Adams Lost Canyon of Gold near Arizona & New Mexico border. Clues exist, can it be found?
Adams Lost Canyon of Gold near Arizona & New Mexico border. Clues exist, can it be found?
The story of Adams, a freighter, that was shown a canyon full of gold nuggets somewhere in the Arizona or New Mexico border area. He was the only one of the expedition to survive to tell about it. The canyon has not been found again.
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The Lost Adam Digging has already been found, I saw a documentary that show the actually flag stone where the cabin sit in the bottom of the Canyon. It was actually just where the cabin sit.
To cool
This was found years ago. It’s listed on the NM geological and state engineer map.
Cool story
It’s how it was, Gold used to be found above ground, all gone now. Now you gotta dig for it since the hills have been scoured for the easy pickins. Indigenous people seemed to have boundaries but didn’t view the lands as personal property per-se. And Gold obviously viewed quite differently that westerners, risking their lives in the early days and often paying the price.
Everyday I am left to wonder just how much Gold and treasure is still untouched in the states of New Mexico and Arizona. You reconize how many stories consist of gold and valubles to the Lure but how much is truely out there still stays on my mind because of the Lure of the adventure to find it. Stories of gold hidden in caves or valubles buried beneath the ground due to men tortureing men over finding it to claim it. My weeryness catches up with me due to knowing that treasure lies within the mountains of people not knowing it’s there. Such gold story I seek is the area of Rio Rico Arizona. There are 7 treasure legends within this gold laden area of wealth that few people know about. Your going to find something if you keep your curiosity in this area because of the gold thats in the mountains and buried somewhere in the ground.
Would 300lbs of gold be about the size of a beach ball?
From the warm springs apache village, opposite the chiefs caves is a seasonal creek bed descending to a flat area matching this descrip, at the bottom of that is what looks like a big anthill inside which is a round pool of water plugged by an immersed gold sphere appearing to be about this size.
From there on the valley is filled with dirt until terminating at a solid rock vertical wall on the river, and the only approach & descent to the river from the plain to the south is across a great hill of coarse red stones.
How much would that much gold be worth today?
Gold was never found! It was about stealing Native land.
Good summary of one of the main accounts. There’s a lot more to the search that Adams and others engaged in later after the danger subsided. Quite a few put their stock in this area where Ron spent many, many years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw8vH65nxrA The Books "Black Range Tales" and "Yaqui Gold and Apache Silver" have a lot of this, and were both written by people of the same time, or close to it.
Anyone know the town or area the fort was where they ended up and guy killed the 2 apache
Sounds like the movie. McKenna gold
Great Story Thank you for sharing 👍
Let’s find it.
I’m gonna go find it.
I KNOW WHERE THAT MINE IS AT ITS ON PHELPS DODGE MINING PROPERTY GOLD NUGETS SIZE OF HEN EGGS APACHES WOULD KILL THEM
Have you heard of the Guadalupe mountains Indian mine?
The algorithm is working
1973 I was in Prescott VA a couple weeks with Delbert Light. Exxon station Winslow. He was an Exxon explorer… He found the hearth. It was in New Mexico. Indian showed him. Said there was a pencil eraser size nugget in the hearth still to this day unless someone got grabby… He explained a lot of found treasure. Lady from new Jersey drinking at the wagon wheel Chino valley in the 80s said she had info on the wickenburg stage Robbery… She came in with gold rounds and we never saw her again..
Geronimo the great indian said the richest gold was in the Guadalupe mountains.
A canyon full of gold nuggets sounds like the Doc Thorne deposit. I wonder if the two stories are related.
Let’s go!
Not a real exciting opening on this video
I found this area on google maps on satellite view and I came across something very interesting