Home Could this pirate's treasure on the Ohio River be lost for good? Section of U.S. Geologic Survey Map showing Coal Hollow 1905

Section of U.S. Geologic Survey Map showing Coal Hollow 1905

A band of boatman row along the Ohio River.

Section of 1905 U.S. Geologic Survey Map showing Coal Hollow, site of the legendary Coal Holler Treasure.

Section of Google Map showing Coal Hollow 2018

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