Join famed ghost town explorer Jerry Smith as he hits the dusty trail in search of long-lost forgotten ghost towns and mining camps. Come along with his team of experts, a Boom Towns & Relic Hunters crew, on quests to locate, photograph, and solve the mysteries of yesteryear's legendary million-dollar mines and vanished boomtowns.

See several ultimate ghost towns and mining camps ever revisited in Northeastern Washington State as Boom Towns & Relic Hunters transports you back in time while exploring relics from the past.

Experience first-hand the excitement of historic ghost towns and mines located by Jerry's team of experts. Probe the secrets of these unprecedented "time capsules" as well as the clues they offer to extraordinary pioneer and mining days dating back over one hundred years.

Narrated by Jerry Smith, his colorful forty-five minute DVD video presentation transports one back in time to the boomtown days of yesteryear. This DVD even includes over 211 of Jerry's rare and historic award-winning photographs!

The DVD presents itself as a wonderful educational tool for students and teachers wanting to learn more about the history of this unique part of Washington State. Manufactured in the U.S.A., the DVD is currently being purchased by schools and libraries from across the country. This video is a "must see" for ghost town and gold prospecting history buffs.

For those planning a trip to the area, this production will provide "advanced" information for a greater appreciation once you have arrived.

Fritz E. Wolff, Washington State Division of Geology and Earth Resources:

"The time watching Jerry's DVD was well spent, resulting in a top-notch product. In his DVD, Jerry takes you back in time to the Boom Town days of yesteryear and brings to life the ageless Old West mining-era days of Boom Towns, miners, prospectors, and pioneers. Yet, the DVD goes far beyond providing simply a historical account. This includes over 211 outstanding photos and locations from long-lost, famous ghost towns and mines in Northeastern Washington State. The DVD will certainly keep the spirit of the Old West alive and well for many years to come."