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The Texas Connection to Mexico’s Lost Gold
The “Treasure of the Three Kings” in Texas Folklore
The Story of the Santa Fe Expedition and Its Lost Wealth
The Hidden Gold of the Pecos River
The Mystery of the Lost Silver Bell of Texas
The Treasure of the Devil’s Sinkhole
The Rich Silver Deposits of Presidio County
The Role of Native American Tribes in Texas Gold Myths
How Spanish Expeditions Brought Gold to Texas
The Treasure of the Goliad Massacre: Fact or Fiction?

The wreck of La Belle

La Belle was a French ship that sank in Matagorda Bay in 1685 after running aground in a storm. She was then forgotten for nearly 300 years. Read More about “The wreck of La Belle”…

Jean Laffite’s Treasure

Did the infamous privateer Jean Laffite steal a $2 million fortune in silver from a Spanish galleon and bury it in the Sabine River near the East Texas town Sabine? And if so – is the treasure still there? Read More about “Jean Laffite’s treasure in the Sabine River”…

USS Hatteras

USS Hatteras (formerly St. Mary) was a 1,126-ton steamer purchased by the Union Navy during the early part of the American Civil War. Read More about “USS Hatteras”…

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