Have you searched for treasure? MW would love to share your story! I know how inspiring and exciting hearing about other searcher’s stories can be. We have such a great community of friends here at MW—all in the search for treasures– and love Treasure Stories! So if you would …
Many people may not realize they have a lost treasure until it is brought to their attention. This was the case for Mrs. Dodd, who in 1925 was reading the Saturday Evening Post, and an article asked, “Have you a Tamerlane in your attic?” She had no idea what a …
Some of you may have heard about the Treasure Man, aka H. Charles Beil. He is on a mission to hide treasure caches all across the states. If you can find one, it is yours to keep. (Read more here: HCB and his Buried Treasure Caches) Currently, HCB has buried 13 …
Some of you may have heard about the Treasure Man, aka H. Charles Beil. He is on a mission to hide treasure caches all across the states. If you can find one, it is yours to keep. (read more here: HCB and his Buried Treasure Caches) Currently, HCB has buried …
Only a few Archaeopteryx fossils exist, and one of these, known as the Maxberg Specimen has been missing since 1991. The fossils are highly valuable and significant for the study of transition between non-avian feathered dinosaurs to modern birds. The Archaeopteryx is often considered the oldest known bird, and with …
While doing research for another project at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Daniel Rolph stumbled upon a mysterious letter written in 1716 about a buried treasure. There is no doubt the note is authentic (shown below), but there are other questions being asked. The biggest ones being, ‘Was the treasure …
Although many ships are known to have been lost to the treacherous waters of Hell Gate, New York, there is one particular warship, the HMS Hussar, which seems to attract the most attention. That is because it is rumored to have gone down with a very large British military payroll, …
Quit your job, find Gold!!! Article written by John Davis Can anything stir the thrill of adventure, or be more of a false god, than gold fever? It was George Cormack, or “Lying George” to fellow Alaskan miners who’d heard enough of his false gold claims, who had vision. Having …
Guest Post by Beatrice Mercedes Your Given Name is a Treasure The 1953 Arthur Miller play ‘The Crucible’ is an incredible work set around the Salem Witch trials of 1692. Yet this artistic representation is also stunning insight into human nature, with every character playing a significant and recognizable element …
Guest Post by Beatrice Mercedes I would not say I am a hoarder, in fact many of my friends will attest to how easy it is to help me move house, as it comes down to a few boxes and a couple of bits of furniture. That is not to …
