Needs Research there is a Greenbrier (one word}, S.W. of Shamokin
I haven't looked or a newspaper mention of the other
I haven't looked or a newspaper mention of the other
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Look in the Grove! I am sure it is there.Needs Research there is a Greenbrier (one word}, S.W. of Shamokin
I haven't looked or a newspaper mention of the other
hold up....you ACTUALLY saw the mine entrance? what year was this and do you have an idea, even if it's a vague one, of in what direction it is located from shamokin? this isnt the first time that i have heard this; in fact. the first time was over this past weekend when a friend of mine asked me if i had ever heard of a gold mine located somewhere near shamokin. he asked me because i am a local historian with an up and coming FB group & youtube channel and he thought it might be something for me to look into since i live in kulpmont. while i wasnt aware of anything of the sort in the immediate vicinity of shamokin, i did happen to find some information on this site regarding 2 gold mines that once existed in Klingerstown & Leck Kill, both of which are within a short drive of shamokin but on the other side of the mountain but neither of them have been accessible for decades so im pretty sure you and him arent talking about the same things.Believe it or not... there is an old mine in those Shamokin hills which according to my uncle (who since passed away) it was gold. He got permission from landowner, and we stepped inside the entrance. Tried doing research but all I found seearching was glacial placer gold. I think the area is know for coal, so this is really odd to see a gold mine there. Found rose quartz float in a corn field close to it.
the grove?Look in the Grove! I am sure it is there.
This will be the first year since Covid started, that the family reunion will take place as it did in years past. However, don't think I'll be able to make it there this time.hold up....you ACTUALLY saw the mine entrance? what year was this and do you have an idea, even if it's a vague one, of in what direction it is located from shamokin? this isnt the first time that i have heard this; in fact. the first time was over this past weekend when a friend of mine asked me if i had ever heard of a gold mine located somewhere near shamokin. he asked me because i am a local historian with an up and coming FB group & youtube channel and he thought it might be something for me to look into since i live in kulpmont. while i wasnt aware of anything of the sort in the immediate vicinity of shamokin, i did happen to find some information on this site regarding 2 gold mines that once existed in Klingerstown & Leck Kill, both of which are within a short drive of shamokin but on the other side of the mountain but neither of them have been accessible for decades so im pretty sure you and him arent talking about the same things.
if youre ever in the area & want to help me try to find it, send me a message. and while you're at it, head on over to my FB group by typing @hardcoalxcore into the search bar & dont forget to smash the like button!