Treasure Hunting in Massachussetts Shirley Wales Springfield Stockbridge Ice Glenn Taunton Watson Pond South Mashpee

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