.... The original Oak Island Treasures buried and recovered were keep in secret hiding until funds were needed for the American Revolution.
The Holy Relics were kept at first in MASS. then removed to Williamsburg, VA after Bacon's Rebellion.
Later removed to Philadelphia, PA and then to Washington City and kept under the House of Representatives. Later the House of Representatives was burned by the British.
The Rotunda of the New Capitol Building sits on the site of the Old House of Representatives. That is the reason dignitaries are laid out under the Rotunda.
You can figure the rest of the story out hopefully.
What one needs to hopefully figure is the origin of this story.
Topping the list is it is not known whether any "original treasure", pirate, Templar, Holy Relics was ever hidden on the "pit" at Oak Island.
Bacon's Rebellion was in 1676, and Williamsburg became the capitol of the Virginia colony in 1699 and was granted a Royal Charter as a city on 1722. Williamsburg was named in honor of William III by the Virginia colonial British subjects...
...which one would deduct from this version that the alleged Oak Island treasure was removed in the years before 1676.
That brings forth the question of who in the original 13 British colonies of America knew about the existence of this alleged Oak Island treasure, removed this alleged Oak Island treasure, how was it transported to Mass a good 100 years before the American Revolution and the signing of the Declaration of Independence?
How was this treasure converted to currency to "FUND" the Revolution, and who was in charge of this transaction and who provided the assets for this exchange?
It was mentioned that this alleged Oak Island treasure was moved and relocated a least four times, then buried under the House of Representatives which the British burned down, and is under the Rotunda of the Capitol building- all this was accomplished, the moves, the construction of the Capitol, all done and remaining in secret for 250 years?.
What is the source of this fantastic tale?
Is there any supporting evidence or province that will confirm the removal tale of the alleged Oak Island treasure, or is this another example of an alternative maybe, could be history from ones flight of fancy?