Jack Clemons’s Buried Treasure
Jack Clemons buried a large quantity of silver coins in a metal bucket on his property in the early 1900s and died without revealing the exact place of the cache. His property was located on Big Branch Creek, about 3 miles southeast of Quicksand. The old house is still standing on the right hand side of the creek, about 1 mile above its mouth.
The Lost Treasure of Jonathan Swift
Legend has it that in the 1760, Jonathan Swift buried a cache of $150,000 in silver bars and ore in a cave. The cave is located somewhere near the Breaks of the Sandy River at the base of Pine Mountain on Hwy 80 near Elkhorn City.
Jack Clemons buried a large quantity of silver coins in a metal bucket on his property in the early 1900s and died without revealing the exact place of the cache. His property was located on Big Branch Creek, about 3 miles southeast of Quicksand. The old house is still standing on the right hand side of the creek, about 1 mile above its mouth.
The Lost Treasure of Jonathan Swift
Legend has it that in the 1760, Jonathan Swift buried a cache of $150,000 in silver bars and ore in a cave. The cave is located somewhere near the Breaks of the Sandy River at the base of Pine Mountain on Hwy 80 near Elkhorn City.
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