The World Of Yesterday is an urban exploration channel featuring some of the Midwest's most expansive, diverse, and precarious abandoned structures. Follow Andrew, Isaiah and others as they venture out to pursue the secrets of the past, left behind in the ruins of yesterday....
All videos are recorded with a GoPro Hero 6 Black, DJI Mavic Pro 2, and a Sony A7SIII. Edited with Adobe Premiere CC 2022
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my mom used to go into these caves with her brothers back in the 80's. She's told me so many stories about this place. Couple years ago a classmate of mine ventured in with some friends with gopros and got some crazy footage but had to leave as someone else was in there following them, staying to the shadows. Creepy af.
The music isn't to bad
Can't watch makes me dizzy and nauseous!
I was on the river nearing downtown st. paul yesterday. I passed a drain outlet that was massive and it was pouring out fast-moving, COOL, subterranean-cooled air. A companion mentioned an underground helix system, and I believe it may be connected to this drain. Do you have any idea if this drain terminates at the Mississippi heading downstream a bit before harriet island? I could see graffiti inside of it from my Kayak's vantage point, but it seemed like folks wouldn't be entering it from the river. Anyway, I'm too old/scared to do this myself, but I was just curious if i stumbled on the drain yesterday while on the river.
there are usually bums and junkies there. born in 84 I have been there a few times.
went down one of these caves a week before city shut it down kinda of a bummer but the air quality was horrendous and so foggy that you couldn't see 30 ft in front of you
10:30 went there today that suitcase is still there lol just more tattered. Lot of the graffiti is more faded cause of the sandstone walls now. Lot more trash too🙁
Holy shit dude thats wild. Been sucha long time yall are legends, lucky to have met yall in the caves.
Great content guys hope to see more again . Would like to know wear this was ?
How do i get there?
Im from Eagan and we were at those caves every other weekend. Some kids from Burnsville died in there. They had a fire and lost oxygen. Only 1 out of 5 made it by crawling out. Super sad
Damn the amount of tags that are there compared to 15 years ago is absolutely Savage
Finding a channel when it ends got to be hardest thing ever 😭
let me know if you did
its the abandoned one in osceola wisconsin go by the main entrance if you see the big broken window go in then go the barely dark area on the left when you see the door that says bathroom and its pretty clean on the floor
lighting a flare in a sewer is just plain out stupid!
Demon at 24:41
We used to drop acid in those caves back in the late 80s. We would turn off all the flashlights and sit in complete darkness and laugh. We met a lot of other weirdos in there too. Although some of it looks a little different, much of it is just as i remember. There were some other caves called the battle creek caves. Those caves had roving gangs of violent skinheads. Bad news
The echo is cancelled at the harmonic node in the tunnel. Cool!
I remember being in that cave and others over 40 years ago, trying to go thru the top of one of them I fell about 50ft onto a pile of rocks someone thru down the hole, my left ankle hit 1st so it broke, rocks cut my back open & back of my head, knocked the wind out of my as well.
Must’ve been quite scary and painful in the moment
@@MissnMN it was!
Used to party with some buddies up top, drinking, smoking. Yeah I know, very smart. One time at 1am, some cops came and hit us with their spotlight. They told us to come down or they would send dogs in. We laughed and just yelled "No." Kept drinking our beer, and the cops left after sitting for 10 minutes 😂
so many sealed entrances now :/
Yeah I walked by 3 before finding one the city missed
@@xen250 y r there so many bikes cemented in there
Mainly one has to keep head on a swivel when in bear country. Be nice to have tranquilizer gun 😅
What was that tower at the 0.50 mark.
I was running the railroad tracks at the time these where working and starting to shut down in the 1990-2010 era I been in a lot of these as they came up like this. I know this one. Cool great memories from a place I kinda miss.
I remember going in those caves in the early nineties with one of my friends. The rubble that is being crawled over, are actually the remnants of the old high bridge. that they blew up in 1986 and then built the new one. They just shoved all the debris inside. Back when I was in there you could still see the road stripe on the underside of some of the rubble.
Cool lore
I know a girl who fell in here and broke her leg
Very cool guys, I remember going to these caves back when I was a kid and they fun by the time we moved out of the state they had started filling them in, I’m not sure but I think I remember some people built a huge bonfire in one of the bigger ones and it caused part of the ceiling to crush a few people and that’s when the city started shutting them off
Take off the masks you candy asses....do you walk around with it tucked in between your legs too ?
Audio sucks.
liz collin is a right wing hack.
Wtf is that intro
Class of 88, Washburn... we partied in those caves almost every Friday/ Saturday night. Me and a few friends would carve chairs in the walls about 8 feet off the ground, set a candle in one of the ajacent caverns/ put on some Floyd, sit in our thrones and imagine there was no floor, and just veg out to the strange reflections the candle put off. One time we went in, there wasn't a drop of snow on the ground, we came out and there was 2 feet of snow. Yup, we got a little side tracked down there. If you drank in HS, it didn't matter who you were, Prom queen to stoner.... they found their way down to those caves for some good times and friends.
We did the same thing. But I am from Burnsville 99. Some kids from Burnsville also died in those caves. They had a fire in there and passed out. I think 1 kid out of 5 was able to crawl out. They were a few years younger than us.
Ha! There were chairs carved in the big party cave back in 85 , with faces on them and names in the wall dating back to 1920’s . There used to be huge parties in those caves . At one of the parties a guy broke his leg and they sealed them up.
@@hoopdocs, Burnsville high class of 87
Me and my friends also partied in those caves when we were teenagers back in 2000-2002 I remember climbing over all that concrete and rebar to get to the openings with just a lighter lol and candles or one flashlight maybe we would make our way back all the way to the throne room where people carve chairs into the walls like an actual throne room. The detailed was amazing. I wish I would’ve took pictures. There were steps leading up to the main chairs, and the whole back wall was lit up by candles every time me and my friends went there who kept the candles it was an amazing place and dangerous place my stepbrother and his friends decided to have a fire one evening in those caves, and it collapsed on them. He jumped on top of his girlfriend to save her life. The rubble collapsed on top of him, leaving him, partially paralyzed whoever enters those caves today, be careful do not have any fires it will dry out the sandstone flash Bring a flashlight and tell people where you’re going and do not go up the stairway to Heaven. It’s a dead end.
Thanks for sharing with us 🙏 God Bless
I was down in those caves back in the 90s when I was a teenager. Good times.
I've always wanted to go do some urbex and I live in MN so this would be so sick. My main worry is encountering security or more worryingly, a squatter.
how yall not gonna film the best thing the rainbow room
Lol to all the generation Z and millennials that died! Give them all Darwin awards 😂😂
City of Saint Paul put all that debris and rock and rebar in there so people wouldn't go in there exploring like you guys are doing right now
Any chance you know the address for this place
@@Gavin-Harvey10 Saint Paul Yacht Club just west of that Yacht Club about quarter mile down the road entrance on left if you can still get in it
That is the altar room we called it that anyway
609 time stamp yes that is Stairway to Heaven my friends been there done that
Biggest problem, the toxic gases.
None in there
21:29 They call it the stairway to heaven
i want to go back here. do you know if there’s any entrances open?
i was just there today and it’s not the same as it was a few years ago. kids started fires and burnt a lot of cool stuff.
I've been in there, walked for like 30 minutes, didn't seem much then walked back and almost fell in the hole at the entrance
***** Ohhhhh shit..... 28:23
20:30 That's a CSO ( Combined Sewer Overflow ) When it rains the sewage and storm water pours out of there. Either it is a float weight that opens the doors or a motor
8:30 reminds me of Qbert
I worked at the Medical Center as a new RN from 1991-1995. It was a clinic, hospital (south end) and an attached nursing home (north end)The rounded area was hospital rooms-there we 18 of them when I worked there. The middle of the circle was the nurses desk, med room, and clean linen room/supply room. The thing you thought was a "baby scale" was actually where we would lay the newborns and take their official newborn pictures. you can see a slot there for "ID chip"-the ID would be in the photo next to the baby. Thanks for taking this-I still live semi close to the area and go by once in a while, taking a trip down memory lane-makes me sad it is the way it is now. Always wanted to know how it looked in the inside abandoned and after all these years. it was my first Nursing job after I graduated so OMC will always have a place in my heart...