Top Ten Freemasonry Symbols and Masonic Secrets By Duncan Burden 1) The Square and Compass The Square and Compass is possibly the most recognisable symbol of Freemasonry itself. As a symbol it can frequently be seen displayed on Masonic Halls and Temples, and is the most common device worn by …
A mysterious cipher made up of Dancing Men stick figures can be seen in one of the stories of The Return of Sherlock Holmes. This collection of 13 Sherlock Holmes stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle was published in 1903 in the Strand Magazine. It was also published in the …
Book Review by John Davis The Secret Parts of Fortune, by Ron Rosenbaum; Random House: New York; 799 pages, hardback; $29.95.(Available on Amazon) Mystery and conspiracy are guaranteed to arouse the interest of the average American reader. Think of any of the several real world mysteries you’ve read about over …
This is the 37th in a series on Six Questions with Searchers of The Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt by Forrest Fenn. Questions are asked and then answered by those who are enjoying Forrest’s dare! Thanks to all who are participating. They truly are special! Read how you can participate and/or …
Time flies! Way back in August it was announced a very special Tribute Hunt for The Secret Armchair Treasure Hunt by Byron Priess was in the making by John Michaels and Kit Palencar. It would be a treasure hunt for a buried 13th casque holding a key to claim a …
Although not released yet, The Heart of Gold Treasure Hunt is getting lots of attention! Many armchair treasure hunters are looking forward to supporting the treasure hunt when its crowdfunding project is released on March 18th—and then of course working on it upon its launch! The Heart of Gold Treasure …
How excited Dal and I are to have another winner in the Forrest Fenn Gold Medallion Treasure Hunts! The congrats for FFGM #3 goes to Larry T of Tennessee! Way to go! He will be awarded with one of the exclusive Forrest Fenn Gold Medallions. Seven more left in this …
Wonderful Adventures in the Old West Article Written by John Davis When we lived out West my three boys, my wife Jane and I liked to go on “Mighty Adventures.” Trips to secret places, ghost towns, old forts, abandoned gold mines, and former settlements of the early pioneers and Indians …
Mystery in the PunchBowl Article by John Davis What honor do we render a Medal of Honor recipient? Would we leave him in an unmarked grave? This is actually the case. Such a scandal calls for action. Read this through and you can help! Willibald C. Bianchi, of New Ulm, …
This is the seventh Six Questions with Forrest Fenn I’ve had the honor of doing. I appreciate Forrest giving us all this opportunity to learn more about him and the Chase through these Questions. They are such a joy for me. But seven is a number which represents completion. It …
