Man, I definitely cannot wait for all the, oh my god, he's a Florida State fan, comments

gonna be great.

Hey everyone, and welcome back to another video on my channel.

I hope everyone's doing well, but no matter how you're feeling today is gonna be a little

bit better because I've got a new story for you.

Today we're once again getting into some more disappearances this time in the Ridley Creek

State Park.

I thought it might be fun to discuss a lesser-known park.

There are many state and national parks across the country that many people may never have

heard of, and there's plenty of strange mysteries in each one of them.

At the very least, I thought it would be cool that we could accomplish the feat of sharing

a story you likely haven't heard before.

The Ridley Creek State Park land was originally purchased in the 1960s, and officially dedicated

to public use in 1972.

It covers over 2600 acres in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and includes parts of Edgmont,

Middleton, and Upper Providence townships.

Though it does have a variety of hiking trails, it's not uncommon for locals to just kind

of walk through the woods freely.

Aside from the usual park activities, this park also has a 300-year-old plantation that

has been restored using nothing but 18th-century tools, and on any given day you can actually

see interpreters and reenactors on those very grounds to this day.

You can see them mending offends or baking bread, it's actually really cool.

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