbee n the surrounding towns.

There used to be rats in the early 70’s. I never got more than 10 feet in. We didn’t have flashlights tho.

I hung out in this place quite a bit during grade 9 (1987) great memories, thanks for this video!

The City of Bramalea wouldn't have put those gates on. If they were 1973 or before, it was Township of Chinguacousy, City of Brampton afterwards.

I love living here. I moved here in 2004. My mom was born here. Thank you, Mom.

Bisbee? Are you kidding? Went there once and never going back. Bisbee gave me the same creepy feeling I used to get when I watched the series Carnevale.

Magical place, 1 day is not enough~ so beautifully unique ~

Noticed half the outdoor hallway has doors and the other half does not - any idea what the difference is. Would love to see a floor plan.

Bramalea was NEVER a suburb of Brampton. It was developed as a separate town to the east of Brampton. "Canada's first planned community" was how it was advertised. The "cave" is the result of the diversion of the creek around the City Centre. It allows for flow underneath Peel Centre Drive, and exits on the south side of Clark Blvd. It's called Medusa's Cave because there was already Frankie's Cave next to Birchbank, which is/was even longer. Medusa's cave dates to the construction of the City Centre in the early 70's. Frankie's dates from the 60's. It's easier to navigate, as it just parallels Orenda Road.

About the name, I know my dad grew up calling it Medusa's cave as far back as the 70's

Maybe ten years ago they bolted iron gates on both ends of the cave to stop people going in. The other end is a park on the other side of the mall. Walking through the park one day I saw the iron gate was half hanging off the entrance and bent. Like nothing a normal human could do. Really added to the legend of Medusas

I very much enjoyed seeing amazing Bisbee through your eyes. Your unique and relatable perspective is unlike others vlogs that I have watched. I have yet to visit this charming, soul-captivating town, but from this video, Bisbee makes a similar impression in my mind as Asheville, NC. And like Asheville, it has struck a chord in my heart. I look forward to visiting some day soon.

Fun fact: There's a really cool plum tree near the tunnel, don't ask me how I know that, lol.

I’ve been to this house many times filming tv shows & movies. The zoo maintains the property. It is very beautiful.

Built for the wealthy elite? Owl carvings? Woods? Underground tunnels? Sounds like Bohemian Grove East. Creepy AF. I’d be noping my way right out the front door.

Thank you for sharing this! I drove pass this place many times. But never got out of the car look around or knowing all these details about the history of this place. Liked and Subscribed! Looking forward to watching more videos from you!

Surprised you didn’t run into any private security, I hear it’s pretty hard to get around usually

joe biden is a N**tard.

I live in Amargosa Valley, just north of the junction, over the NV state line. You did a nice job to bring more curious people to this iconic place. Thanks for advancing Marta's vision.

Hiiiiii!!

I just bought a house 10 mins from here

"So creepy", so scared...

This would make a good movie set for a horror or thriller movie

I live in austin

In the words of the great Robert Frost, "one could do worse than be" Canadien.

My band plays in Bisbee all the time; The Bisbee Grand, St. Elmo Bar, Bisbee Social Club. It's one of our favorite towns to play. It's ALWAYS a good time!

Did not see any Pumpkin Spice Spam, however, it was a one time only limited edition product from the fall of 2019. Everyone was into the pumpkin spice products then. This place is on the bucket list.

Nice video. Spam is one of those foods that you either love it or you hate it. I like the tabasco Spam or the correct term is Hot and Spicy Spam. Unless the can gets damaged, rust or dents, Spam is a food that is still good well after the expiration date on the can. When you entered the British section of the museum, it reminded me of the classic Monty Python "SPAM" sketch. If you haven't seen it, it is funny. Surprised it was not playing on a monitor in that section of the museum. I thought I heard the song playing that they sing in that sketch. It's only two or three minutes long.

Yay new video!

Yeah Judas Priest 🤘🤘🤘

I just got a four foot Evergleam aluminum tree yesterday!❤

Coming from Ohio I would come across the Peace Bridge and take the parkway to the falls. This old Inn always captured my imagination . I would stop and sit in the parking lot and could vision the old cars from back in its 50's and 60's parked at their rooms. Just a moment in time.Thank you so much for this video

Wow, great video. I've always wanted to stay here. The room reminded me of the little motel I stayed at many years ago in Desert Shores at the Salton Sea. Subbed.

We love staying here, we just ask for room on the other side. No pool view but much better rest.

Place has gone down hill bad 😢 El rancho was still nice when I was a kid. My dad was a cop in Gallup in the 80s

I grew up in Georgetown and spent many days exploring this old paper mill. During high school we would come here almost daily after school to smoke pot and explore. Watching this video brought back some old, but good memories. It's a shame to see it in such ruins, but I suppose not even the old mill can withstand the tales of time.

Thank you for doing this!! :D

Parking lots are also charging ridiculous amounts. The Falls Hotel and Inn is charging $100 to park on the lot on April 8.