Templar expert Tony McMahon looks at whether the knights buried their treasure on Oak Island off the coast of Nova Scotia
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: 2 million, 30 hours, buried, Captain Kidd, curse, Daniel, Daniel McGinnis, depression, finds, Franklin, history, Island, Kidd, lights, map, Marty Lagina, McGinnis, money, mystery, National Treasure, Nicholas Cage, Oak, Onslow, pirate, pit, Rick Lagina, Robert Louis Stevenson, Roosevelt, rosslyn, Saint-Clair, sinclair, St Clair, Steven Sora, thirty, treasure, two million, Vinland, X, Zeno
The Templars in America is a topic that fascinates many. Did the knights flee to the New World with their treasure? Are objects like the Westford Knight and the Newport Tower proof of their presence? And what to make of…
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: america, digging, freemason, Indian, Island, knight, Mi'kmaq, mystery, native, Nova Scotia, Oak, Oak Island, sinclair, St Clair, sword, Templar, templars, treasure, Vinland, washington, westford
There are many theories that promote the notion that the Knights Templar and then the Freemasons spirited the Holy Grail out of the Holy Land up to Scotland and on to America. Ashley Cowie has broadcast his views on this…
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Ashley Cowie, Brewster, buried, carving, chapel, Cowie, Crypt, drawing, freemason, Grail, History Channel, Holy Grail, Knight Templar, Knightfall, La Merica, liberty, mason, masonic, meridien, Pilgrim Monument, rosslyn, sinclair, statue, Statue of Liberty, United States, Washington DC, Washington Monument
There are a huge number of theories as to why the Knights Templar were crushed and some are shared by Tony McMahon on the Knights Templar blog
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: Al-Aqsa Mosque, Battle of Al-Mansurah, buried, Cathars, Cluedo, clues, De Nogaret, death, detective, france, hidden, Holy Land, horror, hospitaller, Hospitallers, Knight Templar, Knightfall, knights, Knights Hospitaller, La Rochelle, murder, mystery, Philip IV of France, Phillippe the Bel, Scotland, sinclair, Templar, templars, tony mcmahon, torture, treasure
Those who have seen the movie ‘Braveheart’ will know that the English army got a pasting at the battle of Stirling Bridge after which a furious King Edward I – ruler of England and his dominions in Wales, Ireland and…
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Bannockburn, battle, Battle of Falkirk, braveheart, Brian Le Jay, death, england, English Channel, Ivanhoe, knight, mel gibson, novel, religion, Scotland, Scott, sinclair, Templar, temple newsam, Victorian, Walter Scott, William Wallace
The supposed grave of a Templar knight in Westford Massachusetts is fast being eroded away
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: america, carving, england, grave, Island, knight, Massachusetts, mystery, Oak, rhode island, Scotland, sinclair, stone, Templar, voyage, westford
