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Subject: My Fathers Day Adventures In Gold Country On 6-18-16
Date: 06/18/2016 8:24:04 PM Pacific Standard Time From: lordofthynight@aol.com To: ParanormalBuffalo@yahoogroups.com, ParanormalGhostSociety@googlegroups.com, paranormalghostsociety@yahoogroups.com, ParanormalGhostSocietyConnections@yahoogroups.com, TheParanormalGhostSociety@yahoogroups.com, SupernaturalFlorida@yahoogroups.com, ParanormalCalifornia@yahoogroups.com, ParanormalNevada@yahoogroups.com, Paranormalflorida@yahoogroups.com, sierraparanormal@yahoogroups.com, PGSPhantoms@yahoogroups.com After leaving St. Stephens Cemetery in Drytown we were approaching sunset. It had been a long day and I still had this fairly large semi ghost town left to explore. The problem is Highway 49 runs right through the middle of town so you have to be careful because their is a ton of traffic on the road. My first stop would be at the old fire department out
front they had some relics of the past including an air tank, water tank, bell
and some wagon wheels. Fires were not uncommon in Drytown there were quite a few
actually. Their was a couple small plaques one stated that the one bell belonged
to some school but I also think it sat at the old fire department to at one
time.
I walked across the street to visit the old well to
the right of it was the old general store with iron doors that said antiques. Of
course back in the day it had multiple uses but mainly just a store. To the left
of that was a small little restaurant. The buildings downtown are well preserved
all made of wood and renovated so nothing is abandoned.
My favorite building is the old hotel it has an upper
balcony ya know the type you see in the movies where the bad guy is on it and
gets shot falling from the top of it. Most of the buildings though are antique
shops which were stores and shops back in the 1800's. Hell the old fire
department was turned into a small antique shop to.
I did visit the old butcher shop I think someone is
living there but the grass was high, junk was stacked all over outside and its
sort of an eyesore. The butcher shop is nearly original to the town and although
it looks the same its getting to a point where its deplorable in comparison to
the other renovated structures around town.
If you head out of town there is also a small red
school house. Today its abandoned the windows are to high to jump in or hold my
cam up to get photos. But out back there was a tree swing and to the left of the
school a bbq pit. The school nearly was in operation for over a century. I felt
something hit me at the school out of the trees maybe an acorn or pine cone hard
to know. For all I know something could have touched me because that is how it
felt at the time. It just was very weird but since there are trees I just
assumed a squirrel maybe knocked something onto me.
There was an old restored home that sat further back I
photographed. As a matter in fact there are quite a few older homes if you drive
around or walk the side streets. I only really focused on the historic sites
downtown simply because it was almost dark and me taking photos of peoples
residences almost at night may make others uncomfortable so I did not do it
sorry folks.
In total I think just walking around a short time I
found about six antique shops and that is all you see here when it comes to
local business. There is the old well restaurant and speaking of the old well
its filled in but at the bottom I seen charred wood so someone was burning a
fire from this well at one time.
I was walking past this one structure there was an
older woman sitting outside. I guess its an old brick building turned into
apartments. But she told me how to get to the old jail if I was interested and
sure enough there it was. The old jail still had bars on the windows but no door
and someone had been using it to store landscaping materials. But more then
likely it was used as a drunk tank but no major outlaws.
There was this wall with a bunch of old rusty relics
also hanging up on it. Also if you leave or enter town there is a pond not far
from the town plaque which is in fairly bad shape. Allot of flowers were in
bloom and shrubs also. Its real nice in Drytown so much nature if you take a
time out to recognize it. Flowers grow at street corners and there are small
horse properties with lush green grass. Its just a lovely place to be and even
the creek was flowing.
As it was getting the dark the full moon came out it
was a gorgeous night but we had a long ways to go home but I could not ask more
on this perfect Fathers Day. I bet some of the old shops are haunted both
cemeteries have quite a few graves unfortunately I tried and you cant get to the
pioneer cemetery its on private land.
Its a bustling little town well sort of quite a bit of
traffic which made it hard for me to take EVP or film. But it was a nice finish
to a days worth of adventures. Back when I lived up this way id go through
Drytown at least a couple times a week and always use to wonder what was all
here. But there is more to Main Street like with the old jail we found. I
believe there is more to see up here especially if we can see the old pioneer
cemetery.
I am amazed with how great of shape the buildings are
in considering the age of this hamlet. But at one time there use to be more till
the fires swept through. I went through some alleys and behind some of these
businesses and I have to admit downtown is much different then what the tourist
do not see. For example behind one of the structures the grass was real high,
junk all over etc
We set on off to head for home I had an awesome
fathers day dinner which included a T-bone steak, garlicky mashed potatoes and
broccoli with cheese sauce. Nothing like a homecooked meal after a long days of
exploring. Kind of makes it all worthwhile when you think about it!
Peace,
LR |
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black and white photo above shows the butcher shop. You can clearly see
on a wood beam pieces of meat hanging from it. The butcher shop had
marble floors, counterys and even the block all cut from the Fiddletown
Quarry and opened in the 1860's. The structure still fairly looks the
same today although the awning which hung over the front is long gone.
The porch had two brick archways I heard instead of wood or glass doors
it had iron doors. The inside walls were covered in plaster which is
now crumbling away today. Johann Heinrich Meiss served in the Prussian
Army during Napoleons first conquest of Europe and came to Drytown in
or around 1852. He established the first butcher shop in the area in
1854 and I believe he also established this one which was a more
permanent structure. He did die in 1865 so more then likely the butcher
shop ended up with another owner. I took a photo of the old butcher
shop below so you can compare photos. While we may run a paranormal
group we equally care much about the history and the preservation of
these locations we do research at. |
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The
full moon over Drytown as I was heading on out at dusk. Nothing has
changed the pioneers who first came to this place would have
experienced many full moons just like this one. Drytown was a dark
place in the mid 1800's their were no nearby cities and by nightfall
most families were indoors sitting around a cozy fire. ![]() |
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| Photos taken inside the old jail cells and I would not have found this place except for the fact that a local seen me filming then told me to walk out back if I wanted to see them. So we did just that and the two things I found out back was an old stone wall then the jail itself. It looks like people are just throwing landscaping materials inside of it but when it was being used it probably more then anything served as the drunk tank for unruly brawlers. Afterall Drytown had a couple dozen saloons so yeah drinking did occur but so did altercations! |
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![]() My fathers day dinner a meal fit for a king a T-bone steak fully marinated, tender and juicy. Along with that garlic herb mashed potatoes and cheesy broccoli! It was a late night and a late dinner but it was worth waiting to come home to a dinner like this after a hard days of adventuring up in gold country! |
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