The Ghost Town of Bonnie Clare, Nevada - Gunfights, Train Wrecks, and Gold

Brilliant video content, i had the time to explore alot, road trip 2021, loved off the beaten track stuff in New Mexico, and esp sw Texas, ps, theres a coyote / wolf mix, some say from the mountains and high plains desert areas, that sounds un earthly, heard that one night in the Davis mountains state park primitive area, chills ! Happy trails 👣💓

Ghost towns and abandoned places always hold a sense of melancholy for me. Once busy with men, women, and children. The sounds of people going about their lives, voices, machinery, dogs barking, and children playing. The smell of food cooking. Now so lonely. A most enjoyable and informative video. Thank You.

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Yup walking and exploring the trails of the o`l timers. I won't say much , but the Nostalgia is so cool.

Excellent
I went there in the mid 80s

Loved this video, Thank You for the history journey. Yes you were right to leave after the scream. I lived in the Mojave desert and heard and saw many things that no one would believe.
Thank You Emma for leaving the flowers, such a sweet and respectful gift to the those who came before.
Keep carrying your repeater on these journeys you never know what you may encounter. Keep up the good work.

Great video! Thats a great ghost story too! Those dust storms are Serious and i think your channel is now one of my favs. I lived in Nevada and N.M. and love the desert!

Why do you need a gun walking around there? (UK so maybe I'm missing something?)

I’ve always appreciated your family clean approach to your videos.

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I live in Las Vegas. I have been to Rhyolite which to me is a fascinating place but never knew about these places. I watch your videos regularly and enjoy them very much as I enjoy learning about history. Thank you for these great videos.

Love the flowers she leaves. Brings a little bit of life back to it❤

Great work🎉

Very well done, and very professional.

When Victor Huson died in 1961, he had already moved to Goldpoint, NV and moved one of those cabins from Bonnie Claire to Goldpoint. His wife Millie was my great, great Aunt. She continued to live in Goldpoint until 1980 when grandma and grandpa made her move to Las Vegas. She hated the city. I was enthralled by her stories. We now own that cabin in Goldpoint. Allen Patera also has Victor and Millie on the census rolls from the early 1900's in Goldpoint. We've spent alot of time in Bonnie Claire as kids. Loved your show.

Lots of historical info thank you. I was there in early winter 2013. Beautiful place. In winter. As a 4th generation Canadian I can't even imagine visiting at any other time. We were there to study the moving rocks on the playa. Came across a very curious phenomenon I call terra circles. At first I called them playa circles. Check my first video from 2015

Interesting I watched your Ship wrecks for quite awhile.Tuned in from Southwestern Ontario. 🇨🇦

Good story.

Very SCARY. Great footage too.

Great video. Well done.

I have always liked history and you do a wonderful presentation of facts, showing old pictures, your narration is excellent and your manner pleasant. Really enjoyed this video. Glad I opened your video.

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your content is Televison quality , thanks for always providing great video and a great story and narration , happy 2024

So well made and professionally done. Thanks for your great documentary.

Ooooh you said the name right! I knew I liked you. Love, a Nevadan 🖤

Awsome video I like the touch of the paranormal

I've been to Scott's castle 3 or 4 times. It has a hugh front door and has swimming pools built on the side of the house. On one trip there, I was on a motorcycle and was leaving , when I had to pull up to a stop. Out in front of me was a whole bunch tiranchel spides [ sorry for the spelling ]. It was like a big blanket going across the road.

This is so interesting! One hundred years and absolute extinction of mining civilization! For the first time I've heard about Scotty's castle! It's amazing! Thank you for your video!) ❤

Thank you for this great presentation!

Hi! What A Beautiful Story And History Of This Amazing Town. I m Amazing and Fond Of The History Of Once Lveing, Thank you!!

Very interesting. You have done some detailed investigation. Sets your video's apart from a lot of others........

Sounds like some ghost smelled dinner cooking and came running, then realized you didn't save any dinner for them. Ahhhhh!!!!

I think they filmed the new ghostbusters here

imagination. These old west towns and times, yes, still capturing the imagination. Something about it just won't let go very easily, ya know, hence your audience to view it. It made me think of the Paul Thomas Anderson film, There Will Be Blood, from 2007, where Daniel Plainview falls inside the mine extracting silver, breaks his leg [his left leg....ahem] climbs out and drags himself across the Nevada desert to a town to sell his silver etc. Yeah, the desert and those times back then. Haunting.......kinda like the man that screamed that night. See? So good!

Very cool, very interesting, nicely made. An amazing and interesting piece of history. Really incredible how these kinds of stories still capture the ima

I'm gonna visit this soon..

Ever think of doing videos on similar towns like goodsprings or nitpon? Both have tons of history. Especially goodsprings.

Totally not for Fallout New Vegas related reasons of course

I wonder who left flowers at the gravesite. Maybe family? It's amazing how people can remember someone who sadly passed at such a young age over one hundred years later!

Can you tell me why are you carrying a rifle for protection

Excellent

well i dont like it. there is not much to explore indeed infact nothing special in it .
in the middle of nowhere ,totally desolate area and warren land .
not even a tumbling weed i saw in whole video .
but still i hit the like button because u made so long video for a small piece of topic ,and u explore it all whatever it was .

Being a lover of Ghost towns the thumbnail intrigued me. Happy to say I was not disappointed. This was superbly done and researched. I really appreciated your insight on everything and layering the old photos. I was astounded just how little was left given it wasn't that long ago and there used to be a big railroad through there etc. I look forward to checking out more of your videos. Cheers!

Very cool Emma great gesture