The story of the Beale Treasure is one of mystery. It was first brought to the public’s attention in 1885 by way of a pamphlet published by James B. Ward. The fifty cent booklet detailed circumstances in which an immense treasure was buried, and included coded messages left on how …
It has been said by Forrest Fenn many times, “I didn’t say I buried the treasure chest, I have said that I hid it.” He has been saying this since the beginning of the hunt and it has been taken to mean, the bronze chest is not confirmed to be …
UPDATE: THIS TREASURE WAS FOUND – READ THE STORY Cowboy is an exciting treasure hunt story created in 2010 by Domino Ireland. Somewhere in the lower 48 states is one thousand dollars, cash, hidden for someone to find. Who wouldn’t want to find an extra thousand dollars? For those who …
Domino Ireland is a true and fascinating explorer. In the following Six Questions, he gives a glimpse into his exciting and adventurous life. His experiences of living life to the fullest are absolutely inspiring. He has done extensive traveling (in total unique ways), and continues to seek out the extraordinary. Instead …
Knowing Fandango’s $10,000 dollar treasure is hidden somewhere on Mount Desert Island does not narrow the search down near enough to allow the Golden Key to be discovered. However, it is believed the star-like symbols in the corners of each image of the treasure hunt book may help with this. …
Below are images of the folds and unfoldings of the Parchment of Clues in the Maranatha Puzzle. Some of the puzzlers, who had requested to be sent a parchment of clues, actually received two; one flat and one folded. This was unexpected and would seem like the ‘foldings’ of the …
In the search for Forrest Fenn’s hidden treasure, I find the phrase ‘Where Warm Waters Halt’ fascinating. Many puzzlers have been relating it to a ‘watery’ location and it may very well be that. I, too, continue to consider that option. However, there is said to be an old Indian …
I have been thinking about the first stanza of Forrest Fenn’s treasure hunt poem. (Actually I have been thinking about the whole poem, but the following is mostly about the first stanza.) “As I have gone alone in there And with my treasures bold, I can keep my secret where, …
It has been over ten years since the ‘key’ of The Whistle Pig treasure hunt has been put in place for puzzlers to find. Those, who have the book, surely recognize the opening quote on my home page of this site. It is written on the inside of the plain …
Masquerade by Kit Williams was published in 1979 and is often considered the forerunner to armchair treasure hunts. The book contained clues, both visual and verbal, which led to a buried treasure. The treasure was an 18-carat gold hare decorated with precious stones. The book consisted of 15 detailed images …
