WOW!!!! I'VE NEVER SEEN ONE BEFORE AND IT TOOK MY BREATH AWAY 1781 HAPPY RETREAT DAY 2
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- I couldn't believe it and I still don't know what to make of it. An incredible piece found at the Charles Washington Manor Happy Retreat. I join Scott and the crew on this amazing dig.
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I always loved Charles Town...where I was an extra in scene 19 when Robert E. Lee addressed the Virginia congress when he accepted the task of leading the Army of the Potomac in the Civil War. The Jefferson County courthouse was used to recreate the state house in Richmond, VA.
Wow that is very cool.....would loved to have seen that.
WOW !!! Todd, what a day you all had on the Washington property. No telling what you all will recover from this permission in the days to come.. An it's so awesome that it all gets to go into the museum. Thats just awesome Todd. Congrats on all of the finds so far. This is a permission that everyone would love to have. An the history of it all is just so amazing Todd. I'm sure you will find many,many more amazing relics/historical artifacts in all your hunts on the Washington property. Lots of luck in your next adventure on the property. Have an amazing weekend my friend an as always God bless you an your family. An again another awesome video. 😁👍👍
Thanks Richard and the same to you brother. It was a great day with great friends and lots of laughter.
Now, this is what true metal detecting is all about. Finds are not evaluated by the material value, but by the more important historical value. Material things come and go, but historical value only increases with age.
These finds that Todd, Scott, Bill and Robert, made on this day will now forever live in the museum for the next generation of history lovers to enjoy.
My hat is off to this team of dedicated preserver's of American history. I might add a history whose story is known only by a few; however, with these digs and the upcoming museum, a story which many more will have an opportunity to learn.
Thanks Tom. This outing was a memorable experience, full of laughs and comradery. Sometimes the value is in the experience.....and the site was just added bonus.
Todd, a fantastic day 2, we can’t wait until you return for more incredible relics and artifacts. As hot and dry as it looked, you guys all did well. Loved the stirrup regardless of the age. The silver button the top find. Your back story and research are the start of amazing adventures. I feel like we are back in the time period. Thank you.❤️😀👏👍
Thanks Twins....the stirrup was a funny surprise and that token was an eye opener....and will be showcased in the museum for all to ask questions about....
Awesome finds. You never disappoint with the finds or the history. I would love to be able to see the inside of that beautiful old house. I'll be watching for the best part of this adventure. Be careful in the heat. Thank you for another great adventure. God bless and keep you and your family. I hope you have an awesome Christmas.
Gay Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you as well.
Very nice finds fellas! Oh, the chance to hunt historical ground! Hunt of a lifetime!!!
Awesome video Todd. You guys found some great artifacts. The token and stirrup were my favorite.
Let’s go, let’s go treasure an adventure🇺🇸🌺💕👵✌️🎉🌎
The history is riveting. No idea Charles Town was named after a Washington. Great finds fantastic video.
I think this vlog has the most cusing I have ever heard in any of your vlogs!!! Nice hunt on historic ground!!! Thank you Todd for sharing the history and the diggin with us!!! God Bless Us All!!!
I normally cut the cussing out but in this case I thought it was funny given the context of this particular day. We always laugh a lot out there but this day was especially humorous. Thanks Lori.
Loved the video Todd. You guys did great....and what a group!
Thanks so much for sharing the history of your dig sites. The token of the nude woman takes the cake but you all did real well.
Wonderful, again!
I grew up near Charlestown and never knew it was named after George's brother.
Yep....connection to the founding fathers and first President. Great history there in Charles Town.
Absolutely amazing, love this History ☺️💕🇺🇸
Thanks Gina
Some really great finds. I can see how Roberts token took everyone’s breath away…that’s crazy.
Great finds! Alot of sweat equity went into that hunt.
Yep there sure was.....it was the hottest day of the year.
Wow luv the history
A fantastic adventure and hunt. I wonder what kind of coin or token that was?
Hello from Knoxville my friend. Cooler weather and damp conditions would be great. History I love it. Say hello and Merry Christmas to the family for me. Stay safe and healthy my friend.
Will do Steve....great to hear from you.
Found a colonial shoe buckles across from sewer plant before new houses were built 1994
I love how you guys just have a great time. The coin with the nude woman is hilarious
That was a Bleeping🔇 great adventure.
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LOL...shhhhh
Do you ever come to north Jersey? I would love to go along eith you when you go to Pennsylvania i love ypur show and learned alot from your digs thank you patsy
The stirrup was still an exciting find.
LOL Funny huh!! What about that Token?
@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives I figured I would keep my mouth shut about that token. My mama taught me better!😂
I lived farther back....along evitts run....I found coins from 1730,s and a wax seal with George Washingtons face on the bottom...bunch of buttons...and found stuff at the old Lucy washington home on old cave
Well....I will come join you.
Thake that knife away from Robert lol . Man Todd this is a very good video .
Hey Kenny I know....cringe.
So how old do you reckon Veronica is?
LOL.....crazy token huh!
I wonder if there may have been a brothel near that site...or maybe they operated one out of it. Or would that be considered early american smut? Interesting none the less!
I dunno but I have seen 2 of these tokens since....others have found them too....I can't say publicly what I was told though as it is an interesting time in American history.....
Is it 34 or 46? Cause 46 would be braided!!! It looked matron. Maybe you just put the wrong date up there.
I wish we could have taken the coin home to do some meticulous cleaning. On site it looked like a 1834, but screen grabbing and zooming in it looks like there is a 6 at the end.