Back at the old tavern location tonight.

[Brian C.]

I got back to the old 1850s tavern location tonight. The last couple hunts I walked with the plow zone, so tonight I went against the zone. I don't know how i missed all this. The fish scale is from the late 1800s, the old glass would have been nice whole, the early pontil bottles are hard to find in a field, I would love to find the dump, maybe some day. HH

 

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[Digger RJ]

Nice!!!! Congrats!!!!

 

[Lenrac2]

Nice finds! My great grandfather owned a tavern in a tiny town in rural Illinois. My mom (73) was raised in it by her grandparents and remembers the town in great detail. Most everything is gone now. I would love to take a trip up there someday to see what could be found. I think about it every time you post. Thank you! I wish you future success!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Congrats on that nice old Large Cent and the relics.

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

sweet finds, wtg!

 

[oldmxrat]

Good stuff, congrats!

 

[JeffInMass]

Excellent finds- that LC is sweet!!

 

[Florida Finder]

Super cool finds. Looks like you had a great time digging and love that large cent!! Sweet!!

 

[Brian C.]

Sounds like a road trip that might be worth taking. There were several around the out lying area where I live, I have detected several over the years.

Here is something I found at one old tavern site along the river. It is off an old cast iron kettle. I found my first cannon ball in the location, the military used to train in the area in the 1850s.

 

[Brian C.]

Super cool finds. Looks like you had a great time digging and love that large cent!! Sweet!!

Another surface find, I don't know how I missed it last time I was there, maybe my eyes are getting bad.

 

[Brian C.]

Nice finds! My great grandfather owned a tavern in a tiny town in rural Illinois. My mom (73) was raised in it by her grandparents and remembers the town in great detail. Most everything is gone now. I would love to take a trip up there someday to see what could be found. I think about it every time you post. Thank you! I wish you future success!

My post to your tavern site down below.

 

[Tdog]

This belonged to my maternal grandfather. He was born in 1900 and died in 1968. From Elmore Co. Alabama...