Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury Woods

The Project Algerine crew explore Asbury Woods for a once suspected meteorite, Asbury barn, and some reminiscing along the way.

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Exploring the Misidentified Millcreek Meteorite: Discovering an Erratic Boulder and Its Ice Age Origins at Asbury Woods.

[00:04](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) Exploring a suspected meteorite in Millcreek Township.
Brian and Jon from the Project Algerine crew introduces the hunt for a supposed meteorite.
The community's previous belief about the meteorite and its fictional origins is discussed.

[01:31](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) The trail is named after a historic site with a rich background.
The area was once owned by Otto Behrend founder of Hammermill Paper Company.
Asbury Woods was established around 1967, transforming from a sheep pasture.

[03:03](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) Exploration of an erratic boulder previously thought to be a meteorite.
The boulder is located in a natural area, showcased for visitors' interest.
The term 'erratic boulder' refers to rocks that have been transported and deposited by glacial activity.

[04:24](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) The stone is believed to be from the ice age, not locally sourced.
Large boulders were transported by glaciers during the ice age, sometimes over hundreds of miles.
The stone was once thought to be a meteorite, contributing to the naming of Meteorite Trail.

[05:31](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) Origin and composition of the Millcreek Meteorite remains uncertain.
The meteorite could have originated hundreds of miles away from its current location.
Visible quartz and possible slag indicate its connection to past bog ore mining operations.

[06:17](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) Exploring Asbury Barn and its historical significance.
The barn was constructed in 1928, showcasing architectural history in Asbury Woods.
It replaced earlier farms operated by the Weiss and Thomas families, highlighting local agricultural heritage.

[07:25](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) The barn showcases traditional construction and community memories.
Built with hand-hued beams and wooden siding, reflecting historical craftsmanship.
Served as a venue for grade school dances, highlighting its significance in local community events.

[08:27](   • Asbury Barn - Millcreek Meteorite - Asbury...  ) Reflections on a long friendship and memories of the barn.
The speakers have known each other for nearly 50 years, highlighting their long-standing friendship.
They share nostalgic memories about visiting the barn.