Treasure Revealed

The Lost Shawangunk Silver Mine is found at the upper part of Sullivan County in the Catskill Mountains between Lake Mongaup and Hodge Pond. Almost a mile east of Shokan Village in County 28, Ulster County, a bootleger from New York is reported to have hidden two and a half million dollars worth of paper currency in several iron boxes during the Prohibition days, somewhere on a deserted farm at the upper part of Ashokan Reservoir. He was caught, but the FBI and other law enforcement agencies failed to find his loot. Also located someplace in this area is the Lost Truman Hurd Gold Mine. Another cache of valuables known as the Tongorara Treasure is presumed to be hidden between Kingston City at U.S. 87 and the lower edge of this reservoir. It consists of gold and silver coins valued at over one million dollars. Accord's tiny village at State 209, Ulster County, is where Rufe Evans, a miner, buried a hoard of silver ore and bullion somewhere within or nearby the hamlet. At the time of the Revolution, a band of Tory raiders stashed a sizeable amount of plunder outside Summitville, State 209, Sullivan County, in a cave somewhere in the Shawangunk Mountains. Tracy Maxwell, a farmer who died in 1948 and lived two miles west of Surprise on County 81, Greene County, stated in his will that he hid paper currency and a stockpile of family jewelry worth around $135,000 somewhere in or around his barn. His family had spent more than $20,000 trying to find his treasure, but they have been unsuccessful. Eighteenth-century river pirates are believed to have buried many caches of treasure within and around the vicinity of West Point Military Academy during the Revolution. The Tories, who were forced to flee Peeksill for their lives during the Revolution, buried numerous treasures somewhere in the region. Researching where the Tories lived by examining old property records might reveal where they hid their valued possessions. The Hudson River's narrowest place is a spot called Kidd's Point. It is alleged that the renowned criminal buried a hoard of treasure in this area, making it famous as an expedition site frequented by treasure hunters over the years. A few miles south of Peekskill, located on a bluff overlooking the Hudson River at Stony Point, is a cave where another cache of pirate treasure is allegedly hidden. A place called Money Hill, located a few miles south of Croton-on-the-Hudson, is said to be the spot where a great treasure whose origin is unknown is rumored to have been buried. Some caches holding silver and gold coins amounting to $750,000 were hidden in Hicksville, County 135, on Long Island by an affluent misanthrope somewhere on his estate. A bulldozer operator discovered one of the caches holding $89,000 of old coins in 1960. A pirate named Joe Brandish is believed to have hidden some treasure chests on the northeastern tip of Long Island on Orient Point, sometime in the late eighteenth century. Gardiner's Island, located in Block Island Sound, is the most famous place where Captain William Kidd buried his treasure and the most likely to be so indeed. It is a fact that he and other pirates used the island as their headquarters. Kidd stayed there immediately after seizing a valuable prize at sea, just before his capture and execution by hanging. Kidd Valley, a site on this island, has rocks imprinted with many symbols some have taken to be clues that, if deciphered and understood, would reveal the exact location of Kidd's treasure. Fisher's Island, situated close north of Gardiner's Island, is reputed to have been often used by pirates. It is believed that some have hidden their treasures here. The coins and other precious trinkets found on the island are thought to have washed aground from shipwrecks. The pirate Charles Gibbs is said to have buried a tremendous amount of treasure somewhere in Southampton Beach, County 27, Long Island, sometime in the early years of 1800. Renowned millionaire Walter C

The Erie Canal, which flows between Buffalo and Albany for 363 miles, was completed in 1825 to connect New York City and the Hudson Valley with the Great Lakes. Remnants of the canal, including its toll stations, maintenance buildings, and locks, still exist today, which still yield precious artifacts and, on occasion, some old coins. Isle Royal, an island off the port of Waddington, Lawrence County, situated on the St. Lawrence River County, is where a French commander buried a treasure before surrendering the fort to the British in 1760. The treasure's value is estimated to range between $10,000 to $100,000. Many silver mines in the eighteenth century were once located along Mouat Utsayantha, Schoharie County's region. The Lost Blenheim Silver Mine is found on the northern side of this mountain. The Patriots sealed it off to deter the British from accessing and profiting from it. A landslide occurred soon afterward, concealing it permanently. Silver Creek is situated by Lake Erie, just around eight miles northeast of Dunkirk (County 59). The creek owes its name to the fact that a substantial number of silver coins washed along its beach after intense storms. It is presumed the coins came from the steamer Atlantic, which carried over $60,000 and sunk in the area in 1852. Some wreckage is also visible on Lake Erie's beach, about four miles northeast of Barcelona, County 60, Chautauqua County. If unconfirmed reports are believed, gold and silver coins have been discovered in this same area. The steamer City of Detroit, which was carrying more than $200,000 in gold and silver coins, as well as a substantive cargo of copper ingots, sank here in 1873. Storms and strong currents have washed some of the steamer's remains and cargo ashore. Dean Richard, a steamer ship, sank near Jerusalem Cors' shore on Lake Erie, around ten miles south of Buffalo. A storm destroyed the ship and cast ashore its remains and cargo, which included $191,000 in gold and silver coins, burying them in the beach's sands. Grand Island is located in the middle of the Niagara River between Buffalo and Niagara Falls. It is said to be the site where an affluent French merchant named Clairieux had some kegs containing eighteenth-century coins buried close to his house and store. The site is also home to several ruins of colonial buildings. A cache of gold and silver coins dating from the sixteenth century was found close to a round stone building's ruins in 1888. It is believed that some French raiders buried around fifteen treasure chests in secret locations on this island during the French and Indian wars. On the Lake Erie shore, east of Port Colborne by about half a mile, in County 58 in Ontario, Canada, considerable amounts of American gold coins have been found, including remains of a wrecked steamship. It is presumed that they are of the Anthony Wayne, a steamer that sank here in 1850 and carried more than $100,000 in gold and silver coins. This site can be reached by heading ten miles due west of Buffalo. Wilbur Rogers' farm, about two miles west of Warsaw Village, State 20A, Wyoming County, is where the present owner's father buried gold coins priced at around $43,000 during the Depression. Montezuma Swamp, situated close to Seneca, County 96, Seneca County, is reported as the site where Loomis outlaw gang buried around $40,000. The Sulphur Spring Treasure is reputed to have been buried close to the ruins of Sulphur Health Resort, between the villages of North Pitcher and Pitcher County 26, Chenango County, by a traveling medicine man circa 1900. Several years ago, some gold coins were discovered in this region; however, they are of recent origin. Some silver coins and chinaware fragments were found on a beach after storms four miles south of Oswego on Lake Ontario, Oswego County, close to S.U.N.Y. College's campus. In 1803, the Lady Washington, a merchant ship, was wrecked here while carrying precious cargo and is presumed the source of th

Albany was discovered in 1609 by Henry Hudson, where Fort Nassau, a Dutch settlement's fortified trading post and warehouse, was built in 1614 on Castle Island (known today as Westerio Island). A massive influx of colonists from Denmark, Germany, Holland, Norway, and Scotland arrived and built Fort Orange in 1619. More people came and occupied the village of Beverwyck, the area surrounding Fort Orange. British forces captured Beverwyck and renamed it Albany in 1664. In 1777, the British attacked the hilltop military post on State Street called Fort Frederick opposite Fort George, which was situated on the same street at the foot of the hill. A colonial hospital where injured Patriots who fought in the Revolution, stood at the corner of Lodge and Pine Streets. The surrounding region is home to many historic ruins of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Bear Mountain, located on the Hudson where the U.S. 9W, Washington County connects to the Palisades Interstate Parkway, is still home to the remains of two forts conquered by the British during the Revolutionary War, Fort Montgomery and Fort Clinton. Bennington Battlefield, the site of the famous August 14, 1977 battle between the Patriots and British, is located close to Wallooomsac, Washington County, on N.Y. 67. Butlersbury Mansion, the historic home of the infamous Tory raiders John and Walter Butler, still exists after being built in 1742, in the vicinity of Fonda in the Mohawk Valley on Switzer Hill. The father and son, British Loyalists, plundered many Patriot settlements in Mohawk Valley and amassed many spoils. They escaped to Canada before the end of the war, but not without burying at undisclosed locations near the mansion an immense amount of loot from their pillaging. Mohawk settlements. A total of sixteen villages called Indian castles located in the Mohawk Valley, Montgomery County, was owned by the Mohawks from 1580 to 1666. In 1666, all these villages were burned, save the one situated in Auriesville. Four castles were built as replacements, but these too were burnt in 1693, which contributed to the considerable reduction of the Indian population. The exact location of the original castles is unknown. Still, three have been determined as existing villages near Indian Castle, Fort Hunter, and Fort Plain that once existed at the time of the Revolution. Continental Village. This village is two miles north of Gallows Hill Road, Putnam County, somewhere further up north of Peekskill. From 1777 to 1781, it was used as a camp and supply center by the Patriots during the Revolutionary War. Crown Point Campsite is situated in Essex County near the west end of Lake Champlain Bridge. This campsite is where the French built Ford Frederic in 1731, but they had it blown up themselves at the arrival of British armed forces. The British had to construct Fort Crown a little further inland, as a result, which, unfortunately, accidentally burnt in 1773. This campsite that the Patriots and British occupied during different times of the Revolutionary War can be found near the remnants of the said forts. Dobbs Ferry Site on the Hudson River, the former primary crossing point of the lower Hudson, is located on Dobbs Ferry, Westchester County. Much of the shoreline has changed with the times, but the area still has many recoverable Revolutionary War artifacts. Schuylerville. This is the location of a 50-acre open field on the west bank of the Hudson, situated past New York 29, west of U.S. 5, Saratoga Co. by a few hundred feet. After the historical battle of Saratoga, this field was used as the site where 6,300 of the remaining British forces surrendered on October 17, 1777. This historical battlefield still contains many authentic relics from the Revolutionary War. Fishkill Landing is located opposite Newburgh near U.S. 9, Dutchess Co., on the east bank of the Hudson. The ruins of Fort Hill, a garrison used by the Patriots during the Revolutionary War, can be found here. Fishk

The site of Fort Mohave near Mohave Springs and around 20 miles due east of Lake Havasu City in Mohave County, is said to play host to a sizable gold nugget cache. Fort Mohave was burned down in 1861, to deny Confederate forces control of the fort. It was then rebuilt in 1863, and the new Fort Mohave served until the year 1890. The gold cache is said to be buried underneath the ruins of a carpenter shop on the north side of the fort. On the east side of Bronco Canyon, some 30 miles to the northeast of Fort McDowell in Maricopa County, it is said that around $75,000 worth of gold nuggets are buried. This treasure was said to have been buried by two miners in 1891, under a rock shaped like a toadstool close to a small spring. They were unable to find their buried treasure again. The Lost Treasure of Telegraph Pass is said to have been buried in the vicinity of Telegraph Pass in the year 1870, in a flat campground whose distinctive feature was a small butte to its east. This campground was said to be below Montezuma’s Head, somewhere on the southern end of the Estrella mountain range in Yavapai County. Buried here is about $50,000 in gold and jewelry. Close to Montezuma’s Head, there is another reported buried treasure, which supposedly contains up to $2 million in gold bars. Due west of Santa Rosa Wash, between the town of Santa Rosa and the city of Casa Grande, there is said to be a buried cache of some one thousand rifles and pistols, hidden by Native Americans in 1880. This places it in the Papago Indian Reservation in Pima County. In a cave on the east side of the Estrella mountain range and to the south of Butterfly Peak, there is said to be a deep box canyon that runs east to west. This canyon lies somewhere midway between Butterfly Peak and Montezuma’s Head. A cache of 30 bags of gold nuggets and 50 solid gold bars is reported to be hidden here. The legendary Sunlit Cave Treasure has been sought after by many treasure hunters. This tremendous cache is said to contain tons upon tons of Spanish gold bullion. The cave of which the legends tell is supposedly 15 to 20 miles due south of Ehrenberg in Yuma County, on the Arizona side of the Colorado River. Close to the Rancho de los Yumas, around 40 miles due north of Yuma City in Yuma County, it is said that a number of chests full of gold were buried on the Colorado River’s east bank. This treasure was said to have been hidden by a prospector named William Rood in 1875. In 1897, around $1,000 worth of twenty-dollar gold pieces were found in the vicinity, but the main treasure had never been found. The Lost Laguna Treasure is said to be located close to the modern-day Laguna Dam, between the Laguna Mountains in Mohave County and the Colorado River. According to legend, a band of Native Americans ambushed a group of miners, and threw their bodies into a gorge in the hills near present-day Laguna Dam, along with the gold they mined. This gold is said to consist of 50 pounds of gold nuggets. Around Yuma Crossing, close to present-day Yuma City, there is said to be $80,000 in gold and silver coins buried on the east banks of the Colorado River. This treasure was supposedly buried by a man named Lincoln in the 1850s. Along an old trail between Cochise County and Wilcox, around $60,000 of gold bullion is alleged to have been buried by the Alvord gang in the late 1800s. In the mountains north of Tucson, Arizona, there is reported to be a gold mine that was buried under collapsed earth and wooden logs. It is said that the mine was once staffed by a priest and some Native Americans. The only distinguishing characteristic of it was its iron door. No one has been able to find it since the collapse. Another point of interest in the Superstition Mountains was said to have been discovered in the 1840s. A Spaniard, along with his two sons, unearthed valuable ore near a place that was known to some as Weaver's Needle, named for its sharp peak. The Spaniard would dub this newl

In the ruins of old San Bernardino Hacienda, which lies on Robber’s Roost just south of the town of Tombstone, there are reports of still remaining hidden treasure. These reports are substantiated by a discovery in 1967, when a treasure hunter unearthed an iron kettle, buried right next to this site, which turned out to be containing around 20 pounds of gold nuggets! Near the Buckhorn Ranch on US 10, a few miles to the north of Mescal, Cochise County in the Rincon Mountains, there is said to be a cave wherein a sizable cache of gold nuggets and gold dust is buried. In Santa Cruz county, 8 miles to the north of Patagonia, there is an old trail that travels south from the San Xavier del Bac Mission. This trail leads to where Spanish missionaries were said to have hidden a substantial gold treasure on the ledge of a steep hill, buried under tons of rocks. The Lost Treasure of Fort Huachuca, believed to contain over $60 million in hundreds of 50-pound gold bars, is said to be located on the Fort Huachuca Military Reservation, in Huachuca Canyon, somewhere between the cities of Nogales and Bisbee. Legend says that Juan Estrada, a Mexican Bandit, was responsible for hiding this treasure. In 1941, Robert Jones, a man stationed on the base, claims that he fell into the hole and discovered the treasure. He took a few bars, covered the hole, and did not tell anyone about what he found. In 1955, the US government gave him permission to recover the treasure. However, he was unable to find the hole he covered, even with the help of state-of-the-art search and excavation gear. In the area of Cienega Stage Station, an army payroll valued at around $100,000 is said to have been buried between Silver City and Tucson, on the Butterfield State Trail in Pima County. The La Esmeralda Church Treasure is several tons of gold church ornaments and solid gold bars, that is according to legend buried six miles southwest from the old San Xavier del Bac Mission, Santa Cruz County, in a cave somewhere in the Santa Catalina Mountains’ south ridges. On Mt. Graham’s southwest side, legend has it that about $22 million worth of silver and gold bullion was buried by a Mexican bandit named Bonita. It is reportedly buried somewhere around 30 miles due southwest of the town of Safford in Graham County, in a place now called Meadows of Gold. Meadows of Gold is close to a modest town named Bonita, after the bandit. To the northeast of Willcox in Cochise County, up in the Winchester Mountains, there is supposedly a cache of silver coins and gold dust, said to have been hidden by the Apaches following a successful attack on a wagon train, just out of the stage station at Mountain Springs. In Wild Cat Canyon, around 40 miles due north of the city of Bisbee in Cochise County, in the Chiricahua Mountains, there is said to be a large treasure cached in a cave by the outlaw Black Jack Ketchum. In Skeleton Canyon, in the Davis Mountains, Cochise County, there is cave where it is alleged that $3 million worth of stolen treasure from Mexico, hidden by the American outlaws Billy Grounds and Zwing Hunt. On the Tanner Trail, flanked by the town of Cibola and the Colorado River, in Yuma County, a prospector by the name of Tom Watson hid a bag of gold nuggets in a cave behind a small waterfall. He was not able to find this hiding place as he came back later to retrieve his treasure. In Sycamore Canyon, close to the Verde River and due north of the town of Cottonwood, Yavapai County, there is said to be a very rich gold mine that was discovered by a group of Spaniards sometime in the 1710s. These Spaniards packed their mules with hundreds of pounds of gold, but were eventually slaughtered by Apaches. Only two of the Spaniards survived. The Apaches then concealed the mine entrance, and the two were never able to find it again. In and around Cottonwood, Yavapai County, on State 89A, it is said that several bottles of gold du

The San Xavier Mine can be found on the Santa Cruz River. The Silver Bell Mine is about 35 miles west of the town of Marana. PINAL COUNTY The American Flag Mine is in the vicinity of the town of Oracle, in the Catalina MOuntains. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY The Austerlitz Mine can be found on the Arivaca-Peña Lake. The Oro Blanco Mine is some 9 miles due southeast of the town of Arivaca. The Salero Mine is in the Santa Rita mountain range, close to the foot of Salero Peak. YAVAPAI COUNTY The Congress Mine In the year 1929, near the US-Mexico border southeast of the town of Ajo, three miners chanced upon a collection of 700 gold bars. The last of these miners perished in the year 1963, never having disclosed where this secret cache was located. It had become an accepted fact since this discovery that the 700 bars they found were only one small portion of a much larger hoard that was in the process of being shipped to Mexico around 1648, by Jesuits who had come under attack by natives and forced to hide their treasure. It is believed that somewhere in the same area as the cache is buried treasure amounting to 4,000 to 5,000 bars of silver, as well as 2,000 bars of gold. A single Jesuit priest was the sole survivor of this attack. This priest attempted to relocate the hidden treasure a year later, but failed to find it again. A silver bullion from the famous Cerro Colorado Mine, reported to be hidden in a cave that lies between the Cerro Colorado and Cerro Chiquito mountain ranges. It is valued at more than $150,000. The Lost Carretta Canyon Treasure, also referred to as the Ajo Treasure is another treasure near the Tumacacori Mission, said to be hidden along the old Carretta Road that connected the mission to the Mexican town of Sonora , Sonora state. The treasure is said to be valued at more than $2 million, and is made up of silver and gold bullion, along with church vessels. The Lost Arivaca Treasure is reportedly in the vicinity of the town of Arivaca, supposedly inside of a cave in the Baboquivari Mountains. The Lost Arivaca Treasure was said to have been found by a Papago native in the year 1880. What he saw was a cache of silver and gold bars, hidden in the 1600s by Spanish Jesuits. This native took some bars to purchase supplies from a trading post nearby, and was never seen again. Before he disappeared, he did tell the people in the trading post where he found it, but was only able to give them approximate directions to this cave. The Blackgown’s Treasure is reported to be “slightly to the west of Tubac '', specifically in the “third little mountain” somewhere due southwest of Tubac Presidio. This means that it is in Santa Cruz County, likely some 10 to 15 miles due north of Arivaca, in the Sierrita Mountains. The Blackgown’s Treasure is said to be made up of gold bars, nuggets, dust, chalices, and statues hidden by Spanish missionaries in the 1700s. Some time ago, a hunter hailing from Tucson went searching for the Blackgown’s Treasure, and decided to look into an abandoned mining shack near to the suspected location. There, he found two large tin cans, which were filled with gold nuggets that were worth more than $20,000. The Guadalupe Treasure is one of the most well-known hidden treasures in Arizona. Legend has it that the Guadalupe Treasure is the hiding place of more than 200 mules’ worth of gold nuggets and solid bars, as well as 2,000 mules’ worth of silver ore. This caravan belonged to Jesuits who were forced from the Spanish New World colonies during the Jesuit expulsion of 1767. This extensive mule train was a large target for bandits, especially Native American raiders, who would band together to intercept it as the Jesuits were around 4 miles to the southwest of Tumacacori Mission. According to the legend, all of the treasure carried by the mule train was deposited in a nearby abandoned mine, before they fled to Mexico. Although it has sparked a lot of interest, the legitimacy of this story is thro

MARICOPA COUNTY The Lost Lord Duppa Mine is reported to be nearby Wickenburg. is said to be located in Bronco Canyon, around 25 miles due northwest of Fort McDowell. The Lost Squaw Hollow Mine is supposedly some 40 miles due northeast of the state capital of Phoenix, located within Squaw Hollow. MOHAVE COUNTY The Lost Nugget Mine is reported to be nearby from Wikieup. PIMA COUNTY The Lost Cerro Colorado Mine can supposedly be found on the southern slope of the Cerro Chiquitas, due northeast of the town of Arivaca. The Lost Orphan Mine is reported to be in the Cabeza Prieta mountain range, close to Tule Tank. The Lost Papago Gold Mine is said to be within 5 miles of the town of Ajo. The Lost Spoon Gold Mine Located between arivaca and Tucson right in the mountains The Lost Waggoner’s Mine is said to lie in the Superstition Mountains, somewhere between Weaver’s Point and Miner’s Needle, on the southern slope of La Barge Canyon. PINAL COUNTY The Lost Coyotero Mine is reported to be located on the Mogollon RIm, close to the Toto Basin’s north end. SAN CARLOS COUNTY The Lost Soldier’s Mine is said to be located between the East Boulder Canyon and the Needle Canyon. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY The Lost Doc Throne’s Mine is said to be somewhere up in the White Mountains. The Lost Don Miguel Peralta Mine is reported to be in the Superstition Mountains, close to the LaBarge Creek in LaBarge Canyon. The Lost La Purisima Concepcion Mine is supposedly near Cerro Ruido in the El Pajarito Mountains, approximately 15 miles to the southwest of the Tumacacori Mission. The Lost Major Peoples’ Mine is said to be located close to the Hassayampa River, somewhere in the hills to the southeast of Congress Junction. YAVAPAI COUNTY The Lost Geronimo Gold Mine is reported to be located near the Verde River, within Sycamore Canyon and in between Parkinsville and Jerome. The Lost Organ Grinder Mine is reportedly in Peoples’ Canyon, on Cottonwood Creek to the west of the town of Prescott. The Lost Apache Gold Mine is said to be between Parkinsville and Jerome, within the Sycamore Canyon. The Lost Nigger Ben’s Mine is supposedly located at the foot of Antelope Peak, to the east of Congress Junction. The Lost Squaw Hollow Mine is close to Camp Creek. YUMA COUNTY The Lost Bicuner Gold is apparently located in the Laguna Mountains, close to Squaw Creek. The Lost Belle McKeever Mine is close to the Granite Mountains’ westernmost end. The Lost Trigos Silver Mine is said to be in the Trigos Mountains, around the foot of Clip Mountain. The Lost Castle Dome Mine is reportedly between the old King Arizona Mine and the town of Ehrenberg, on the Colorado River. The Lost John Nummel’s Mine is said to be between Norton’s Landing and Yuma Wash, also on the Colorado RIver. The Lost Squaw Mine is said to be between the cities of Yuma and Phoenix. The Lost Rancho De La Yumas Mine is reportedly 40 miles to the north of Yuma City, on the Colorado River’s east bank. The Lost Six-Shooter Mine can supposedly be found around 15 miles to the northeast of the town of Parker, between the ghost town of Planet and the town of Quartzite, on the Bill Williams River. The Lost Sopori Mine is said to be in the Cerro Colorado Mountains, close to the foothills of Black Princess Peak. The Lost Lead Mine is close to the Harquahala mountain range’s northernmost extremity. All over the state, there are also old abandoned lead, silver, and gold mines whose locations are known for certain. What follows is a list of these mines and their locations, arranged by county. COCHISE COUNTY The Dos Cabezas Mine is around 18 miles to the southeast of Willcox, in the Cabezas Mountains. The Gleeson Mine is around 20 miles due east of Tucson. The Golden Rule Mine is due east of Dragon Pass. The Hill-Top Mine is in the Chiricahua Mountains, to th

Mowry is a ghost town that lies around 18 miles to the south of Patagonia, and can be found by going the old trail road in Santa Cruz County. Mowry used to be a flourishing mining town that produced lead and silver. Its prosperity can be seen in its original buildings that are still standing. Oatman is a town that lies on the Colorado River, approximately 17 miles to the north of the town of Topock in Mohave County. Founded around the 1880s, Oatman is now considered a near-ghost town, due to the majority of its population leaving because of closure of its mines in the year 1942. Paradise is a town in Cochise County, just off state 80. It is situated around 15 miles north of Rodeo in New Mexico. Paradise was considered a lawless town during its day, and now a small number of people take residence within this large cluster of decrepit buildings within the Pedregosa Mountains. Pearce is a ghost town that can be found 50 miles northwest of Douglas in Cochise County, and about 5 miles to the west of state 666. Pearce was an incredibly prosperous mining town in the 1880s through to the turn of the century. During this time, it was able to generate more than $30,000,000 just from mining gold. Pearce was also able to produce other minerals and precious metals, such as silver. Before becoming deserted, the town was once the headquarters of outlaw gangs such as the Alvard-Stiles. Planet is a ghost town that can be found some 15 miles to the northeast of the town of Parker, in Yuma County. Planet lies on the Bill William River, and was the home of Arizona’s first copper mine. This copper mine prospered for only a short while before it dried up. Rich Hills is a ghost town that can be found 12 miles to the north of Wickenburg in Yavapai County, up an old mountain road. Rich Hills was founded in the 1860s when gold was discovered in the area, and became a prosperous gold town. It became a ghost town in 1875. There are only a small number of buildings still visible, but many have noted its strange cemetery. Tubac was the site of a Spanish presidio in 1752 in order to protect the mines nearby. It lies 22 miles to the south of Tucson in Pima County, on state 89. In 1775, it became a staging area for an expedition led by Juan Bautista de Anza, which would later lead to the founding of San Francisco. In the 1860s, American miners came to occupy the town, and they renamed it Tubac. Today, it is a near-ghost town, home to around 100 individuals and an impressive variety of ruins from two centuries of occupation by two different cultures. Washington is a ghost town that is situated 10 miles to the east of Nogales in Santa Cruz County, on the Santa Cruz River. Mining in Washington stretches back to prehistory. A good number of the buildings from its founding in the 1800s survived to the modern day, along with its mining tramway. White Hills is a ghost town in Mohave County, around 7 miles to the east of state 93. Squaw Peak can be seen nearby. White Hills was once a silver town, but now only a few buildings are still visible. The lost Virgin de Guadalupe Silver Mine is located to the north of the San Ramon River in the Tumacacori Mountains, near the ghost town of Tubac in Santa Cruz County. It was originally a Spanish mining settlement, until they vacated it in 1648. Mexican miners occupied the area in the 1800s. The lost San Pedro Mine lies in the Tumacacori Mountains, around 4 to 6 miles to the west of the old Tumacacori Mission. San Pedro, it is said to be located close to the Lost Virgin Mine. was abandoned in 1648. The lost Opata Silver Mine is in the same area, some two hours walk to the east of San Pedro and Virgin de Guadalupe. Opata is supposedly nestled in the San Cayetano Mountains’ western foothills. The Lost Bella of Gold Guevari Mine - This mine is said to have been located in the southwest extremities of the San Cayetano Mountains. Jesuits operated this mine, which coincidentally produced large amounts of platinum acc

Tumacacori National Monument is located 18 miles north of Nogales, U.S. 89. San Jose de Tumacacori was a settlement founded by the Jesuits in 1691 primarily to convert Pima Indians and remained active until 1848. Church ruins and about 20 vast stone buildings are still on site. Old Oraibi Village can be found at the northeast corner of Arizona, State 264, 3 miles west of Oraibi, Hopi Indian Reservation where ruins of more than a hundred of old stone Indian houses built around 1150 can be found. There are also traces of Spanish mining settlements and archeological sites within the area. Around Phoenix and outside the city, there are also remnants of the Indian and Spanish buildings. A big hill in Pueblo Grande City Park covers the Hohokam structure which dates back to the year 900. Pipe Spring National Monument can be found 15 miles southwest of Fredonia and 25 miles north of the Grand Canyon, U.S. 89. It’s where the Mormons settled in 1858. A fort was also built here in 1870 by the Texas miners. It is also where ruins of 19th century buildings can be found. Tombstone is located 20 miles northwest of Bisbee, Cochise Co, U.S. 80. The rich silver deposit brought big progress to the town since its origins in 1877, the population grew to 15, 000 by the year 1880. Chaos and lawlessness became an everyday sight . It was 1887 when the mine was involuntarily closed down by flooding and the vibrant community was no more. Remains of its heyday are still present in this town of less than a thousand individuals which still inhabit the place. Austerlitz is a ghost town situated around 7 miles to the south of the town Arivaca, in Santa Cruz County. Austerlitz was originally a mining town, and was deserted by the year 1900. Bluebell is considered to be a near-ghost town, situated 10 miles northeast of Prescott and around 4 miles to the west of County 69. Bluebell was also a mining town, as evidenced by the nearby Bluebell Mine and its copper and silver refineries. Only a small number of people still take residence here. Bradshaw City is another near-ghost town, nestled near Mt. Wasson, part of the Bradshaw Mountains to the south of Prescott in Yavapai County. Bradshaw was yet another mining settlement, operating the Crown King mine, whose ruins can be found nearby. 5,000 people once inhabited this city. Calabasa is a ghost town that lies to the south of the town of Nogales in Santa Cruz County, around 6 miles down State Route 89. Calabasa was a Spanish settlement built in the late 18th century, for the purpose of exploiting silver resources in the vicinity. Throughout the years, Calabasa would change hands between Natives, Mexicans, and Confederate troops. Calabasa became a formidable fortress for the Confederacy during the Civil War, in conjunction with the nearby Fort Mason. Calabasa was abandoned in the year 1870. Cerro Colorado is a ghost town that lies around 30 miles to the northwest of the town of Nogales, Papago Indian Reservation. Built within the Quinlan Mountains, Cerro Colorado was built because of the nearby Heintzelman Mine. By the year 1885, Cerro Colorado had grown to a city of over 10,000 souls. More than 800 dilapidated buildings can be found in this site of ruins. Charleston is a ghost town built on the banks of the San Pedro River in Cochise County, around 8 miles to the southwest of the near-ghost town of Tombstone. Much of the original town still stands as ruins, most prominently that of the Tombstone Mining Company. Chloride is a ghost town that can be found approximately 4 miles to the west of state 93, and around 20 miles to the northwest of the town of Kingman. Chloride was a mining town that serviced several mines, the ruins of which could still be found nearby. Congress is a ghost town that lies close to where County 60 and State 89 meet, approximately 16 miles to the north of the town of Wickenburg, in Yavapai County. Congress was named for the Congress Mine, whose ruins can still be found nearby.

Arizona - Fort Verde is an almost forgotten military fortification east of the town of Cape Verde in Yavapai County. Fort Verde’s heyday was in the 1870s, when it was used as a primary base for cavalry units under General George Cook. Despite its age, many of its stone structures still stand today. Montezuma’s Castle can also be found in Yavapai County, near the town of Rimrock just off I-17. Montezuma’s Castle is one of the most intact relics of the past from Native American civilization in the Southwest USA. Its defining features are the prominent houses carved into the sheer cliff during the 13th century. This site is also surrounded by a number of other places of archeological interest. Canyon de Chelly, near Chinle, Apache County, comprises hundreds of dwellings similar to those that could be found at Montezuma’s Castle. These dwellings were carved at the base of steep red sandstone cliffs, and are said to have been built by the Pueblo Indians between the 8th and 14th centuries AD. In the 1700s, a community of Navajos conquered and settled the dwellings. These Navajos would harass colonizers for much of the next few centuries. A particularly bloody example occurred in 1805, when a troop of Spanish soldiers engaged a band of Navajos who ambushed them at a place called Massacre Cave. Another engagement was recorded in 1864, when a man named Kit Carson routed a large force of Navajos in the Canyon. Other ruins built by the Pueblo Indians lie nearby, at places named Canyon del Muerte, Monument Canyon, and Black Rock. Casa Grande Monument is located around two miles to the north of the town of Coolidge in Pinal County, near State Route 87. The Casa Grande is a spectacular tower made up of packed walls stacked four stories high. It is believed to have been constructed by the Hohokam people for ceremonial purposes. The Hohokam first arrived in the area around 400 BC and would leave in the middle of the 15th century. The monument stands in the middle of nearly 90 mud buildings. Tonto National Monument can be found approximately 28 miles off SR 88, due northwest of the town of Globe in Gila County. This landmark is also dominated by cliff dwellings. Over 100 of these homes were carved out of the cliff by the Salado Indians during the 14th century, and would be abandoned roughly a century later. The Salados were proficient at mining gold and silver in the area, and thus many artifacts made from these precious metals have been found here. The Mission of San Xavier del Bac stands about 9 miles south of Tucson, just by Mission Road. First built by Jesuit missionaries in 1692 amidst a village of Pima natives, it would fall under siege when the natives revolted in 1751. It was said to house a considerable collection of treasure, which the missionaries were said to have successfully hidden before they were all massacred. San Xavier del Bac was burnt to the ground, but was rebuilt in 1767 by a group of Franciscan missionaries, and still stands. The Tubac Presidio Ruins lie 45 miles to the south of Tucson in Santa Cruz County. Tubac Presidio was a military outpost made up of over 50 brick fortifications, built by the Spanish in the 1750s, and abandoned in 1776. Some time after this, Mexican forces would occupy and rebuild the post in order to protect their miners, who had found plentiful deposits of silver in the area. In the early 1850s, Mormons who were traveling to California used the outpost as a stopover shelter. In 1856, a group of Texan miners used it as a base of operations.. The Fort Yuma Ruins are the remains of an old fortified town built on the banks of the Colorado River, near the modern town of Yuma in Yuma County. Fort Yuma began as a Spanish mission in 1700, until its destruction at the hands of belligerent natives. The catalyst for what would ultimately become Fort Yuma was the beginning of the Gold Rush in California. In 1850, the fortified town was built and became a crucial focal point, and later it became a

Lets start big, and lets talk about Arizona’s most prolific treasure story, and that is The Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine Treasure East of Phoenix, Arizona, up in the precipitous Superstition Mountains, lies a hidden treasure responsible for ruining the lives of more than a few of its seekers, at least according to legend. This treasure is named the Lost Dutchman Mine, and the legends surrounding it are as vast as they are inconsistent. One of the most well-documented accounts can be found in The Curse of the Dutchman’s Gold, written by Helen Corbin. It pertains to a man named Jacob Waltz, a native of Wurttemberg, Germany, who moved to the US in 1846. He became a naturalized citizen in July 1861, and thereafter became a prospector. Between 1872 and 1878, Waltz, along with his colleague Jacob Weisner, was said to have found gold in a quartz vein that was around 18 inches wide. They then proceeded to mine some ore, which they cached nearby. Work continued on the mine for some time, until Weisner’s untimely death at the hands of a band of Apaches. Distraught, Waltz decided to leave the mine behind. He took enough ore to sustain himself, concealed the mine’s entrance, and never looked back. He also never bothered to file a claim for the mine. Waltz moved to Phoenix, and set up a farm by the Salt River. Waltz then transitioned to a life of farmsteading from prospecting. One of his customers was a woman named Julia Thomas, a baker whom he delivered eggs to. In 1891, Waltz found out that Julia was in debt. With her bakery on the line, Waltz took pity on her and offered to help her pay off the debt. He then showed her some of his gold ore valued at $1,500, much to Julia’s bewilderment. In her time knowing him, she only thought of him as a farmer of modest means. Waltz then told her that he had experience in trading gold from Casa Grande, and that he would ship that ore to a smelter in San Francisco. He expressed that he had a lot of familiarity with how gold trades are done, and promised to lend her most of the returns from this one. He then proceeded to tell her about the cache, and the mine. He professed that he deliberately gave up the rights to it, recounting his grief due to the loss of his partner decades prior. Waltz admitted to Julia that his sorrow was such that he never wanted to work there again. And even if he wanted to, he continued, he was too old for prospecting. Nevertheless, Waltz promised that he would take Julia to the mine, and pass over ownership to her once she’s seen it for herself, asking only for a small share of the wealth. He and Julia planned to go to the Superstitions in the spring of the following year, along with Julia’s adoptive son Rhinehart Petrasch, to take the remaining gold in Waltz’s cache. However, things would take an unfortunate turn when Waltz’s house was flooded that summer. The Salt River is by and large a relatively dry river, but that summer’s torrential rains had swelled it with excessive runoff. Waltz would catch pneumonia from this flood, and die of it on October 25, 1891, a scant few months before their planned trip. Just before he died, he supposedly told Julia and Rhinehart that there was a portion of gold ore he set aside for himself under his fireplace. He was also reported to have drawn them a rough map that revealed the location of the mine. But Julia and Rhinehart would unfortunately be robbed of Waltz’ final gift, and even more distressful was the fact that they would never manage to find the mine. As sparse in details as this story is, it was enough for thousands of treasure hunters to trek the Superstitions in search of the Lost Dutchman Mine. Several of these seekers would lose their lives, with some even meeting unexplainable or grisly fates. Only a few individuals were able to rein in their hunger for Waltz’ treasure trove and come home with something of at least some substance. One such individual was a man named Bob Corbin. In 1957, Corbin started to look for the legenda

I'm trying to find waterman tavern uh which is uh his historic house I'm on my way to try to find an encampment of Russian army been looking already for an hour for this place and the directions addresses given were false the waterman's tavern was built in 1747 by john waterman and he was licensed to operate tavern Russian bus army stopped by during its march from providence to Yorktown in 1781 had to interview some locals and i believe i have found the place, wow that is it and the main army camped right near the tavern and the officers were quartered right in tavern itself there is two very old historical cemeteries very close by so i am here ladies and gentlemen waterman tavern the place where Rochambeau's army on its way to white plains new york camped between june 18 and june uh 22nd of 1781 and they play they were right here in the tavern uh somebody lives there so i don't really want to show it too much but they were right here at the camp in that tavern uh for between those four days it's a very interesting interesting place uh this whole area is very interesting it's it's a residential area right now if you enjoy this program please like it subscribe it and share it i wonder if some of these soldiers perhaps died during this day very old cemetery as you can see is marked by a RI historical cemetery town of coventry. let's take a closer look what we can find some dates in memory of samuel boring game who died june 26 1844 this is certainly historical i just wonder if there are any older graves here you certainly are unmarked unmarked graves i wonder if there is any fallen soldiers from a revolutionary era interesting to know what looks like all the graves the inscriptions are no longer readable there are definitely definitely graves here from earlier times 1700s for sure right across there is another cemetery also very very old let's take a closer look i don't know if we'll be able to read any inscriptions these seem to be very very old yeah this is unreadable yeah 1874 1756 difficult to read this one looks like it broke off but we definitely had this particular grave in 1700 hundreds there is four more gravestones that survived let's take a closer look 1879. yeah looks like they are similar it looks like a family we seem a little older this um is definitely readable it's a little bit earlier 1816. if you enjoy this program please like it subscribe it and share it

Bitcoin network podcast https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed statue of the Virgin Mary is one of the most prized and sought-after and coveted lost treasures in new england and it is only two and a half foot tall believe it pure silver statue of virgin mary it is said to be priceless and but it is easily worth several million dollars right now so it would be nice to recover it uh for the church the silver madonna was stolen from the small indian village in quebec canada called saint francis this pure silver statue of madonna was stolen from the catholic chapel in saint francis village by the soldiers of major robert rogers during a brutal and violent raid this raid was partially the result of increasing tensions resulting from constant violence along the canadian border between the french canadians and the british colonists on the u.s side the commander of british troops lord jeffrey amherst ordered major roberts and his rangers to attack this peaceful small indian village named saint francis major rogers and his rangers were very undisciplined violent did not wear uniforms and were basically regarded as hired killers in the middle of the night rangers rogers and his band numbering about 200 rangers stormed the defenseless abenakis men women and children these hired killers attacked the defenseless village without mercy they pulled the indians from their shelters and clapped the abenakis shot stopped scout and mutilated them without mercy men women and children even the priest was killed then they rubbed the chapel from its golden chalices candlesticks silver and gold crosses as they made their way towards the altar rangers stopped and stirred in amazement at the incredibly stunning statue of silver virgin mary with the flames that reflected from the burning altar of the chapel a few moments passed before the rangers with the great hesitation moved and lifted this incredible figure of silver virgin carried it outside and placed it on a horse fearing pursuit the rangers quickly assembled and started retreating towards fort ticonderoga near the new york vermont border where the commander lord jeffrey amherst was stationed sure enough a force of french soldiers with over 100 indians were quickly closing in on them roberts decided to divide his company to elude the pursuers he continued with about half of the men on the trail south but the remaining rangers carrying madonna and other stolen church valuables went off the trail towards east not much time went by when the pursuers caught up with the two groups of the struggling rangers and the fighting began with heavy tolls on both sides the group carrying the madonna was caught by the pursuers and only after couple of days of running and defending themselves more than 40 of them were already killed many more was starting to desert them just going away through the woods to make things worse a snow storm hit the area which caught them by surprise upon approaching the lower end of lake mead frey mahog spelled m-e-m-p-h-r-e-m-a-h-o-g on the border of quebec and vermont they abandoned the horse carrying crosses and candlesticks and other valuables from the church because it horse became lame they didn't even bother to try to bury it they just didn't have enough time for it the rangers crossed the lake and went southeast towards the connecticut river the rangers were in sorry ragged shape hungry and tired plodding through the woods of vermont being constantly assaulted by the french pursuers without food they continued to push the horse carrying silver madonna after crossing connecticut river in new hampshire by the today's town of lancaster they continued upstream of the israel river reaching the foothills of white mountains three more days of difficult travel found the men eating the letter of the back skins as they were starving and so they stopped but climbed a steep path switchbacking from the riverbank and found a shelter from an overhanging rock where they killed the h

Bitcoin network podcast https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Pennychuck Pond spelled p-e-n-n-i-c-h-u-c-k pond is a small lake located a little over two miles away from nashua new hampshire and holds the most fabulous treasure ever known to this country an incredible diamond necklace commissioned in france by marie antoinette in 1788 marie antoinette was the wife of king louis xvi uh who of course we know was guillotine he was the last french king in 1788 marie antoinette hired a famous french jeweler to design and to fabricate the most elaborate diamond necklace the world has ever seen her agents went throughout europe to search and purchase the finest diamonds available after the necklace was crafted it was described as the most stunning and extraordinarily beautiful crafted piece of jewelry the world has ever seen with dozens of very large and superbly cut diamonds the cost at the time was equivalent to about 1 million dollars at the same time the french revolution was picking up steam and marie antoinette was more and more concerned that the peasants would confiscate her precious jewels including the necklace and so she packed the necklace into a small box made of metal and hid it in the wooden trunk along with other items other jewelry and shipped it to eastern canada which contain many loyal frenchmen in the meantime the french revolution reached its bloody climax and marie antoinette was guillotined in 1793 and even though the person in charge of the necklace was never identified around 1790 so the three years before had death a french man with an indian companion brought a wooden trunk from canada into maine and consequently into new hampshire they stayed in nashua for about a week behaving in a very secret ways and talking to almost no one in town and then they parked the wagon rode away towards northwest and only about two months later they turned southwest and kept going next right next to the penny chuck brook a few minutes later they ended up penny chuck pond build the cavender and settle in for the next several years they would not receive anyone at the cabin and the indian had to return to canada several times but on his last trip the frenchman was so worried about the safety of the trunk that he buried it on the shore of the lake placing a large rock on top of it before his indian companion returned the frenchman died the indian buried him and then he returned to canada while in canada he wondered what happened to the trunk but when going through the frenchman's belongings he came across an entry in his journal stating that the trunk was buried under the rock on the shore of the lake not until 20 years later indian returned to new hampshire to the pond looking for the trunk but found many rocks on the shore and could not locate it uh he actually came back with a constable and together they looked back but could not find it many treasure hunters tried to locate it years after but without results in 1983 boy scouts who camped on the shore of penny chuck pond found sticking pieces of wood old wood out of the sands remnants of the wooden chest as they confirmed later through the troop leader actually was more knowledgeable obviously it will happen and he confirmed that this this was so old and and had the luck and everything was definitely the chest the wooden chest so that the remnants of that wooden chest were right near the area of the waterline of the lake and of course the scoutmaster knowing the story of the lost diamond necklace looked with boy scouts for it but despite the efforts nothing was found if discovered this diamond necklace would most likely be worth at least tens of millions of dollars most likely priceless today and possibly it just lies below the surface in a metal box if you enjoy this program please like it subscribe it and share it here is additional information from previous video on sandy gordon a ruthless evil and fearless pirate in early 18th century considered by others as

More information from previous video regarding smarinos and londoner islands which are a site of substantial treasure buried by the pirate blackbeard what happened to the fabulous blackbeard's treasure there are a couple of incidents that prove that blackbeard indeed buried treasure at the isles of shawls in 1820. captain samuel haley of smut nose island uncovered five bars of silver on the shore and after selling those for three thousand dollars he built a breakwater across the malaga island the second incident took place during the second world war when several of the government officials went ashore on londoner island and they have made some very interesting discoveries they have found definite indications that there was substantial amount of silver still buried on that landing side of the beach facing star island hotel the exact location is about halfway across the half moon stretch of the beach we've been told that blackbeard and his loot that he buried the the silver bars on that island and his crew also buried some silver bars uh in considerable quantity of uh and in addition to that he buried large quantities and his crew of pieces of silver on smarinos island captain haley found silver bars on smarty's island but he never found the pieces of it so the remainder of the treasure according to them is just below the water line on the beach east of the breakwater at smarinos we were told that uh the silver bars were uh probably worth thousands of dollars but are so far down in the sand that it would be a very costly experiment to locate them and to bring them to the surface according to the government officials and according to the previous owner who was actually conveying that information as well he said that he's been within a few feet of the silver bars or the silver location saying both my father and i agreed that there is no doubt that the treasure is still buried down in ascend between the high and low water marks and yes we will share 50 50 with any ambitious person who cares to search for it after they have the permission in writing to land on the island descent unfortunately shifts so rapidly out here that after every storm you think you might know where to look one week but the next week everything would be changed but the silver doesn't move much as it is too heavy and it's there waiting for someone with resources and the feeling for adventure to go after he said the government gave up searching saying that it would take several thousand dollars for treasures and palms and that it was in writing signed by prudence rendall did blackbeard himself leave any clues as to where his treasure was buried it is said that on the eve of his last battle that he lost one of the teachers henchmen questioned him about it and the pirate's reply was typical to him he said nobody but the devil and myself know where my treasure is and the longer liver of the two shall have it all after blackbeard's head was brought into the town of bath after his death it was obtained by one of the influential men in the town who had its skull lined with silver inside and out after which the bolder members of the family would challenge each other to drink toasts from it later it became the property of one of the members of the college fraternity who had it reserved and initiations were instituted whereby any person who wished to qualify for the fraternity would have to drink a pint of wine from blackbird's skull when the fraternity dissolved about the time of the american revolution this one of a kind drinking cup was reclaimed by its owner who then bought a tavern on the patomak river at his death his son continued the tavern and exhibited the silver skull from time to time john bernard a writer about his travels wrote in 1886 in his retrospections of america in which he quoted we spend our time in fishing's excursions to the patiomac frequently dining at the tavern on its banks here a drinking vessel supposed to give extra punch!

The isles of shoals in new hampshire's only claim to sold water islands the best known of the isles according to historians historians such as celia taxter who was brought up there in the mid 1800s she writes at the time of the first settlement the islands were infested by pirates john scribner also a historian of the previous century writes there is a strong ground for suspicion indeed that the islanders were generally indulgent and sometimes friendly and serviceable in their intercourse with the numerous pirate ships which visited the harbour one islander who befriended pirates and probably was a pirate himself was phillip bob babb legend has it that he was one of captain kids mates but he couldn't have been for he died at the isles in 1671. he's supposed to have been so desperately wicked when alive writes celia taxed her that there is no rest for him in this in his grave his dress is coarse she says of his spirit uh stripe butchers frog with a leather belt to which is attached a sheath containing a ghosty knife sharp and glittering which is his delight to brandish in the face of terrified humanity bob lived on appledore the largest of the isles half a mile long and almost as wide his house was on the hill on the south side of the island near the cove here he dug a large pit with his friend ambrose gibbon in which he supposedly found a large treasure chest it was too heavy to lift out of the pit and smoke came from its lid when they tried to break the luck writes oscar lighten another isles historian there was also the smell of sulfur when which forced them to leave the chest obviously much of bob's shady life is cloaked in legend but all historians agree that bob did dig a great hall near the cove at appledore island it was filled in during the great storm of 1851 writes layton and the coast guard boathouse was later built over the treasure pit bob's ghost of course guards the buried treasure chest and so it seems wiser that more modern day treasure hunters concentrate on pirate caches that are known to be buried at the isles and are not haunted by a demented butcher pirate captain jack welch was a butcher of another sword for his creed was to kill everyone all aboard any vessel he captured and looted members of his bloodthirsty crew were actually caught in the act of burying gold at the isles his hierarchical career lasted only a year having begun when he was the first officer aboard the privateer charles out of boston there is speculation even to this day the charles anchored at gosport harbor at the isles of shoals prior to coming into marblehead and that the heavy 1200 or more silver bars were buried on the west side of appledore island while building a seawall at marino's island isles of shores in 1816 uh same halley jr uncovered four silver bars in the sand of south beach which were taught at the time to be part of quelch's buried treasure many marble harris believe that much of the treasure was buried only a few hundred feet from the town landing in fact treasure hunter's day was celebrated in may of each year in marblehead well into the 20th century no information on pirate treasure from the charles would have been forthcoming had not some members of the crew the day after the arrival frequented marblehead taverns spanning gold doubloons and nuggets of goldust for drinks and whilst in the cups divulge to tavern wenches the great riches of portuguese cargos they had taken off brazil of the 42 pirate crewmen aboard the charles governor dudley's constables capture seven within two days carrying on that person 45 ounces of gold and gold coins john clifford one of the pirates agreed to tell the attorney general everything about the voyage if he was pardoned he confessed that after arriving at marblehead a considerable quantity of goldust and gems was put out from salem to cape n with captain thomas larimore in the lotte morgali with 11 or more captain quelch's company the governor called out the militia militia and t

Tyron's landing the first puritans settled here in 1635 prior to six prior to 1640 there was a fort here east of the state prison which is now an apartment house site on north main street it would be very possible to find red space minerals here there have been two documented meteor landings one in 1971 and the other in 1982 there is a boulder that marks the site of a ferry site that crossed from connecticut river from 1674 to 1762 at the junction of marsh ferry and broad streets rare artifacts from a long ego are also found here dinosaur prints also have been discovered in town wilton is another place worth considering for exploring because in april 1770 welton was invaded by the british who were on the way to burn danbury the residents hid the silver and gold all around the area another town very interesting is called windham here residents had to bury the treasures before leaving to escape a raid by the french in 1758 the town was burned to the ground and many of the treasures are still buried the native american name for the area was quick homach which is nip mcword meaning shaking or trembling mountain there was also an ancient village on the fenton river in this area called now west sethunk which is a mohegan ward meaning small fish stream windsor is another place worth considering it was also known as maya tanak or dorchester it is thought that perhaps the vikings sailed up the connecticut river as far as windsor windsor in the year 1000 but no landing site was recorded however bronze viking implements and utensils were found near the enfield rapids and in plymouth metal on the farmington river perhaps there was a battle between the native americans and the vikings when the settlers first arrived these two places seemed taboo to the to the tribes the native american village here was called pacquona and the first satan was known as sheet s-h-e-a-t this was one of the stations that asked the english for help in the war against the piquants in 1631. this request and the constant attacks by the pequot on settlers who were living in connecticut were the main reasons that the massachusetts settlers declared war against the pequot and eventually settled in connecticut ford's will build here in 1637 along the present-day palisado avenue in 1699 there was an old stone fort located about one mile north of congressional meeting house on the east side of the highway there was a native american trail between plymouth meadow in windsor and hartford it was said to be the first public highway used by the settlers there is a body of water called devil's pond devil spawned in the spring of 1758 it was reported by the inhabitants that the unseen demons began to growl and scream from the pond in the middle of the night waking everyone however it was not demons they were making the sound it was mating all frogs however the name of the pawn stayed the same the modern reader must remember that this was a strange completely unknown region to the settlers they were terrified and had no support from where they came from everything was scary and they had nowhere to turn to ask questions or find answers they had to supply their own theories as to why events happen this is the site of a battle in the pequod war it was also a trading post but the settlers were driven out by peak ones however it might be that native americans were living in this area well before the pequots came in 1973 native american artifacts were found from 1 600 era if you enjoy this program please like it subscribe it and share another captain kid buried treasure might be found on an island called klux or clark keys island the story is that kid thought to have traveled the connecticut river and left two chests on his last trip to boston while visiting his friend whiskey clarke or whisking clark the chest the chest were said to be left on clark island and have never been found one of kids ships a sloop called san antonio came ashore with a huge chest bulging with gold witnes

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is a podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Watertown this is the side of leatherman's cave located on matata trail this cave was inhabited by the letterman to be jules borglain named because he dressed in 60 pounds of leather he could endlessly walk 365 mile loop between the connecticut and hudson rivers it is said that he walked over 360 times between 1858 and 1889 only resting in caves along the way he died in a sawmill woods cave in sing new york it is said that he hunts all the caves where he stayed this cave is found about two miles southeast of black rock state park on route 6. it is also said that he buried over 50 000 in one of his resting caves in march 1779 the american frigate defends a patient for general washington's army sang four miles of caution reef now known as bartlett's reef near waterford with over two hundred thousand dollars in gold and silver another of captain kids treasure might be buried under a large rock in clinton on coburn's island near hamonasset beach a letterman cave can also be found here about one mile and a half west of the railroad station between nod road and the trucks wallingford wallingford is the site of a native american burlier burial ground and artifacts have been found here which include cowling pipes auto points and hide scrapers green farms was an early colonial settlement that no longer exists found in westport in fairfield county the green farms area was called matchamax meaning paradise by the native americans there is a stone here called marc shanmax boulder where petroglyphs recorded the history of this place during its haiti there were about 200 buildings here the settlement was totally destroyed on july 9 1779 by the british in the raiding force led by the governor william tyron he was on his way to burn and destroy danbury and landed at campo beach there were two skirmishes here one just south of camp road there is a marker on that spot and the other one at the hawthorne inn also can be found with a marker tar rock on the compo road was used as a signal place during the revolutionary war they would have tar on the rock and lighted on fire the smoke and fire would be used as signal what the treasure seeker needs to remember is that the course of the connecticut river and really all rivers at one time or another changed in the late 17th century due to what is called the great flood they shifted the river deepened in the east and the great band that was here with an island in the middle called wright's island or manha nuke is now completely underwater the area became weathersfield cove man hanukk is a native american word of this region meaning the island place or great laughing place or place of great merrymaking apparently it was considered a fun place to be the river was wide and deep enough on both sides of the island so the ship could navigate on both sides where warehouse cove is now were once streets where people and warehouses existed if you enjoyed this program please like it subscribe it and share it there is a street that is now basically under this cove called 4th street created with this flooding and the great meadow in the area was reshaped wettersfield cove was created with this flooding and the great meadow in the area was reshaped which is the the native american term hokanam what they named the metal here came from then it flowed south passing naobak south glastonbury and rocky hill another island disappeared during the great flood called pennywise this island was found in a river just over the wettest field line in hartford other names for this island were long coals or standish island it is now a long narrow knoll in hartford south meadow the wettest field in glastonbury line was the curse of the river and it forever changed during the spring flood when the river flooded created the great swamp most of which has dried up now but when the flood first occurred it created

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episode: 'Puerto Rico, Mona Island and Silver Shoals' https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Mystic, Connecticut, the mystic river was called sikanemos by the native americans the name and river of the centur there are islands in the mystic river called mouse penny six penny masons meaning the largest abigail meaning where the pirate treasure lies buried it is also believed that the mason island might hold a buried treasure this island was called chipotrak by the native americans the island was given to captain john mason but it is thought that praveetus might have stash loot here before it was given away hurtleberries grew here once and arrow had stone axes black one palm beads and clay pipes have all be found been found here in 1912 two native american burial sites were uncovered on this island one south of wolf ledge and the other one south of cocon key point there was a piquate fort here during the era of the sachin mamoho it was destroyed by the british in 1637 during the pequot war the person who destroyed the fort was captain john mason who was given the island in the mystic river as a reward the fort was created on the western side of the river about three miles from the center of town and over 300 pequod were killed when the fort was burned by the british with the mohegan and narragansett tribes the fourth was a circular area of several acres surrounded by a 12-foot palisade and contained over 70 wigwams it was a surprise attack and everyone in the fort was killed or murdered in the swamp where survivors fled if you would like to view the videos before they are published on youtube sometimes even a week before because for treasure hunter the right information received ahead of time can mean a difference between success in the failure you can click on my patreon account in the description below in addition to some extras you will also receive a full transcript of the videos but most of all your support will allow me to continue to do research and post more videos for you and thank you for your support if you enjoy this program please like it subscribe it and share it new hartford new hartford also known as the daughter of berlin and grand dora of farmington is located on the west branch of the farmington river part of the river that runs through this area is called satan's kingdom though the name sounds spooky it is a recreation area with the class iii rapids there was a tungsten tribe village called indian head and an old abandoned asbestos mine in the area perhaps the name is correct as sulfur spraying exists and arrowheads have been found in the region the name actually comes from the 1700s when clergy reported that gorge was populated by criminals misfits and other evil type people there was a native american campsite on the west hill pond and a settler fort was built on town hill the apple trees in new fairfield to the west of wood creek were planted by the native americans who lived in the village here it is also the site of a burial ground the artifacts that have been found are of rare quality some can be seen at the smithsonian institution in washington dc now let's talk about new haven the east rock and west rock in this town are very colorful rocks that when seen by adrian black as he explored the connecticut river were called rodenberg meaning red mountain the area was settled in 1637. actually this town was where the puritans chose to bury their dead however only the healthy had stones on mower markers those who could not afford stones were buried whatever sometimes on top of another one another the town is said to have held over five thousand graves the gravestones that were around the area were moved to cemetery in 1812 but the bodies were not moved that could certainly give a place a dark feeling revolutionary war battles were fought here treasure hunter

Old riverbeds are great places to look for gems and precious metals po gasa p-a-u-g-a-s-u-c-k the pogasac reservation was located in milford from 1675 to 1861. this was a battlefield in 1648 between the wepawog and milford tribe and the morgue nation the burepa walk defeated the mohawks in a swamp about one mile east of the ferry side charles island is located off silver sands state beach and has a long haunted treasure-rich history this tri-score cursed haunted island started as a place of conflict between the settlers and the native americans the we power we w-e-p-a-o-w-a-y we power y or we power wag tribe who live here first the tribe believed that this was a sacred place connected to spirits a battle occurred with the settlers by the tribe laws it is said that the sagem or chief named ansan tawai put a curse on the island saying and the shelter will crumble to the earth and he shall be cursed it is said that the native american spirits guide guard the island and discourage any treasure seekers some legends state that the spirits of the powell gossip tribe who once lived here as well beheaded the pirates for bearing the treasure in the sacred land they are also the ones who made the treasure invisible to anyone who sought 25 ladies 25 years later captain kidd of course buried his treasure on charles island located of silver sands state beach under a place called hagrug in 1699. it is said that he stopped here while he was heading toward boston or kid might have buried treasure on stratford point the exact spot is vague anyway this thought goes that a chest was buried in 1699 and what was witnessed by residents this people said that the chess was buried by pirates and that they knew it was kid's crew no less there have been coins from his era found under the sand so there might be something to the legend it is said that in 1850 two men did find a treasure chest by saw a shrilly wristling headless body wrapped in a flaming sheet plunged toward them from above and they ran away terrified by a flaming skeleton they went insane never to recover from the fright so many people have searched here that island that has many pits where no vegetation grows that is considered the second curse of the island by the pirate kid and his pirate ghost who protect his treasure as an interesting side note there is a documentation that kid did visit this area twice so to dismiss the legend out of hand might be an error on the treasure seekers part the third curse was placed here 22 years ago after kids visit five sailors buried a mexican emperor's stolen treasure in a cave in 1721 the emperor cursed the treasure and those who stalled it if you enjoyed this program please subscribe like it and share it four out of all five sailors had a tragic death and the treasure was never recovered at the end of the 18th century a monastery was built on the island though the monks dismissed the native american curse many mysterious deaths suicide and insanity forced them to abandon the monastery the ruins can still be seen today in the 1950s a restaurant was opened but the little fire ended the enterprise hikers report seeing glowing objects hearing voices and even monks walking among the ruins the only access to the island is the causeway that only surfaces at a low tide do not dig on this island this is now a natural nature preserve posted with no trespassing science you can still explore it but just do not take on it by 2003 the island was uninhabited but people still see something on the beach going on by fishermen in the surrounding waters and when investigated there are no signs of the people or of people being on the beach on texas island t-u-x-i-s tuxes island or taxis island just offshore of milford a large amount of 18th century coins were supposedly found by campers in 1903 it is apparent that some sort of treasure can be found where a pirate left lost loot or a shipwreck nearby is giving coins to the lucky seeker small caches of pirate treasure

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is a podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Shirley massachusetts there is old ford treasure in shirley massachusetts worth over 400 000 dollars in gold and silver coins that ford was located on county 111 in middlesex county there is a legend over there as well of a hundred thousand dollars horde that was buried on the side of willard tavern rutland massachusetts now rutland was a village where general john bourgoin's troop camped after they were defeated at saratoga in new york and this also was the headquarters of shea's rebellion it has been said that the tre the treasure was stolen from the church which previously was donated and acquitted to the church so it was stolen in that area and was buried right in the area of springfield massachusetts and that is set uh the treasure would is consistent of crown of crown of amethysts which were worth over five thousand dollars so it is worth pursuing it is also said that entire railroad might lie under a cave that's located there in between 1864 and 1910 there were iron ore mines that were producing iron during civil war for the union it is said that those mines helped to win the war for the union because there are stories that uh the rail a railroad car was actually lost during a cave-in a bunch of pearls were found in connected river here as well uh in 1787 the first battle of shea's rebellion took place here at the arsenal in 1787. stockbridge massachusetts in norfolk county on county 102 in stockbridge is a burial site of native americans it is located in southwestern part of town and which was founded in 1766 was attacked uh many times during french and indian wars it is said uh that the residents buried all the valuables belongings before the attacks many of the residents were killed and never equipped the treasure a cave purgatory located between linux and stockbridge between bear and little mountain which is also called iceland in the crevices you can find a winter storm snow and ice all year long during the whole summer and it can be entered also from the laurel hill and and exited and can be exited half a mile south so it is said that a robber hit his loot his stolen goods over here the loot was stolen from the house satanic national bank in stockbridge that robber was captured and it is said that others found his money worth thousands of dollars and vanished again i would research that area a little bit more now during revolutionary war the town of torton massachusetts a wealthy merchant from totten massachusetts during the revolutionary war is said to have hidden a cache of gold coins jewels near watson pond in bristol county and he died before revealing the location talking to this day is called the silver city because many silversmiths had shops here and that's always a good sign for a treasure hunter south marshby massachusetts is said to contain gold if one dares to go and retrieve it because of a folklore tale of a frenchman who made a deal with the devil for a cattle of gold and of course he buried his kettle of gold in the woods in this area and it is said that later a native american found the money spent some of it and died so it is thought that the remainder of the money is still buried in that area if you enjoy this program please like it subscribe it and share it turner falls massachusetts so this is a place where the first dam is found on connecticut river it is also a place where a major battle between english and native americans occurred in 1676 this was the territory of pakuntak tribe who shared the fishing and hunting grounds with the mohab turner falls uh was one of the most disputed sites and it was fought over many times the europeans also wanted this part of stretch of land eventually a peace council or conference between the native americans and the europeans was arranged but unfortunately a member of the high council of the mohawk tribe was killed by whom i

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 when searching for native american artifacts always search where the tribes would meet or where something unusually said to have happened the story that i will tell you now is one area definitely to search a native american legend about the region is about the birth of loon island in alexander lake the native american name for the lake was lake marsh park m-a-s-h-a-p-a-u-g the story goes that there was once a mountain called lake mashpal and that it rose where the lake is today it was submerged quickly by the great spirit as a partnership as a punishment for those tribe members who were engaged in drunken dances on the summer just the top remained and that is the island today pines could be seen under the lake for many years the question arises as to why this particular legend exists what happened here was there once a mountain did something catastrophic occurred very quickly whatever happened there were once native americans living in the area the mohigan and piqua tribes are closely related by blood and royal marriage they lived on the banks of the thames river in the ladyard region the native american name for river was mashapen kotak it's m-a-s-h-a-p-e-q-u-o-t-t-u-c-k this is a mohegan word meaning great pickup river or river of the great destroyers of men the pequot war began the mohigans and naragan said aligned with the english setter settlers and in 1637 war was declared so the piqua village here was called mashan taksit or martian toxin there is a pick-what legend about this region there is a treasure buried in a swamp here and a native american ghost protect and guards the loot there is gold and other types of treasures to be found but the exact swamp location is not clear it could be kappa ko mak or shomo waki which means owls owl's nest due to the large number of owls who lived here or to shelter here and kappa ko mak means place of refuge or where we hide from enemies it was here that the last battle of piquat were occurred perhaps the treasure is in must swamp m-a-s-t swamp must-want covered much of eastern connecticut the swamp is also known as pine swamp or lead yards flower garden only in this place does a rare flower grow a red heart rhododendron the flower has a dark crimson heart instead of the usual gold and center this place in an enclosed grove was the last refuge of the pequod when they were hiding from the english after the destruction of the fourth in mystic actually the piqua tried to hide here after major mason destroyed the fort but they were followed in the late june 1637 just as the flower was blooming the peak was starved and captured here most died never leaving the swamp on july 13 1637 that piquate saitrim patak quak was captured and taken to the swamped and killed it is said that he died lying in the blossoms and he added the curse curse upon the swamp because of the starvation of his people and on the settlers who killed the pequots the swan blossoms lost the golden center and became blood red forever not only the native american coast guard the lost treasure but also any personal property there it is said that if the visitor sees swamp or willow the wisp lights those are the spirits who guard the treasure workers at the spring in the swamp are said to have found some of the gold that was said to be here and perhaps still more was left to be found the mohegans are said to have dreamt about captain kid and that he was to bear gold on the thames river banks tribe members supposedly found that gold but was scared away by a large black dog or sometimes a pig or sometimes a pirate himself will scare them away from the gold the location of the salute will only be told to the seeker in a dream and the only way to retrieve the gold is by driving a stake into the being that chases them away perhaps

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Just east of the present day town of fairfield lies the site of a famous battle of 1637 1637. the colonists defeated the piqua and it was the final battle in the pequod war now the pequot war was an offensive war against the piqua tribe ordered by the general court in hartford on may 1st 1637 the pequots were originally from hudson valley in new york the mohawks also from new york and who were friendly with the pequot in earlier times sided with the colonists and i think this was the determine that determined the outcome because mohawks are very fierce warriors and they actually killed the uh sasukus which who is the chief descender the sahan during that time of piquants and um also over 600 uh members of the tribe from the fort fled but were overtaken in this town by the english this was a native american village site called ankaway this fertile valley was settled by the europeans who returned after the area was discovered by the military who went uh through here chasing the piquates to sasquatch swamp which was the final battle of the pique war this war ended in 1637. though there is a marker explaining this event the swamp uh is completely filled today but still the area is worth exploring in 1888 george hockley found five large caches of gold and silver coins all dating 1795 at the beach near penfield penfield reef this treasure is said to be from a pirate ship that landed or wrecked here in 1882 in 1931 documents were discovered that reported pirates did take cracks and buried them on the beach near penfield reef the penfield reef lighthouse constructed in 1874 is part of the national register of historic places this reef is considered one of the most treacherous areas of western long island sound and numerous shipwrecks have occurred there have have happened now so even though the chests were found there's always possibility for some spillovers for something else so do explore that area as well of course in 1658 this tag bridge tribe tribe attacked the tunxis tribes fort in farmington at little meadow on the east side on the farmington river many native american artifacts have been found here which include arrowheads war axes one pump beads and stone bottles if you enjoyed this program please subscribe like it and share it gulat fort is the site of a bloody bottle during king philip's world litis island is not really an island but during flood stages there is water all around the area creating an island so the ladies island is the side of that bottle in june 1777 the british were repulsed from the area by the colonists again i don't have to explain to you why this place is so valuable to explore blackbeard or a teach the famous pirate is said to have buried treasure in hampton in a granite wall in 1938 a man named katie c-a-d-y owned property in the horde's valley section called the jewett homestead a stranger came to his home named barney reynolds and told a strange tale he said that he was the direct descendant of the captain edward teach also known as blackbeard he said that he had a map that told of blackbeard's treasure buried here it was under a stone shaped like a horse head followed a southeast line across the road to a boulder that looked like a dog's head the map then pointed south across a brook to the fish carved on the stone which looked directly at the treasure side he would do all the work if caddy would pay for the equipment to dick carly agreed but all but all he saw was a pit dog and nothing else reynolds disappeared forever it is possible that blackbeard anchored off new london unloaded his ship and walked north on the nipmuck trail perhaps to evade pursuers cuddy's home was just off the mipmak trail a place where many paths intersected however if reynolds found the gold he certainly did not share it n

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Silver line is named for the silver coins that can be found in east hartford in 1781 general russian ball was marching through here to meet george washington's army the soldiers were followed by wagons carrying chests filled with silver the center of this camp of his camp was on the present day silver lane the troops were paid with silver coins even in recent years silver coins have been discovered this road was also a native american path through the town there are many artifacts that still exist most likely beneath the earth there was also a native american battlefield near fort hill in 1656 there was a battle between the mohegans with unkas as the leader and the pardons the leader was sepano so again a great place to go and check it out now if you're interested in emeralds then listen to this emeralds were supposedly found on the west bank of the connecticut river opposite gillette castle in headline in 1919 the emeralds are really not native gem for connecticut so it has been suggested that perhaps smugglers buried items here there is a legend that somewhere on the gillette castle grounds is a cash of buried emeralds so that obviously the main cash was never found if that's the case all right now in 1812 a british force landed at the exact spot where the essex river museum is today and destroyed 22 ships at the duck the british quickly took over the town and many colonial victorian victorian era artifacts are found here ever since this place was actually a dumping ground or garbage and everything dumped was buried this is the site also of the steamboat new england explosion in 1833. 15 of the passengers were killed in that explosion and the pieces of powdery found from the steamboat period are still all around so talking about rich place to explore okay now under lion rock in roger lake is said to be another kid treasure this is all within the same area now on seldon island or neck this was it is as it is called though there is no longer a neck to this island because it was was it was washed away native american artifacts are found in the northern part so there is so much area to cover and discover here so go check it out if you enjoyed this program please subscribe like it and share it glastonbury in 1971 along the old cold dark in the meadow hill area which is another native american burial site area and this sign was used from 500 bc to 580 a thousand years so imagine this stuff that can be found there and many things sure have been found many copper items were found including knives pottery and pendants for the uh usually for the neck and ear now in 1938 over 500 native americans artifacts were found at fairy lane many fashioned with copper it is believed that some artifacts in this area could be over ten thousand years old there was a one gang fort located at red hill on the riverbank on present-day stockade stockade road it was abandoned during king philip's war so talking about an incredible incredibly rich area to explore phillips cave is located on kong scott mountain in east glastonbury it's not named for the king philip as most philip uh places are named after though there is a native american connection why am i talking about phillips cave so first of all it was named after stanley phillips who found the site it was located at the east of forest lane and in 1957 it was a major discovery of native american artifacts including stone pendants fishtail arrow points and axes some of these artifacts were three thousand to four thousand years old uh but be aware that this cave is on the private property right now so obviously don't add don't even enter the area unless you have written permission now around 2 million dollars in gold is said to be buried during revolutionary war for washington's army in east granby in

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 The yellow reason the settlers first came to the new world was of course also known as gold and gold has been found right in beacon hill brook in new haven county spruce brook is one of the most beautiful ravines in the state and under the cliff along the pagasa trail are the remains of a native american chipping ground where they made arrowheads a lot of arrowheads are found right there it is an interesting that a shipping place for native americans is where thomas sanford invented matches the diamond match company the invention for ten dollars the temple islands just offshore in branford contain over 100 small islands there but the most are just rocks protruding from the water basically a boring castle more than anything native american name for these islands meant beautiful sea rocks however there are some islands that are just large enough to have some lost loot buried on them one of those islands is called high island it is here that a kid treasure was buried in 1699. he said to have hidden his ship near this island in the natural harbor and that he used it for his connecticut headquarters another island that harbors kids treasure is money island here he buried treasure in an underwater cavern now of course bear in mind whether this was kids or another pirates that was attributed to kid it doesn't really matter the fact is the clues are pointing us there now in socket's cave in north brantford valuable native american artifacts were discovered however the use of dynamite perhaps to open the cavern has blocked part of the main entrance unfortunately to the main cave bridgeport now in this town which is also known as newfield and stratfield is located in fairfield county and the native american names which are important are which means cleared field a battle with the pequots is said to have been fought near paris rock parker's rock p o r t e r apostrophe s rock this was the side of a native american village as well during the revolutionary revolutionary war and also in the war of 1812 grover's hill ford protected the harbor old ruins are found throughout the area the american steamer lexington was shipwrecked here bridgeport also claims to be the landing site for the norsemen they landed on the mouth of pequena river so as you can see a lot is going on historically speaking in bridgeport so it's certainly a good idea to explore this area as well now let's talk a little bit about something called bristol mines which obviously they are uh located in bristol uh this town was also known if you look historically it was also known as new cambridge one of the minds was called penny pat named after one of the girlfriends of a miner and it is considered a very rich side but very hard to get to and two of the most distinguished mineralogists in that time uh professor stillman professor uh james dana whitney broughton both from yale examined the mine in 1855 and were amazed at the great quality of copper there and led also was founder and the reason why this is very exciting is because led because led is usually found with gold and silver and so everybody was hoping the gold is going to be found over there as well and it was found about 23 feet underground in the adjoining metal by everett horton in 1896 near his shop on oak street uh in 1907 so workmen escave excavating for the wallace barnes plant found six gold nuggets this was on west oak street so perhaps nuggets were washed down from the south mountain by ivybrook there was also soapstone quarry there according to native american legend on goose street relics of unfinished soapstone pieces were found native americans relics are basically arrowheads were found on grove street grove street and on top of kelly's hill and these uh were thought to be the artifacts of the uh tung s

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 A pirate ship catch sparrow from barbados ducked in boston in 1687. richard naramore a bostonian was the master and according to his testimony he had been hired by 18 pirates at the cost of 40 pieces of eight a piece to deliver them at different places along the east coast from new york to newfoundland these passengers according to naramor were former pirates returning home with the chest of treasure to retire the first pirate to be dropped off dropped off landed at gardner island on long island with two chests a second one went to newport rhode island and two with small chests went to damaras cove in lynn massachusetts once the shoemaking capital of america the citizens were risen recently up in arms the state wanted to build a super highway through the lynnwoods to hook up with interstate highway system the residents won the battle on the road and the road was stopped why you asked lyn doesn't have many wooded sections today and what little remains that people are determined to save also the first shoemaker of lynn a reformed pirate once lived in the woods at a place called dungeon rock two men from nearby marblehead massachusetts spent their entire life searching for treasure there in the 19th century hiron marble tunneled through dungeon rock from the late 1840s to november 1868 and his son edwin continued digging the man-made cave in linwoods until 1880 when he died neither as far as we know found a trace of treasure hiram claimed that a fortune teller had told him that treasure was buried at dungeon rock and that he would find it an old led old lens legend adds some credence to the prophecy a pirate ship sailed into the sagas river bordering the woods in 1657 and dropped anchor four seamen rolled away from the ship and continued up the river as the ship set sail again and returned to the sea never to be seen again besides a few houses there was an iron foundry located on the riverbank it is now known as the sagus ironworks built in 1642 birthplace of america's iron and steel industry a few days after the pirate ship had departed a note was left at the iron foundry door from the four pirates who had rolled up the river into the woods the note read that these men wanted hatchets and shackles made and that if the forge foreman agreed to make the articles and leave them at the edge of the woods they would provide him poundage of silver the formant however was to keep the recent request secret as part of the bargain he posted to his friends about the handsome reward he received for his work word of pirate band living in the linwood spread and soon a british man of war sailed up the river and armed the redcoats entered woods to capture the pirates three of the four were caught napping in the valley some two miles in the woods where they had built a hut and had planted the garden the place today is known as pirates glenn they were brought aboard men of war shipped back to england and the fourth pirate thomas veal escaped the british by retreating deep into the woods and hiding in a cave which is now known as dungeon rock pirate veal made the cave his home and there he crafted shoes from animal ladder which he traded for food and utensils with neighboring lynn villagers rumors spread that veal was harboring a treasure in the cave but no one discovered the truth of this speculation for in the summer of 1658 new england experienced a violent earthquake which blocked the entrance to the cave with the large boulders shutting pirate wheel inside where he supposedly perished records of thomasville as a pirate are scarce but he did sail his catch with 14 pirate crewmen aboard into new london connecticut to buy cannons but this was in the summer of 1685 graham and veal have silver plate and the crew wear plush clothing the governor of connecticut revealed to th

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is a podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Recently searched barhead plum island at newberry port massachusetts uh found ancient ancient roman coins and uh century spanish gold doubloons there all very very recent so here's a good example of a protected little nest egg location revealed right here good example of this is a sand pocket one half mile up marconi beach wellfleet massachusetts it was actually first revealed in newspapers in 1982 when barry clifford found the wreck of 1717 pirate ship widow prior to that the beachcombers would plug silver pieces of 8 at the same spot after every wild northeastern storm and keeping uh their fines and this lucrative location uh to be a very dark secret uh barry clifford by the way opened the museum at cape cod you can go visit with some of the fines from wida many cape coders uh had picked up many silver coins in in numbers reaching hundreds over the years over the several last several years without divulging the source of the riches so here are some of the locations race point provincetown no said beach spells n a n-a-u-s-e-t beach and chatham dunes are other known spots at cape cod for fighting 18th century silver coins washed in from shipwrecks or possibly from some pirate cash buried deep in the sand fisherman artur duane found 60 000 in gold coins near chatham light in the late 1800s supposedly from a treasure chest buried there by pirates before dwayne died he revealed to relatives that he didn't dig out all the gold for a stone had covered it over and about 25 percent of it remains buried in the sand in january of 1934 earl rich of yardmuth dug up a clay pot of silver coins and two pirate cutlasses at great island cape cod one of the cutlasses has a date 1703 scratched onto it the isles the islands of cape cod shoot uncovered pirate caches for the dedicated treasure hunter as well and especially elizabeth island kari hank and nashuan islands in particular for pirates were known to anchor often in tarpon in cove these islands are still pretty well desolated and had to be choice spots for pirates to bang their wealth a man and wife pirate team eric and maria cobham active in 1700 supposedly buried the cold on nantucket island and two 19th century pirates named johnson and walker admitted to burying treasure at martha's vineyard walker a mate aboard the sailing bridge splendid poisoned his captain john harding and transferred 60 000 silver dollars in congress bags from the splendid to pirate captain johnson ships in mary alice johnson in 1846 buried his half share of the treasure at the beach near east sharp light walker also buried 30 000 pieces of silver at martha's vineyards but later while moving his treasurer to bury it on the mainland in falmouth he was captured his share of the treasure was confiscated by the sheriff johnson hearing of walker's capture fled new england and never dared to return for his share of the silver supposedly it still remains buried in the sand three children started a gold rush at edgewater beach in hall massachusetts h-u-l-l hall massachusetts 1967 after finding old coins in the sand stephen doyle age 11 and his sister julie h6 first uncovered a wooden box in the shallows while waiting and with it a sealed leather pouch they got it up to 70 coins of silver and gold most dating in the early 1700s and some were extremely rare words spread like wildfire and hundreds of locals carrying shovels and metal detectors scoured the beach but only a few more coins were found across boston harbor from hall near nick's mate island 18th century mexican coins some 1200 of them were found at deer island winthrop in october of 1906. also in 1880 a gold rush like that in hall was ignited at wintry then darfield age 12 found a ripped canvas bag half filled with silver and gold coins on short beach after a storm they were mexican an

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 island massachusetts there were over 270 shipwrecks just in the year of 1910 the value of the cargo of those ships that was lost just in that why one year is said to be over 800 000 now some of the treasure was salvaged but it is thought that over a hundred thousand or even more is still missing now this is just information got it from that one year because it is said that over 500 wrecks by the year of 1877 in 1944 the american steam and oregon sand sank by the natural shoals light with over eight million dollars on board the italian steamer andrea doria sank in a collision with a swedish motor ship the stockholm in 1956. she sank about 45 miles southeast of the island with diamonds and china still on board as a ma as a matter of fact my aunt was there she survived on andrea doria very famed and violent and vicious pirate named edward law plundered this area planted these waters the interesting side note is that he really hated new englanders he would do terrible things the passengers crew if he found out that they were from new england one of the reasons for that is it is said that it was because he witnessed captain kids hanging occurred in london in 1701 and that hanging made a huge impression on him and he vowed that he would never allow them to murder him that way so it is also said that he did become insane it um after his death of his young wife paul williams is said to be the only pirate from nataki i we're talking about a different pirate now paul williams the reason why we mentioned edward law previously is because he possibly have buried some of his treasures right on that island of nataki paul williams is actually from nataki island and it is said that he was the partner the ship partner with the famed samuel bellamy the black pirate who as you probably know carried on his ship with a tremendous amount of treasure and wrecked off of cape cod which was far found and i talk about it later garnet grains can actually be found right on san cutty head shall fragments some absolutely perfect specimens of austria patricola fola deformis venus marineria my i hope i pronounced that right have been found there now they are very valuable this is why i mentioned that they are very valuable and very rare species of shells uh also called chrysol thomas pilsby and stone eye so there has been an extinct species discovered here as well called myocene pandora ember is also a mineral that has been discovered here new bedford massachusetts is located on aponagansa bay and it was founded in 1760. it was um a meeting place a rendezvous for american privateers during a revolutionary war era and number holes from shipwrecks can still be seen in some of the maori waters and obviously many artifacts from various eras has been discovered all the time new marlboro massachusetts is known for different things but one of the things is fame red bird stage coach line it was a station there this is also a side of cleveland goldmine which was in 1867 so just those two facts along can produce a lot of fines artifacts and so forth would be interesting to you know to check it out between norfield and greenfield massachusetts guess what's that king phillips hill and it is the thought is that there was a fort where king philip once lived and the remains of that fort still can be seen it is still unclear if this was a native american fort or something else but certainly native american relics have been found in the greenfield area paso mark boulder p a s c o c-o-m-m-u-c-k boulder it is a site of a great native american massacre that occurred in 1704 there was a battle between the settlers and the native americans it happened right in east hampton if you enjoyed this program please like it subscribe it and share it if you would like to view the videos before they are published

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is a podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Guess where i'm standing i'm standing in front of moses greenhouse built in 1750. this house has been used for early smugglers in rhode island to avoid taxes and they would smuggle all kinds of goods into this milk cove that i'll show you a little bit in a little bit in few minutes they smuggled not just goods but also and this house is known to have secret uh hiding room in the basement that was covered by a big door on the on a railroad tracks okay so you had to move it uh on the on those rail trucks in order to open that secret room so let's take a look it's an incredible incredible site it was built in 1750 just like a peter greenhouse a little bit further down i'll show you in a second so this is the milk cove in huawei rhode island you know 1750 we're talking about almost 300 years and that's where our early rhode islanders were smuggling their goods to avoid the british taxes that's where moses green house is and as we walk away from that cove you will see that this is uh just a regular neighborhood residential neighborhood right now and somebody actually lives in that house moses greenhouse which you can see behind me we'll get closer again so again this is the moses greenhouse from the other side and we just came from right here from milk cove that's what all the action was with the smuggling pretty cool so i'm standing in front of peter greenhouse which is built the same year 1715 as moses uh green so let's take a look here we are so peter green uh was actually a captain and i will tell you a little bit more about him he was a very interesting character as well but as you can see this is a very old ground a lot of action happened around here a lot of action it would be worth visiting 1750. we are on our way to a cove right near gaspi almost pretty much walking distance where i will show you the location of two shipwrecks one of them is especially interesting because it was a yacht so we are here at occupation where we call in warwick so we approach the harbour the little cove at low tide and i will show you a couple of shipwrecks here it looks very interesting um what is retrieved this is right down from gaspi point which is right there so this is an interesting cove little cove in warwick and you can see further down green island which the access to it is available right now at low tide you can walk to it through the water it will be maybe to your waist during high tide you can't really walk through you might have to swim to it but right there close to green island that is one of the shipwrecks that shipwreck over there is just a traditional um ship that was carrying wood nothing excited about it but to your right i will show you a shipwreck of a schooner that is very interesting so let's get closer to that shipwreck and see what this is all about now i know a little bit about it and it was a schooner they do actual they do research on it i believe because they don't know much about it either there's not much information but isn't that cool look at this how cool that is thanks to low tide you can see clearly the shape of that boat that shipwrecked right right here it's certainly anchored right here by the mod and rocks so let's permission the board i am right on board of that shipwreck very interesting interesting area to explore it's a very shallow cove as you can see you can walk to the island green island but there's another shipwreck there in case you don't believe me that i'm actually standing on the shipwreck itself yeah it is it's part of it is submerged even at the low tide this is very interesting area to explore so i'm walking towards green island we'll see how far can i get i'm not prepared to cross the water see during high tide all of this is completely submerged it's underwater

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Don't forget in last hundred years millions of dollars was recovered in gold silver and other valuables and more and more is being found at the rapid pace thanks to incredible improvements in technology lately and i'm here to help you find it at an exponential rate this is warwick next section of warwick and as you can see there is a possibility that as well i'm gonna get a closer look so this is the beginning the base of warwick neck this is a little inlet it is high possibility that this could be the place here is portion of warwick neck there's houses all around me it certainly could be the place here's the other possibility in my opinion this is the highest possibility highest probability where the chest was buried it's very wooded area as you can see and there are very nice houses built around here including aldridge mansion however during times of our pirate this place looked very different it was heavily wooded i'm certain of that and some structures houses possibly were built and since this is one of the few places where heavy more i mean heavier forestation is visible here i would have to assume that this is the place most likely the area where the chest was buried however best way and this is the clue for any treasure hunters of course you have to get permission before you enter any place any area private or public but this is the clue you ready you have to look at some old maps of this area of warwick area especially area you know close to the east vintage bay and look at the early structure the early houses they were constructed especially close to the water because it is said that the chest was buried in a little in a forest between the house and the east greenwich bay in the forest in a in in a wooded area so that is very possible that we are looking at it right now we are looking at the area most likely where the chest was buried on the underground happy hunting so happy hunting happy treasure hunting and i tell you this is very interesting area here but look at old maps that is very important look at the oldest buildings in this area right here and so this is the only possible place for this chest to be very because behind me is rocky point park there used to be a roof and the construction of that park would not make it possible for anything to be buried and remain bad they would find it and find like this would make tremendous news nothing made news so the chest most likely still under the ground as a side note behind me there is a former rocky point park it unfortunately um it was there was a fire and then the wrong people in charge and got completely uh she got shut down it was a big loss for the city of warwick it was an amazing beautiful place um now it's nothing just old structures left uh behind me you see the the blue cement this is where this big giant swimming pool was i was filled of course behind me you see the uh metal structure of the part of the um so look how big this swimming pool was it was giant it was big and it was so much fun i remember a little so much fun for the kids and as you can see behind me the remnants of the chair lift with the cable hanging still you could view the park enjoy the ride but it's all gone one last look before we say goodbye to the park the location was just amazing right on the water it's gone you can see the chairlift still standing the grounds the location it was just amazing as i'm coming back what caught my attention was that old puff here going back with those large rock structures ah this is a little railway trucks i wonder if this was part of the park this is very cool very interesting i wonder if this was part of the park if anybody knows please leave a comment but it is destroyed now but large rocks look very interesting i'm still in the pa

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 Okay i'm on my way to hotel in providence rhode island guess what it's famous for oh many things but my book the most famous event and not really sure if this is the actual place but pirate collins came from a long journey to providence hotel hotel providence from massachusetts and he drove the carriage with his horses so he came with his horse encouraged from the long journey from massachusetts right in front of the hotel in providence and i will tell you in a second what happened next i'm standing here in front of hotel providence where pirate collins arrived from massachusetts with heavy load of treasure chest and he pre-paid for 30 days look like pirate walk like pirate and what happened next is very very interesting are you enjoying the program so far then if you have not already click subscribe so you won't miss any new vital information as the stranger pulled in front of the hotel providence he stepped down and after making certain that horses were not badly shaft from the long journey from massachusetts he entered the hotel requesting a second floor room overlooking the street the newcomer paid for 30 days in advance and signed his name in the registrar as peter gifford the clerk couldn't help noticing the pistols and his pirate look the stranger was very confident had it very dark and almost evil glistening black eyes a very sinister type of look he asked for help to carry his heavy chest up to his room and so the men sent for two men the two laborers came a few minutes later and started carrying a heavy large wooden chest upstairs to his room names of these men were james blake and bernard starkey so with great difficulty they wrestled the chest from the wagon and dragged it upstairs. it was certain that the treasure con contains coins and after uh long discussion they decided to break into gifford's room and see for themselves was inside of the chest owhile gifford was eating his dinner in the tavern a large man approached him with a angry red face pointed finger at him and said in loud voice that he was a peter collins the notorious pirate who he has attacked the ship on on which the uh stranger was on the large man who was accusing him his name was mcginty and he said the collins attacked he was a sailor on the ship he said the colonies attacked the ship tortured and killed everyone and he hanged mckinty of the yard arm but somehow after he was cut from the cut down and thrown to the sea he was able to survive and after the pair pirates sailed away he was able to reach the shore after three days where he eventually was rescued by the british trading vessel so while he was accused gifford was sitting quietly at the table and all of a sudden mcginty uh stopped closer to gifford gifford stood up took his two pistols and shot the man right in the chest the holes were about inch from inch apart in the center of his chest after that gifford returned calmly to his to finish his dinner blake and starkey decided to make a move and break into gifford's room they entered the hotel room and went to gifford's room broke into his room and opened the treasure chest and sure enough there were hundreds maybe thousands of gold coins Gifford left the hotel went to warwick where he purchased a house he would come back to providence and only for supplies and books and stayed a short while that was going on for about a year until a local naval officer gifford in providence and recognized him as peter collins a pirate who was wanted for variety of crimes murder kidnapping robbery and piracy he was able to mount local posse and the next morning they left for warwick to arrest gifford as they approached his house he came out of his house and shot two of them and then started running towards the back woods t

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 i'm standing here right on mesquimerica beach where merchantman minerva wrecked in 1779 and it is still unsalvaged the artifacts all sorts of valuable things including gold coins silver coins and of course all kinds of things were found and still being found on a state mesquite beach which is a little bit further behind me the reason why i'm standing here is to give you an idea what miss quimaket beach state beach probably looked like before it was cleaned up to be usable as a state beach nowadays it was most likely very rocky and as you can see on this beautiful day right here we have complete park which in those days about what 240 days ago 240 years ago without navigational systems it was a nightmare to navigate and if that fog engulfed your ship and gorgeous schooner you were out of luck you could be pushed on the rocks and you had very high chances of being wrecked so right here on the squimakit beach so much stuff still can be found from that that shipwrecked minerva now there were other shipwrecks here that were documented and many more i'm sure they were not documented also in this area in the watchfield area there is a story about captain kidd buried the large chest of coins and of course it could be whether this is captain kid or other pirate it's not really that important because there's many treasures buried attributed to captain kid which is impossible that he buried all of them but whether this is him or radish or other pirates that operated or stopped by this area it's really not that significant the significant is the clues that we have that the treasure chest was buried right in this area in watch hill so come check it out it is tremendously interesting and high probability of finding something something very remarkable i'm gonna go a little bit further to show you what it most likely use it used to look like that the squamica beach and the danger of the rocks and underwater rocks that each cooner sailing this way was facing and if you were caught up in the storm well good luck that's most likely what happened to the merchant ship minerva a prime area to start exploring now across from the squamicate beach there is konochantar pond right across the road and so here we are i'm standing in front of konochantar pond in westerly which actually contained something very special in 1957 during a tremendous hurricane ten houses were lost and they were taken basically by the pond and they were under the water in one of those houses there was a steel chest full of very valuable collection of coins and those coins will never recover they are still in that pond they will be worth a fortune right now so for any out there um of you who is willing to explore this area and perhaps get the right permissions you can still have a go at it if you will obviously get the right permissions but right behind me it is very incredible that this steel chest full of in those those very rare coins worth a fortune right now it's still there my camera is possibly covering it right now so please don't forget to click subscribe and if you like it uh please click that like button i have some awesome awesome videos coming up um they are not just from rhode island they're going to be coming up from connecticut and massachusetts from here i'd like to take you to middletown to this special location to this jewel of a little church an ancient church a very small tiny church hidden in the residential neighborhood so i'm standing in front of a rarefun treasure i have found this episcopal chapel found in 1886 san columbus in middletown rhode island it's just incredible it's just incredible the beautiful stained windows which i will show you in a minute uh just look how beautiful this little chapel is right in the middle of middletown it's absolutely

If you think you're too late then you are wrong there is definite evidence that most hidden treasures out there will never recover and are still being buried to this day with improvements in technology your chances of finding something incredible are exponential with my help now i'm off another beaten path here which you can find against on the other side of the temple but look at this look how cool this tree is just fall into the water left there and look at this pulled out with some of the roots i'm not gonna touch it i'll leave it to you okay whoever comes here first can explore this area i'm not going to explore it at all it's all for you just saying  give you an idea how dense this uh of the beaten path place is located in the middle of pretty dense brush i'm not really dressed for any uh poison ivy or anything but  you get the idea there was a little pathway now it looks like i lost it but i'll find my way  so i am on the other side of the pond on another pathway now look at this massive tree that falls down what secrets could that hold underneath there and so let's continue because speaking of which  i see another opportunity you tell me where is it yeah another potential time capsule of course the roots did not go with it it kind of broke off but there is another opportunity right here because it did expose some soil all right so definitely check it out i'm not going to take anything out i'll leave it up to you of course you got you have to check with the park make sure you have permission before you enter any private or public land  okay that's i think that's without saying  there's a lot of twists and turns on this pathway and of course you can explore them as you go along and as you can see i am just wanted to show you a couple more things  there's another opportunity right here but this is not exactly what i wanted to show you  wait till we see this  so i wanted to show you one more thing here in roger williams park okay this is pretty cool time capsule so we are right off that road right here and this is the incredible time capsule right here i'm gonna show it to you so look at this this tree was cut but it was cut long time ago and left a hole inside and obviously the tree wasn't here before let's take a look it looks like a well almost look at that look at all the signals oh it's got a lot of junk there but there's so many leaks that have to be digged up of course but there's a lot of junk and some interesting signals here as well okay so check it out my friends are you enjoying the program so far then if you have not already click subscribe so you won't miss any new vital information

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 If you think you're too late then you are wrong there is definite evidence that most hidden treasures out there will never recover and are still being buried to this day with improvements in technology your chances of finding something incredible are exponential with my help now i'm off another beaten path here which you can find against on the other side of the temple but look at this look how cool this tree is just fall into the water left there and look at this pulled out with some of the roots i'm not gonna touch it i'll leave it to you okay whoever comes here first can explore this area i'm not going to explore it at all it's all for you just saying give you an idea how dense this uh of the beaten path place is located in the middle of pretty dense brush i'm not really dressed for any uh poison ivy or anything but you get the idea there was a little pathway now it looks like i lost it but i'll find my way so i am on the other side of the pond on another pathway now look at this massive tree that falls down what secrets could that hold underneath there and so let's continue because speaking of which i see another opportunity you tell me where is it yeah another potential time capsule of course the roots did not go with it it kind of broke off but there is another opportunity right here because it did expose some soil all right so definitely check it out i'm not going to take anything out i'll leave it up to you of course you got you have to check with the park make sure you have permission before you enter any private or public land okay that's i think that's without saying there's a lot of twists and turns on this pathway and of course you can explore them as you go along and as you can see i am just wanted to show you a couple more things there's another opportunity right here but this is not exactly what i wanted to show you wait till we see this so i wanted to show you one more thing here in roger williams park okay this is pretty cool time capsule so we are right off that road right here and this is the incredible time capsule right here i'm gonna show it to you so look at this this tree was cut but it was cut long time ago and left a hole inside and obviously the tree wasn't here before let's take a look it looks like a well almost look at that look at all the signals oh it's got a lot of junk there but there's so many leaks that have to be digged up of course but there's a lot of junk and some interesting signals here as well okay so check it out my friends are you enjoying the program so far then if you have not already click subscribe so you won't miss any new vital information

Sitting on a secure Bitcoin network is One and Only podcast version of 'Treasure Revealed' episodes https://tribes.sphinx.chat/t/treasurerevealed Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TreasureRevealed1 I am in front of the cottage of betsy williams the great great granddaughter of roger williams the founder of rhode island and this ground is a very interesting very old she built her carriage in 1773 year after rhode islanders burned gaspee the hated british british ship that was uh used to enforce taxation and what many believe that 1772 burning gaspee was the beginning of american revolution so a year later here betsy built her cottage so let's take a look so as we approach here to the grounds where betsy williams and her sister lived they lived here till 1871 uh in which here they betsy bequeathed the property of 102 acres and the cottage to the city of providence which became the foundation of roger williams park so it's very interesting place here let's take a closer look it's fully restored as you can see let's see what the plug says there we go yep 102 acres and then the actual park con consists of 430 acres but this was the foundation of the roger williams park 102 acres that betsy williams donated to the city of providence look at this enormous tree so it is on a hill which is interesting they had a nice view let's take a closer look let's see what's on the other side that's the other side of the cottage let's peek inside the windows let's see if we can see anything on the inside i don't know here's a closer look at this massive tree right next to betsy williams house as you can see there is pretty nice view from that hill but right behind right next to the cow the cottage is roger williams himself let's take a closer look so there is several monuments of roger williams and my understanding is they never knew what he looked like so his face i know in one of the monuments i don't know if it's on this one is the face of ted williams the baseball the famous baseball slugger roger williams arrived in boston 11 years after the pilgrims landed at plymouth so he arrived on february 5th 1631 with his wife mary so he preached at first at salem then at plymouth he was a chaplain and he was fairly controversial figure because he thought the state and the church should be separated from each other he was controversial enough that the locals wanted to ship him back to england so he had to run away and he did run away to rhode island where he purchased the land from narragansett chiefs canonicals and mayan tsunami and named his settlement providence in thanks to god so he made actually two trips back to england during his lifetime the first one was in june or july 1643 was to obtain a charter for his colony to forestall the attempt of neighboring colonies to take over providence he returned to the providence plantations in narragansett bay which incorporated providence newport and portsmouth during this voyage he produced his best know non-litera literary work key into the languages of america published 1643.He returned to england um in order to have the charter confirmed so he had to he was basically defending rhode island from the neighboring massachusetts and connecticut trying to take over rhode island so not only he has found rhode island but he successfully defended from the neighboring states and so we have survived rhode island is obviously state right now and alive very very well except for some corruption of course that's going on and guess what is right across from betsy williams house kasmir version puwavsky polish hero polish general who came to fight for american freedom kasmir puwavsky was promoted to brigadier general by us congress in 1777 and he had an incredible military talent and experience and george washington really appreciate that having him next to him and yes he became the father of american cavalry so powavsky landed in boston in 1777 eager to join the american continental army to fight the british he un

A poetic justice in a tragic form took place on july 4th 1502 a fleet of 32 caravels had assembled at santo domingo four days before making ready to sail for spain among the passengers on antonio de torres's flagship which was el dorado was this ever-skimming bobadilla he was an interesting character he actually imprisoned columbus two years earlier um and by coincidence that paths crossed again right there and columbus uh over there put in at santa domingo on his return from a voyage he didn't like the feel of the heavy still air the atmosphere recognizing the familia uh for warning of hurricane i mean you have to remember columbus was a very experienced sailor navigator so despite all that happened in the past between them he told boba dela that he was fearing the incoming storm but his advice was scorned perhaps boba dela remembered the famous navigator's warning four days later as he struggled for his life in the watery fury of the worst hurricane ever recorded at that time during 12 hours of july 4th its cyclonic winds and massive waves tore the flora to shreds swamping a dozen of ships in the mona passage and breaking most of the rest against the shores of puerto rico santo domingo and mona islands only five people survived that day 27 caravels among them el dorado were lost with over 500 lives including boba dillas there was treasure in quantity on the destroyed ships perhaps half of its gold nuggets and dust and pearls had been stole aboard el dorado the single richest item was a solid gold table reputed to one and weigh half tons through which boba dylan intended to express his gratitude to the catholic king for his appointment as governor so yeah he was a governor and that's why he had the power to imprison columbus for whatever reason so the flagship was believed to have gone down in the mona passage where depths of thousand feet are encountered no trace of its wreckage was discovered during the salvage work along the coast after the seas had subsided much was recovered from wrecks which had been thrown up on reefs and beaches but at least 3 million and of course that value was in 1962 in gold and pearls were gone so obviously the value is much much higher right now so in the accounts of boba dilla's 3310 pound golden table if his accounts were true about two million dollars in treasure lie in the remnants of el dorado and again this is in old dollars today much much higher value so it remains in el dorado way down under mona passage some of the other wrecks against the coast partly salvaged or beyond reach of uh beyond the reach of uh 1500 indian skin divers might make worthwhile targets for modern scuba divers but el dorado and had treasures will be difficult to find since they were not found as of yet according to the records but we do know that it was close to the shores so the depths are not going to be that that deep to encounter now let's focus on mona island puerto rico so mona island m-o-n-a mona island is the our hippolygo of puerto rico la is as the spanish call it is a natural paradise with no native inhabitants as of that riding which we're talking about six years ago at uh just 11 kilometers by seven kilometers this is in fact the location where the infamous english pirate hang henry j king's jennings known not only for his cruelty but also for his knowledge and good manners hate his treasure an expedition in 1939 discovered the da bloon filled chest and was auctioned in chicago for a fabulous sum back then a million dollars i mean we're talking about 1939 uh dollar value but that wasn't the only treasure on the island kept hidden every once in a while i gold coins were washed ashore by the tide the island was not inhabited as of that riding so whoever found it kept it for himself now i'm gonna go to different sources to expand on our knowledge of this island of mona island so he is riding from a piece called the treasures of silver shoals and the isle of mystery well-informed treasure hunters have

A band of native americans nipmax attacked and destroyed groton during king philip's war in 1676. many men women and children were killed here and it is said that the ghostly screams of those killed can still be heard if one listens closely there is a native american legend in hotfield close by that uh in 1675 over 800 native americans were slaughtered here and the woman who supposedly betrayed them was drawn to dogs who tore her apart native american attacks caused the town eventually to be abandoned in 1670 but it was repopulated later on it is a very sad story one after another but it is a great place to explore hingham massachusetts so in hingham there are remains of a settler for details of exactly where this fort is are very vague however for diligent treasure hunter nothing is impossible if you figure out where this fort was located i cannot tell you the the rewards you might you might have from that research holyoke massachusetts In holyoke men many native americans arrowheads have been discovered so it's a great place to explore as well now uh dinosaur trucks again they seem to be everywhere but here the dinosaur trucks have been discovered on the west bank of connecticut river and those trucks are over 150 million years old so check them out lakeville massachusetts lakeville is the site of a native american village as well as burial ground um lancaster another town was actually attacked during king philip's war so those places again are are very interesting and should be checked out should be uh it's a good place to explore now the town of hannington in massachusetts was also a skirmish site in chase rebellion salisbury beach massachusetts the schooner jenny m carter wrecked of salisbury beach in 1894 actually grace ledge is also known as salisbury pinnacle and so there goes the legend a very good clue for us that about 175 thousand dollars was buried in salisbury the details however are fairly vague as far as what exactly or who buried that ipswich bay massachusetts the schooner mexican wrecked at ipswich bay in 1890 and coins were found washed ashore west lanesboro massachusetts so in west lanesboro baker's quarry cave is located and it is a marble cave so the solid marble cave is considered one of the most beautiful caves in new england along the border of massachusetts and new york there are three caves in the so-called taconic range and the reason why i'm referring to them is because they were used by counterfeiters and especially the one near lanesboro on the western shoulder of a constitutional hill the names of the caves are crevice cave counterfeiters cave and belcher's cave the road that leads to those caves is called silver street because of obviously the fake silver coins that were produced there now counterfeiters cave is very interesting because there is a 75 foot tall waterfall which guards the entrance to that cave now the cave actually crumbled and it's inaccessible right now and it's considered the lost cave located in pittsfield state forest now in 1890s counterfeiters used to melt silver uh to make their fake coins uh and during a flood a slob of rock fell over the entrance of the cave and it is possible that there still might be fake silver coins left in the cave now crevice cave is basically a one large opening above a brook constitutional hell got its name from the historical speech given there by jonathan smith which is said to change the history of massachusetts adopting a national convention belcher's cave is a 30 feet long cave located on bang hill now this cave is especially of interest because this was the cave where the most brazen counterfeiters and the most important counterfeiters at that time in new england history worked there this is where they set up shop it is where the fake money was made and they actually named it for the leader of the group gail belcher fake coins dated 1834 were actually found in a burlap sack by some group of boys who were in the area

so i definitely came to uh some sort of clearing and looks like a partial stone wall box that's the problem this is pretty big clearing here right in the middle of the woods looks like that wall strong wall continues further here this would be very interesting place to search with the metal detector there's a clear puff here as well interesting let's go this way a little bit further honestly i don't know where i am right now i think i would have to go back to hit some sort of hit my main trail but i'm not quite sure looks like there is a little remnants of the stall wall stone wall here backs are getting worse i'm getting more sweaty maybe this way so there's definitely human activity over there let's keep going there's a depression here with some sort of rock formations around it i'm not sure what was here but it looks like former human activity again would be a good area to search i'm going completely through the woods not sure where i'm heading i'm not sure where i am to be honest there's a bit of a clearing here let's continue here not sure which way he'd go back and how i'm gonna go back but i'm hoping state of line is small enough that i will eventually reach somewhere i just hope i'm not going to meet the bear or some other creature that's bigger than me this is a spooky place i have to say i have to admit pretty dark tons of bugs and uh it looks like a bed of a stream maybe that's why there's so many bugs here i gotta get out of here oh what's this this is bugs are killing me i continue on the trail and i see on the right a stone wall so let's get it closer now that's a definite nice looking stone wall here let's continue see where it leads us there's a little depression here it's not a good time definitely during the fall it's better to come here here this would be a such a nice area to explore that's what it ends let's continue further in see where it will take us there's a definite over here there's another stone wall i can see in a little bit of distance from me let's check that area as well looks like there was a little stream that's why there's so many bugs but this is this looks like there was some sort of settlements some construct some housing probably this area is a little more clear but there you go there is another stone wall right here and i see further down the stone wall continues okay then let's go let's go further down and explore as i can see the stonewall definitely splits this one goes to the right and this one goes to the left it's interesting so i think i found definitely a place where they lived you can see the stone wall here splits to the left and continues further down and then there is a hill let's go up to here let's see what's going on over there so i am on top of the hill and as you can see down there there's a stone wall i can tell there's a lot of human activities there used to be there's a lot of rocks so there's a little buffalo trail here that i'm gonna use to see if i can find something well there's a this hill actually continues further up okay so let's go further up and see what we can find over there but i see a lot of timber here it's definite definite human activity from long time ago well i'm on top of the hill i don't really see anything super interesting although there is pretty much everything here is reclaimed by mother nature but i'm gonna go down the hill across that wall stone wall and see if i can follow it whoa there is a pretty steep decline over here let's go this way ah i'm gonna try to reach that stone wall uh but i'm gonna go this way coming to another fairly spooky place i have to say quite interesting just take a look it's very quiet i don't really hear birds chipping here there's a big rock formation ahead of me let's check it out i'm just going right now without any path just going right through i think i can come across more interesting sites but as you can see down here that is an interesting place this freaking deer scared the hell out of me i bet you he

This is Treasure Revealed. I will show you locations of buried gold treasure silver treasure and other valuables not only in every state of united states but in other parts of the world using my extensive research of many years now i will focus on two types of locations the first type is where we have historical evidence or clues that something specific was buried there the second type of location is where historical events occur of significant significant value to us treasure hunters never has anyone put so much valuable information out there and was willing to share it with you all those hidden riches are our national treasure and they belong to us with silver prices and gold prices out of reach of many this is one of the ways to make your dream come true and why buy gold when you can find it don't get discouraged while hunting for treasure i'm here to reveal to you the fruit of my research digging into countless of texts books maps going through libraries historical societies interviewing people searching through magazines newspapers and the list goes on don't forget that in the last 100 years millions of dollars was recovered in gold silver and other hidden valuables and more and more is being found uh at the rapid pace thanks to incredible developments in technology and i'm here to help you exponentially to find it if you think you're too late you are wrong based on my research most of the buried variables will never recover and they are still there buried or hidden from the public being found not only in this country but throughout the world all the time so it's not only possible but very probable that with the advantages of the recent improvements of technology you most likely going to find with my health something of valuable whether those are gold coins or silver or meteorites of fossils or precious stones or any other artifacts or other values so follow the clues and information that you will find in my presentations to find the locations of varied valuables overlooked by other treasure hunters but always do your own research in addition and remember always that we are not responsible for your actions this is your responsibility to know the local laws regulations before you do any activities whether this is public land or private property and always get the written permission before you enter private property and remember whatever actions you do you do it on your own risk

Captain Kidd sailed for long island sound, entered it from the eastward end and made for new york cautiously anchoring in oyster bay nowadays uh seditiously avoided by male factors of great wealth it was his purpose to open negotiations with belmont at long range if you don't know captain's kids story you can definitely find out more i'm just gonna focus on what's relevant to us belmont was a governor of massachusetts who was his former uh who was his partner however he was going after kid and kid wasn't sure whether to trust him or not so he opened a negotiation with the lord belmont at long range holding his treasure as an inducement for a pardon to be pardoned from being a pirate being at least labeled a pirate from oyster bay he sent a letter to a lawyer in new york james emmat emmod who had before then defended pirates and also a message to his wife emma was asked to serve as a go-between and he hastened to join kate on the sloop explaining that belmont was in boston there upon the antonio this is the sloop the kid was using it's actually called saint antonio or saint anthony it's the same slew so antonio waded anchor and sailed westford westward as far as narragansett bay now this is why i was quoting this because this definitely talks about him being in narragansett bay some of the events i'm presenting here are the same events but are presented from different accounts with different point of view and with additional information so i'm not repeating myself i'm just adding information which is very useful for us treasure hunters kid suspected belmont's intentions and decided to leave his treasure in safe hands instead of carrying it to boston with him now follows the documentary narrative of the authenticated buried treasure of captain kid at the eastern end of long island sound is a beautiful wooden island of tree of three thousand acres which has been owned by the gardiner family as a manor manor since the first of them lionel gardner obtained a royal grant almost three centuries ago in june of 1699 john gardner third of the line of proprietors cited a strange sloop anchored in his island harbor and rolled out to make the acquaintance of captain william kidd who had crossed from narragansett bay in the san antonio what happened between them and how the treasure was buried and dug up is told in the official testimony of john gardner dated july 17 16 99 i quote before we fall to digging up the treasure of gardner's island carried a short in the chest of box of gold it is well to follow those other goods which were carried away in the sloops about which so much has been said by the said john gardner now all of the plan that transfer from kit sloop to those other craft work was cosigned to him and some of it was put ashore at stamford connecticut in charge of a major seller who had a warehouse hired by the sound clark was arrested by order of belmont and gave a bond of 12 000 pounds that he was delivered up all up to the government this he did without doubt but the legend has been busy with this enterprising whisking club so in the connecticut river of the upper end of pine meadow near northfield massachusetts is clark's island which was granted by the town to william clark in 1686 and confirmed to his ears in 1723 it then contained 10 and 3 4 acres and was a secluded spot well covered with trees later what with cutting of the woods and the work of the freshers a large part of the island was washed away it was here traditional hazard that some of the kids treasure was hidden by whisking clark the local story is that kid and his men ascended the river though how they got over the series of falls is not explained and made a landing at clark's island here having placed the chest in a hole they sacrificed by lot one of the number and laid his body on top of the treasure in order that his ghost might forever defend it from the fortune secrets on october 20th 1699 belmont wrote in a letter to england i have prevailed with