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The treasure location is traditionally linked to Montvale in Bedford County, Virginia. [citation needed] Beale placed the ciphertexts and some other papers in an iron box. In 1822 he entrusted the box to a Lynchburg innkeeper named Robert Morriss.
6 wrz 2020 · Somewhere in the green hills of Bedford County in southwestern Virginia, lies a buried treasure worth over an estimated 60 million dollars. Named after Thomas J. Beale, who purportedly buried the trove, the Beale Treasure of gold and silver and jewels has languished in the ground for two centuries.
4 cze 2018 · The materials held at the Bedford Genealogical library near Montvale, Virginia are a mixed bag of serious historical research and total crackpottery: There are copies of ancient maps,...
30 kwi 2022 · Historical map of Bedford County, Virginia (1750–1865). Courtesy of the Roanoke Historical Society.
28 maj 2021 · BEDFORD COUNTY, Va. — When you look up into the mountains around western Bedford County, you might be looking at $100 million in gold, silver, and jewels, and not even know it. That’s because of a mystery that involves intrigue, secret codes, and a treasure possibly buried by a man named Thomas Beale.
1 mar 2024 · But is the treasure even real? Background. T he ciphers first appeared in a modest pamphlet in 1885. It told of a man named Thomas J. Beale who buried this extraordinary treasure in Bedford County, Virginia in the 1820s. He obtained these riches, it said, from a mine in Sante Fe, New Mexico.
18 wrz 2023 · At the core of this fascinating story lies the Beale papers, a trio of encoded numerical messages, allegedly revealing the location of a vast buried treasure of untold riches somewhere in Bedford County, Virginia.
