I can’t say that this blog has been a big success so far. I don’t think I’ve saved anybody’s life yet. But, I did get something very interesting from an anonymous source – some history on the Jarvis Mine. I don’t get why people don’t just come out with it. What’s with all the secrecy? Apparently there is a legend and a pretty ugly story behind it all. Maybe now you guys will believe me. I’m not making it up. Look for yourselves. There really is something really dark about this place. And its real.
I'm searching for more information on what happened. It was over 100 years ago. Apparently a man named William Jarvis and his two daughters were murdered in this mine (that's why it's called the Jarvis mine). It's hard to get newspaper articles from that far back-- there's nothing online. But I was sent this picture of Jarvis and his daughters. I guess this mine has a history of taking innocent lives. It's pretty heartbreaking.
The person who sent me this has asked to remain anonymous, but has let me know that I might get more information from the town's historical society. I'm gonna go when I get a chance.
BTW-- I haven’t heard from Brad since before Halloween. Anybody know about this guy or his friends? They might have gone in this place.
I'm searching for more information on what happened. It was over 100 years ago. Apparently a man named William Jarvis and his two daughters were murdered in this mine (that's why it's called the Jarvis mine). It's hard to get newspaper articles from that far back-- there's nothing online. But I was sent this picture of Jarvis and his daughters. I guess this mine has a history of taking innocent lives. It's pretty heartbreaking.
The person who sent me this has asked to remain anonymous, but has let me know that I might get more information from the town's historical society. I'm gonna go when I get a chance.BTW-- I haven’t heard from Brad since before Halloween. Anybody know about this guy or his friends? They might have gone in this place.
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