Ghost Towns of Watson and Rainbow Utah

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[chuckzehnder]

Another excellent video of two ghost towns. loved the accompanying old photos. Love your work. Wish I could join you, but I'm 83 and in Branson, Missouri, now. Sorry about the drone.

[karenmoore]

About 1995 I was trying to find more information on these old towns. I found several books by Stephen L. Carr. I am not sure if the books are around any more. The book I liked best was "The Historical Guide to Utah's Ghost Towns." I just found another one that I liked back in 1995. The book is called, "Some Dreams Die: Utah's Ghost Towns and Lost Treasures" by George A. Thompson. It was a while ago, but I think George A. Thompson wrote an old treasure myth of hidden gold in the Uintah Basin. I just found that book. There are several stories but Rhoades Lost Gold Mine was a classic in my mind. I appreciate all your efforts in sharing this history. Thanks for sharing. It can be a rabbit hole if you get too deep. It took two years for me to gather and then loose most everything I collected in a move. I thought I was over until I see you stream this stuff.

[shirleyrichards]

I love visiting Rainbow, Watson and Dragon.such history.
You need to fi d little Joes Headstone in dragon. He died in aa fire.😢