Metal Detecting Video
Ghost Towns Of The East
My metal detecting video,
“Ghost Towns of the East” five part series DVD, which we produced for television, is no longer being sold. They can no longer be purchased in any retail outlets, or at any websites.
When my metal detecting video, and TV series “Ghost Towns Of The East” first hit the airwaves the Archaeological community attacked my show and me.
They called us looters and thieves. They tried to shut down my TV productions and they had their attorneys write me nasty letters.
See for yourself in this TV series what all the protest was about.

I am proud to say that we were the first production company to film a metal detecting series for television, and produce a metal detecting video for sale to the public.
Since that time others have tried and failed to produce a reality TV series like
Exploring Historys Treasures.
I think our testimonials from thousands of people speaks for itself.
You can view our testimonials below.
However, now you can purchase and download the entire 13 episode’s, which were half hour TV series.
You can watch our brief metal detecting video trailer at the links below.
You Can View The Video Trailer Here
Here Is Another Brief VideoTrailer.
The complete series consists of:
Ghost Towns of the East – 5 episodes
The March To Fort Bull – 4 episodes
Mysteries Uncovered – 2 episodes
Logging Camps of the Nineteenth Century – 2 episodes
Learn from John and I where the Eastern ghost towns are located and how to find them.
Watch us dig relics that were lost hundreds of years ago.
You will also learn the best way to metal detect around the old cellar holes, and where those buried, cellar hole caches may be hidden.
We'll take you on a real life treasure hunt for a Doctors buried cache from the 1800's. You'll be surprised at what happens at the end of this episode!
We'll take you on a 130 mile adventure as we relive a French & Indian War battle.
Learn how we researched and located old logging camps of the 1800's.
In addition, you will receive behind the scenes footage, that are only available through our downloads. Watch my partner John Decharo and I talk about certain scenes we were filming.
This download includes 13 half hour, TV episodes, and the behind the scenes footage.
I’ve compiled a database of “testimonials” from happy customers. People just like you from all walks of life and from all over the world that have either watched my TV series, or who have purchased the metal detecting video, and I have their permission to use their testimonials.
Please visit this page for some of those testimonials.
The
“Ghost Towns of the East”
DVD alone had a retail price of
$19.95. Our entire 13 episode DVD’s have sold for retail at a cost of $49.95, plus shipping and handling charges.
However, through this SPECIAL OFFER at the reduced price of just $23.88.
you can purchased all 13 episodes as a download through Paypal. Just use the below.
REMEMBER, you will not be able to purchase this download anywhere else except through this website offer.
For a complete synopsis of the entire 13 episodes, and to purchase the episodes,
please visit here.
If you have any problems, you can contact me through the “Contact Me” form on our home page.
Thank You, and I hope you enjoy the series!
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Frank
“My wife and I have really enjoyed viewing your “Exploring Historys Treasures,” and would like our local cable company (GCI) to carry your TV series. It not only covers metal detecting, which has a good following in Alaska, but the history of our great country.Good luck with the series and we hope to see it here soon,
Harold S.
Alaska”
“Frank and John. You guys can come to Alabama and detect with me anytime. We have ghost towns here to. GREAT DVD! Thanks for the fun!”
John D. Al
“Dear Frank,
I love the outdoors and I love history. Your dvd added an excitement to both of those loves. It was GREAT!
And now, I may end up buying a metal detector.
Thanks,
Kate in Wisconsin”
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Have you been to my homepage at
Metal Detecting Ghost Towns Of The East?
The Antiquity laws have affected how we can use our public lands,
and as I mentioned above, the laws and the Archaeologists hampered my attempts to film our Series.
My metal detecting video was filmed on private property, but the Archaeologists
thought differently.

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