I go camping every fall in the White Mountains. You just gave me another cool place to hike to. Thanks J-Mass.

It is a shame that most of the bridge had collapsed, Although it is amazing that it survived as long as it did. Also, those things that are used to support the bridge, I am pretty sure are called abutments.

Great video. Reminds me of my younger years when we explored the old Willy House in Crawford Notch.

Still looks pretty good having been closed for 25 years.

bro have you ever been to Dennys?

Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⛵ it's so Serene and beautiful in the White Mountains. Thanks for this really interesting history, it's amazing how that derelict structure once supported hundreds of thousands of pounds of locomotive crossing overhead. Next time please control the bugs 😂✌️🇺🇲

Amazing spot homie! Always happy to watch some Jmass content every Tuesday! Congrats on 5k!!

Also a certified member now - a pleasure to support you J-MASS!

Pretty cool spot indeed,love your channel,keep up the good work man

Thank you for sharing this with us ❤

Glad u found an old train trussel. Hope u will find Camp 16

Great video man! There are a TON of old logging artifacts laying around VERY close to where the trestle is, specifically from the remnants of camp 16!

Yo you probably don’t remember me, but I’m the guy who recommended the freetown state forest!

You needn't apologize for the bugs. I didn't get bit.

officially a certified jmass member

Very cool place

From a fellow mass hole neighbor to another.. hello from MA ..mehh hahahahhahaa if u know u know

I had no idea this was there. I will have to check it out sometime.

I think I looked at the house across the street from that 15 years ago. I was told both sides of the road was a part of a salvage yard in the 50's

Kind of funny to see someone not alone violate Mass trespass laws, but post the evidence on KZfaq. God bless you son ... hope you make some videos of Massachusetts' luxurious District Courts (I believe this one falls under Framingham's jurisdiction)

Funny story about that bridge; about a decade ago, I began hiking in different parks in the area. I saw Georgetown-Rowley on the map, and gave it a go. I parked on Pingree Farm Road, right where it switched to pedestrian only, and hiked to the bridge, turned around and came back. A few years later, I took 97 on the way back from the Ipswich River Wildlife Refuge in an attempt to circumvent Route 1 during the Topsfield Fair. I saw a sign next to Rowley Road for the park, so I decided to check it out. I came across the same bridge from the other side. I instantly remembered seeing that iconic bridge from my previous hike. That became one of my favorite hiking spots. I practically lived there during 2020, LOL. Great drone footage by the way!

Wow! I never knew that this existed!

Just found this video. My husband says if you'd like some info on it to hit us up. He'd tell you what he knows about it.

No way! I live a short distance from here. Me and my buddies would go in there when we were in high-school and sneak some beers.

Go to the kitchen basement and you see and hear things i heard and evil laugh con from the bottom floor refrigerator

I was in Georgetown yesterday and used google maps on my phone while I was there, then this video was in my feed today

I can only imagine the amount of work that it took in the late 1800s early 1900s to build all that

Tons of norway rats on that osland also

If you happen to go on to this island just be careful walking around in the open field sections we found multiple open manhole covers if you didn't know it was there it's like a 20/25 ft drop

The filmed a portion of the movie “The Heat” at this Dennys 😂. I believe the portion of the movie when they’re at a diner and she sticks a straw in someone’s throat.

They had tables and booths you uncultured plebiscite.

This property was originally a Koala Inn before it was a Day's Inn. The notice that you found on the door is a standard notice required by law in most states for hotels and motels. It lists the state laws pertinent to the operation of the hotel. These are not the "hotel's rules". The room rates listed are the maximum rates allowed for that room. They would only come into play during special events. The "collapsed wall" (railing) on the building was not collapsed but likely taken out to facilitate the positioning of a dumpster to push the rubble from the clearing of the rooms prior to demolition.

$3.39/gal?? SO GLAD I don't live there!! $2.86 here!!

I drive pass there every day to get to work I’ve always thought of exploring it. I’m glad somebody did.

Yes

Please get a heavy metals test from a physician. You crawl around in some cool places but deep sixed industrial sites are notorious for poisoning curious explorers as well and entrapping them snd killing them. Please be careful but no content is worth your life.

Every state in the country has its own horror stories about how it treated its mentally challenged residents. Check out how Massachusetts treated its "inmates" at the Massachusetts State School in Bridgewater. Search for "Titicutt Follies."

Trespassing is now exploration. Who knu?

WOW , I just found out about Mt Tom and I'm shocked!!! Back in the late 80's me and the boys would snowboard there. We live in Springfield and it was ruff even back then. Shame ,but it's like every thing else going to hell these days. Thanks for the video. Sad as it is...

I've enjoyed the videos that J-MASS has done in the past, but this one was hard to watch. Just a suggestion, but wider shots would have been nice and were you holding the camera or was it swinging on a rope? The camera was all over the place. Finally, any ideas why there were so many tires from one end of the place to another? The other thing is I wonder why they left so many file cabinets there when they left? They could have been put to good use by others.

Why not restore it and turn it into a visitor's center for the preserve?

Back in 2002/2003 I took a graphic design college course and the building for that, for whatever reason, was on this campus instead of the actual college. The google maps coords are 43°33'31.3"N 71°29'41.5"W but this building held both the graphic design/printing press classes and the electrician classes. The buildings right behind it were prison buildings with actual prisoners (who helped me when my car got stuck in a pothole in the winter on that road). Nowadays those classes are held at the actual college and I'm not sure whats going on with the building now. I should go drive by and check. We weren't allowed to go up near these buildings though, even if they were abandoned.

If you explore further above the tunnel there are a few alignment towers left. Those were used to make the tunnel was being dug and designed in a straight path as possible. The line also at one point was electrified and doubled tracked. There is also an abandon building by the train bridge close to the deerfield river if I remember correctly that was the pump house so much to explore in that one area alone. Also you can visit the central shaft building which is located on Central Shaft road not far from the tunnel and if your lucky you see how it clears exhausts from the tunnel when trains go through

I have a friend that is part of the committee to include the Clinton train tunnel to the rail trail. It will make it the longest in the state once completed. The plann includes adding interior lights to the tunnel and cleaning up the swamp on the East portal side of the tunnel

I have had a lot paranormal experiences visiting there

A few y 12:56 ears back I had a great vision of doing roundhouse apts with a community building for grocery store theater, laundry in the square building gym . Big windows on the rounds . I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that spot it looked alot like it .I wonder if it's sound

This is awesome!

Why did it need a smokestack for

For what it's worth I'd love to recommend you look straight in to the lens when you're talking like in the beginning of the video. You looking off to the side just feels off when I'm watching.