Oak Island Treasure | The home of Oak Island's Money Pit Mystery since 2001 Skip to content Oak Island TreasureThe home of Oak Island's Money Pit Mystery since 2001 HomeThe LegendResearch ArchiveExcavationsPeter BeamishBecker Drills LtdTriton Alliance documentationTriton Alliance stock certificateEngineering photos – 1970sFrederick BlairRobert DunfieldGeorge GreeneW and M.R. ChappellDan BlankenshipDan Blankenship’s 1970’s excavationsRobert Dunfield’s field sketchesGilbert Hedden files – 1935Gilbert Hedden files – 1936Gilbert Hedden files – 1937Gilbert Hedden files – 1938Gilbert Hedden files – 1939Gilbert Hedden files – 1940Gilbert Hedden files – 1941Gilbert Hedden files – 1942Gilbert Hedden files – 1944Gilbert Hedden files – 1945Gilbert Hedden files – 1946Gilbert Hedden files – 1947Gilbert Hedden files – 1953Gilbert Hedden files – 1958Gilbert Hedden files – 1967Gilbert Hedden files – 1973Gilbert Hedden files – 1976Robert Dunfield excavations gallery IRobert Dunfield excavations gallery IIResearchCould this old photo show the lost stone triangle of Oak Island?Death trap defies treasure seekers for two centuriesNational Geographic – Undersea TreasuresSamuel GoodmanKey Oak Island article – Readers Digest (1965)William S. CrookerMoney Pit in cross sectionMap by Joel NickellThe Liverpool Transcript IThe Liverpool Transcript IIThe Liverpool Transcript IIIThe Liverpool Transcript IVGeologyDeclassified Nolan’s Cross reportOak Island’s surrounding watersGhosts and folkloreFlorence EisenhauerFolklore of Lunnenburg CountyOak Island ghostly orbsInterview with Peggy AdamsPeggy Adams’ sighting of soldiersThe Oak Island Guardian AngelBorehole 10XBlankenship trapped inside Borehole 10XBorehole 10X media speculation – 1970sBorehole 10X excavation gallery IBorehole 10X excavation gallery IIImages inside Borehole 10XThe Borehole 10X severed handHoax and hypeInscribed stone hoaxesIs Oak Island a hoax?TourismDiscoveriesWrought iron rulerBoatswain’s whistleOak Island idolsArtefacts found beneath Oak IslandOak Island carbon dating reportsCoconut fibreTheoriesThe Jolicure PitNova Scotian mysteriesThe VikingsBlackbeardCaptain KiddNatural formationFreemasonsThe Knights TemplarRennes le ChateauAncient EgyptOak Island’s stone formationsSir Francis BaconPhotosRobert Dunfield excavation galleryRobert Dunfield’s 1965 investigation of Smith’s CoveInscribed stones of Oak IslandArtefacts found on Oak IslandThe RestallsOak Island and the paranormalThe Money Pit (1897 – 1909)Photos of past excavations of Oak IslandAround Oak IslandAerial photos of Oak IslandOther Mahone Bay islandsDan Blankenship’s collection of artefactsBehind the scenes with CBC’s Oak Island documentaryOak Island in the 1980sOak Island – Winter 2004Excavations 2015BlogVideoAboutContact HomeThe LegendResearch Archive+Excavations+Peter BeamishBecker Drills LtdTriton Alliance documentationTriton Alliance stock certificateEngineering photos – 1970sFrederick BlairRobert DunfieldGeorge GreeneW and M.R. ChappellDan BlankenshipDan Blankenship’s 1970’s excavationsRobert Dunfield’s field sketchesGilbert Hedden files – 1935Gilbert Hedden files – 1936Gilbert Hedden files – 1937Gilbert Hedden files – 1938Gilbert Hedden files – 1939Gilbert Hedden files – 1940Gilbert Hedden files – 1941Gilbert Hedden files – 1942Gilbert Hedden files – 1944Gilbert Hedden files – 1945Gilbert Hedden files – 1946Gilbert Hedden files – 1947Gilbert Hedden files – 1953Gilbert Hedden files – 1958Gilbert Hedden files – 1967Gilbert Hedden files – 1973Gilbert Hedden files – 1976Robert Dunfield excavations gallery IRobert Dunfield excavations gallery IIResearch+Could this old photo show the lost stone triangle of Oak Island?Death trap defies treasure seekers for two centuriesNational Geographic – Undersea TreasuresSamuel GoodmanKey Oak Island article – Readers Digest (1965)William S. CrookerMoney Pit in cross sectionMap by Joel NickellThe Liverpool Transcript IThe Liverpool Transcript IIThe Liverpool Transcript IIIThe Liverpool Transcript IVGeologyDeclassified Nolan’s Cross reportOak Island’s surrounding watersGhosts and folklore+Florence EisenhauerFolklore of Lunnenburg CountyOak Island ghostly orbsInterview with Peggy AdamsPeggy Adams’ sighting of soldiersThe Oak Island Guardian AngelBorehole 10X+Blankenship trapped inside Borehole 10XBorehole 10X media speculation – 1970sBorehole 10X excavation gallery IBorehole 10X excavation gallery IIImages inside Borehole 10XThe Borehole 10X severed handHoax and hype+Inscribed stone hoaxesIs Oak Island a hoax?TourismDiscoveries+Wrought iron rulerBoatswain’s whistleOak Island idolsArtefacts found beneath Oak IslandOak Island carbon dating reportsCoconut fibreTheories+The Jolicure PitNova Scotian mysteriesThe VikingsBlackbeardCaptain KiddNatural formationFreemasonsThe Knights TemplarRennes le ChateauAncient EgyptOak Island’s stone formationsSir Francis BaconPhotos+Robert Dunfield excavation galleryRobert Dunfield’s 1965 investigation of Smith’s CoveInscribed stones of Oak IslandArtefacts found on Oak IslandThe RestallsOak Island and the paranormalThe Money Pit (1897 – 1909)Photos of past excavations of Oak IslandAround Oak IslandAerial photos of Oak IslandOther Mahone Bay islandsDan Blankenship’s collection of artefactsBehind the scenes with CBC’s Oak Island documentaryOak Island in the 1980sOak Island – Winter 2004Excavations 2015BlogVideoAboutContact Home Welcome to Oak Island Treasure The Oak Island Money Pit is the site of the world’s longest running hunt for lost treasure and in 2015, the search continues! For hundreds of years, treasure hunters have ventured to Nova Scotia, Canada and tried to recover the treasure lies in the Money Pit, protected by a series of ingenious flood traps. As treasure hunters have attempted to recover the bounty from the Money Pit, cleverly engineered flood tunnels flood the shaft with sea water. Smith’s Cove, Oak Island Strange man made artefacts have been recovered from the pit over the years, but to this day, the treasure still remains buried. Pirates, the Knights Templar or Francis Bacon – no one is sure exactly who created this mysterious Money Pit or why. With excavations now taking place, discover the World’s greatest treasure hunt for yourself. So – where did this amazing story of lost treasure originate? Begin your quest for the treasure by exploring our website! We have photos, reports, historical letters, diagrams and will be blogging about aspects of the treasure hunt. 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