Oak Island, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia

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WESTERN SHORE PLUM ISLAND CAUSEWAY TO MAINLAND OAK JOUDREY 'S ISLAND COVE OLD FOUNDATION AND ANTHONY GRAVES HOUSE SWAMP MAHONE BAY OLD SMITHS COVE FORKED OAK TREE AND OLD TACKLE BLOCK MONEY PIT SMUGGLER'S COVE DISCOVERED 1795 COFFER DAM STONE TRIANGLE 1897 UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE SYSTEM OAK ISLAND, NOVA SCOTIA - THE WORLD'S COSTLIEST TREASURE HUNT

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BIRO OAK ISLAND, MAHONE BAY, NOVA SCOTIA It is believed that the notorious pirate Captain Kidd buried a vast treasure on this island, and since 1795 countless adventurers and many well financed companies have sought to wrestle this great treasure from the “Money Pit”, as it came to be called. Early attempts reached a depth of 96 feet when suddenly water rushed in flooding the "Pit". Many have died in the attempt. All have agreed that the designer of the "Pit" was a genius, for despite all attempts with today's sophisticated equipment, the treasure still remains hidden. More money has been spent here than on any other treasure hunt in the world. mene MIRRO-KROME ® CARD BY H.S. CROCKER CO., INC., SAN BRUNO, CALIF. 94066 BR-323-C PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED BY THE BOOK ROOM, LTD., HALIFAX, N.S.