Pirate lore has always been a source of fascination for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. One of the most intriguing legends in the world of piracy revolves around Captain William Kidd and his hidden treasure. While many believe that Captain Kidd buried his loot on an obscure island in the Indian Ocean, there’s an…
The connection between the Wampanoag tribe and the legend of Captain Kidd’s buried treasure on a remote island on Sawdy Pond adds an intriguing layer to this enigmatic legend.
The discovery in recent years of a 121-pound silver bar off the coast of Madagascar has rekindled the legend of Kidd’s treasure, but what’s the historical connection to Westport, Massachusetts? Join us as we delve into another fascinating story of Captain Kidd and his links to the coastal town of Westport Massachusetts.
When we think of pirates, our minds often conjure images of the Caribbean, Blackbeard, or Captain Jack Sparrow. Yet, the coast of New England, with its rocky shores and bustling ports, has its own storied history of piracy.
On Sawdy Pond, a small island conceals a secret that has piqued the curiosity of treasure hunters and adventurers for generations. This charming freshwater pond, nestled on the RI/MA border, carries a mystery dating back to the Golden Age of Piracy.
Captain Kidd’s bounty is believed to be somewhere in Westport, Massachusetts. Legend says the bounty was quickly hidden by his crew around the same time of his imprisonment in 1699.