Attics Yield Civil War Gold

With robert clotworthy kevin dykstra al dykstra brad richards.

Attics yield civil war gold.

Fbi went to site of suspected lost civil war gold in pennsylvania. From attics and shoeboxes a trove of civil war gold. The american civil war may be about to start up again and not for any of the reasons you might think. Now it has come to light in a trove of civil war documents that the state library of virginia discovered in a surprisingly straightforward.

Given its name it should come as no surprise to learn that it is a spinoff of the very popular curse. From the attics and shoeboxes of virginia a trove of historical gold. By gregory s. During the civil war a federal gunboat was on its way upstream with a safe full of gold to pay troops.

As virginia observed the 150th anniversary of the civil war archivists traveled the state in an antiques. The curse of civil war gold is a relatively new show that can be found on the history channel. The father son duo spent years combing this bit of pennsylvania wilderness with high end metal detectors drills and other tools to prospect for a fabled cache of civil war gold they felt certain. A treasure hunting father and son are accusing the fbi of acting suspiciously around a civil war era excavation site in.

Concealing the cannon they waited. Kevin dykstra and his team base their search for civil war gold in michigan on a deathbed confession from a lighthouse keeper in the 1890s. Fbi agents department of conservation and natural resources dcnr employees and other unidentified people with shovels have descended upon the tiny town of dents run pennsylvania looking for a cache of gold bars lost just before the civil war battle of gettysburg that could today be. A 155 year old legend about buried federal gold appears to have caught the attention of the fbi.