Metal Detecting around this 1849 Single Room Schoolhouse, 1805 Draped Bust?,

Welcome to an exciting metal detecting adventure as we revisit this charming 1849 single room schoolhouse frozen in time. Join us on this journey back to the past as we continue to uncover relics, artifacts, and hidden treasures from a bygone era.
In this episode, we take you on a historical journey to a place where knowledge was once imparted in the simplest of settings. As we sweep our metal detectors over the hallowed ground, we'll share with you the thrill of each discovery, each find bringing us closer to the lives and stories of those who once walked these very grounds.
Discover the magic of relic hunting as we unearth items that provide a glimpse into the lives of the schoolchildren, their teachers, and the community that once thrived here.
Whether you're a fellow metal detector enthusiast, a history buff, or just someone curious about the past, this video is a chance to step into the shoes of those who lived in a simpler time. As we share our journey with you, we invite you to be part of this adventure and share your thoughts and insights in the comments below.
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Thank you for being a part of our adventure. Let's dive into the world of metal detecting around an 1849 single room schoolhouse and unearth the treasures of history together.

[@MetaldetectingAdventureTime]

Cool shiny button, I also love buttons 😊

[@TeamLynchBMD]

Congrats on the largie, Ford Hub cap and all of the great buttons.Marsha is so funny 😁 Terrific hunt

[@DirtDevilDetectn]

Thanks Team Lynch, it was a good day for sure.

[@MetaldetectingAdventureTime]

Squeaking that 90 out of the ground nice 1802 cent? Awesome 11:54

[@MetaldetectingAdventureTime]

Cool musket ball, just discovered my first musket ball the other day 2:12