The Lost Mine Of Georgia
This is my story about literally stumbling upon a 200-year-old Goldmine. One thing I failed to mention in the video is the fact that these lands were occupied by the Cherokee Indians for thousands of years. Also, the nugget in the video is not gold, it’s just pyrite. There is no gold to be found here anymore and this old mine is located on private property.
I have a friend who’s daddy worked the Calhoun years ago his DAd and moms ashes are at that place..
these trenches were used to carry water in the gold mining day’s land lot 39 and 40 of white county Georgia are full of them these are man made
Your intro song is Hollis and Nancy’s find something else
I visited there in North Georgia before hoping to go back soon I love the history and wilderness! Anyways you can search my videos on my channel look for the Fort Mountain Mines video under my search you should see a few old mines I found and can see the videos. I was visiting at Fort Mountain and saw a few of them you may like.
Hey brother, I don’t know if you’re still seeking information on this Gold mine or not, but I have the information if you want it. Also, I have doing some very extensive research on some other subjects as well. I don’t want to say too much on here for obvious reasons, but if you’re interested, please send me an email. After you reply to this comment, I will post my email. That way I know it is you when we email each other. I don’t know you, nor where this property is, but I know that I can tell you the mine name, it’s location, and other information about it. Please reply back. In addition to the discussion about the mine info, I also have some other information that may be a very good possibility for your area. Let me know! Really hoping/looking forward to your reply
Mica
that’s everywhere
It is called a water race, they where dug by miners higher up a creek system to carry water to where the gold was but no water to wash their dirt, if you follow it down you should find some old workings.
YEAH, YOU CAN FIND LOTS OF TRENCHES IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NORTH Ga. Ever hear of a fire break?
you are in either Lumpkin county or White county Georgia
Check out the Loud mine
Just from your remarks about high high you found this, its more than likely not a mine but part of the "ditch" system created for hydraulic mining. They would actually reroute a creek and use the force of water from higher elevations to wash away material from the hill sides looking for gold. Not sure of this location but I would bet that this is what you found. It is very interesting to find these things.
Hey brother, id love to go metal detect that with you if you’re interested. I know this vid is old, but I hope to hear something back from you.