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I have one of her books... good "read".Read books by Maria Bauer about the hidden foundations of the old Bruton Parish Church and you will enlightened.
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I have one of her books... good "read".Read books by Maria Bauer about the hidden foundations of the old Bruton Parish Church and you will enlightened.
Great "Read"...I did find at least one article (c.1992) related to this from Baltimore Sun
Bacon's Vault | Mystery vault may yield papers of Francis Bacon - tribunedigital-baltimoresun
I have did my own work. I have found someone on the Internet that has already performed that task. It is in a 20 page surmise. According to the information Henry Sinclair never was in Nova Scotia. If you have any documentation to prove other wise well hold it tight until you make a discovery. Have you found anything in your five years that is "Knight's Templar" NO of course not. The "Knight's Templar" came through Newport, Rhode Island. The "Knight's Templar" Maps came through Jamestown and later to Williamsburg, Virginia. No connection whatsoever to Nova Scotia. Keep up the hunting. This one is unobtainable because it did not happen.
I have read the legend of Henry Sinclair's traveling to Nova Scotia under another name but that man was in prison five years during the time Henry Sinclair was supposed to have made the trip. This in itself proves that the trip never happened. But you can go on looking. I will hunt else where.
O No, Frank was just about to leave and hunt else where, now you gave him the secret info he will keep looking for the Templar Treasure. O well it all most work.Hmm, perhaps I can put my two cents into the discussion. IMHO, the Templars sailed to and landed in Vinland, oops, I mean Nova Scotia in 1308 and not 1398. They had 18 ships that left France in 1307, some went south and some went north, and some ended up in New Scotland. A wooden ship of the 13th/14th century couldn't have lasted over 30 years and it is documented (big word) that the last ships bought by the Templars was before the turn of the century (14th). I can produce documentation for both of these statements (the ages and dates of the Venetian ships being bought), something severely lacking in most of these discussions.
Cheers, Loki
Hmm, perhaps I can put my two cents into the discussion. IMHO, the Templars sailed to and landed in Vinland, oops, I mean Nova Scotia in 1308 and not 1398. They had 18 ships that left France in 1307, some went south and some went north, and some ended up in New Scotland. A wooden ship of the 13th/14th century couldn't have lasted over 30 years and it is documented (big word) that the last ships bought by the Templars was before the turn of the century (14th). I can produce documentation for both of these statements (the ages and dates of the Venetian ships being bought), something severely lacking in most of these discussions.
Cheers, Loki
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The finder?......the finder is to be the next King of Kings, the direct descendant of the house of Medici and the rightful heir to the throne of the Kingdom.....
Albert 'Pike'ville?........got some history down there for sure
Here's the photographic evidence of the troves being located here in the US.
As far as the sites in Nova Scotia, nobody knows if there are any troves left. Will have to actually inspect them personally
Besides the troves in Vermont have been taken.
Here is the proof the Masons have crafted a formal order surrounding the Great Seal they made for the Dollar Bill.
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Notice the cross pointing at the unfinished pyramid?
Notice the triangle carved on the left side of the cross.
It leads from the triangle on the top of Mt. Mansfield and makes its linear path to the vault on the opposite side.
the rough carved features are actually a topographical map of the area. Same as the Liberty Bell has its roughed and raised features that are exact replications of the range here.
Something was buried there that is extremely important to the creation of the "New Temple" in the US. The Masons were generous and crafted this temple not so much from the form of the Egyptian, but also from the Chickasaw Meeting House designs that are prevalent in our Tribal areas in the south, in Tennessee.
This Masonic Temple is now sold out to businesses and other forms of objectives for political and financial gains.
Bernie Sanders even has his office there. Think he wants to 'help' the cause?
we dont know if this rock was taken from the original Champlain mission, or from the Masons carving it to lead the Sublime Prince to his Temple.......
But I do know this is going to be one hell of a circus soon.
Yes, secrets of freemasonry are passed down as they have been for generations. However, one has to think that if the masons have, or know the location of a treasure brought here many years ago, that only those at the top would know its secret? and with all the lodges across the world, wouldn't it be safer split across the globe?Do you mean the "secret" being passed is the teaching of mason craft or the locations of Templar treasure ? People have a hard enough time keeping secrets hidden but to keep treasure hidden for 15 or so generations is most unlikely given it wasn't long after public internet arrived that people uploaded Scottish Rite, Masonic manuscripts for all to see. Just my thought..
Sorry, but Pikeville was named after Zebulon M. Pike, Not Albert. But, it's a funny coincidence in this case.LOLAlbert 'Pike'ville?........got some history down there for sure
5 pages and still no actual evidence of a Templar Vault.........