It's been 300 years since Captain Kidd's treasure went missing at the Jersey Shore. Will you be the one to find it? Here are local spots to explore.

William Kidd was one of the most infamous pirates of the 17th century. In 2015, divers off Madagascar discovered a 110-pound silver ingot believed to be part of his treasure. Although some of the find ...

Captain Kidd's pirate treasure may be hidden at the Shore. Here's where to start looking 4 minute read. ... Some of that treasure was found on Gardiner's Island in New York in 1699.

Though some of his treasure was found buried on Gardiner’s Island off the coast of Long Island, according to the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation, Kidd's supposed treasure on Charles Island was ...

It’s a story worthy of Hollywood. Blackbeard, the notorious pirate, brings his hungry crew ashore to round up some livestock. Local farmers, incensed, engage them in a pitched battle and chase ...

When Kidd learned that he had been declared a pirate, he transferred some of his loot to a sloop, the St. Anthony, and leaving the Quedah Merchant behind, set sail for New England to clear his name.

Kidd himself is famous for having allegedly become a pirate and was hanged in 1701. Rhode Island pirate William May (also spelled Mayes and Maze) recaptured his ship, the Blessed William, from the ...

Legends of Milford's Charles Island include pirate Captain Kidd, 'curses' and buried treasure By Andrew DaRosa , Staff Writer Aug 27, 2024 Captain William Kidd (c.1645 - 1701), the Scottish ...

Kidd is supposed to have buried treasure under this tree.” “Edward Teach (Black Beard) landed a crew and sent them up as far as Holmdel to seize cattle and hogs to provision his vessels.