The Lost Dutchman Mine: Unraveling the Mystery of America's Most Elusive Treasure

Dive deep into the enigmatic tale of the Lost Dutchman Mine with Larry Hedrick as he explores the countless times this legendary treasure has seemed both discovered and lost. Is it fact or fiction? Join us on a journey through the heart of the Superstition Mountains as we uncover the mysteries and secrets of one of the most legendary treasures in the American West. Don’t miss this thrilling adventure into the unknown!

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[solobushman]

The good thing about someone finding the mine every year is that you always have another story to tell. Thank you Larry for the great stories and don't stop telling them, we as a audience really appreciate them. Have a great day.

[az_frontier_]

Larry, I went back up to the old cache up by Byous butte just to pay respects to Charlie and of course now Hank. Spent a couple hours there thinking about life, and listening to mysteries. Thank you so much for keeping it up. Still looking for the thousand eyes.

[jamessmith]

You folks have done a fine job since Charlie passed. We miss seeing him, but the program is still as fantastic as ever. Many thanks.

[webbsamples]

Thank you Larry Hedrick for continuing with this channel. There are more stories to tell, and you are well -able to do it.

[garyjohnson]

Thanks Larry for keeping this show alive I love it

[jerm]

The work you guys do means so much to me. I love hearing about the Superstitions and Arizona history in general. My dad researched Tombstone, The Earp's and Doc Holiday extensively. He was a big Bob Boze Bell fan. Met him at a book signing for his Holiday book he did in the early 2000s or possibly late 90s. He had Karen Tanner Holiday's book as well. I love you guys. Wanna say hi to Larry and send my best wishes to Jack San Felice. I understand he lost his wife and took a bad fall? God bless him, I hope he gets better. You guys mean alot to me. Thank you.
Also, I miss Hank and Charlie so much. I feel like I knew them ...

[lindastevens]

Distortion and myths is how our educators now, intentionally treat history. Glad you keep the truth alive with your videos.

[duncanellico]

Another great story from the mysteries ofthe superstition mountains Thankyou

[rickmessina]

Thanks again, Larry. I am mesmerized by stories of the Dutchman and buried gold….you alway peak my interest……

[The_Vaporizer]

I've enjoyed stories about the Dutchman mine since the 70's when my grandfather told me about it. He lived in Tempe for years and knew a lot of folks. Of course some people think it was found long ago and there is a large goldmining operation on the far side of the mountains but still it's fun to imagine.

[bendaves]

I love hearing these old stories.. I've been in the area of the superstition mountains and I find it beautiful..

[michaelhurn]

Thank you Larry, and to still hear Hank at the end of the episode was a nice surprise 🥹🥰

[nomanmcshmoo]

The Lost Dutchman Mine. Arizona's own "Loch Ness Monster"...though quite a bit more dangerous than Nessie.

[e.leehuff]

I get so excited when I see a new post from you guys. Such a great production! What a team of talented people.

[davidcarlisle]

Another interesting story. Thanks Larry.

[thomasrice]

I've really enjoyed your stories for several years now. My brother just moved to the foothills of the Superstitions, so I will definitely come to visit.

[mikemarley]

Vincent Price starred in the movie "Baron of Arizona "and it tells this story and is a good watch to boot.The Baron supposedly went to Spain and forged church documents to back up his fraudulent claim.

[arthurpeterson]

Great story Larry, allways glad to see you thanks for all the hard work you guys put into these stories and videos please keep em coming this is as close to arizona as l will ever get due to my age and health. Thanks tex from north carolina.

[AZPaul]

Its not just a mine in there, it was a staging point for the Spaniards from across the wester US, they like to hide their gold there in vaults for safety and come back and get them later. But later never came.

[mlgauss]

Thank you for keeping the channel alive. It was a shock about Hank, but I'm sure he's looking down at all of you and smiling!