The Freemasons, Sir Francis Bacon, And Virginia
Many treasure stories that surround the freemasons are usually from countries outside the United States. Here is a brief story, rich in lore that raises a few questions about freemasonry in America.
Although, as I have stated many times throughout this even though the initial theme of this site is metal detecting ghost towns of the east, the secondary theme is treasure hunting. For those of us who have been successful in our search for treasures, whether they are for coins lost or dropped by someone in a park, a dive below the oceans to search for the remains of an old pirate ship, the search for a buried cache on the property of an old homestead, or even a treasure hunt buried by the freemasons, we have a desire and a thirst for knowledge. The knowledge we gain is through our research and our abilities to go beyond what the average treasure hunter will do. That is why we are successful. We are also inquisitive by nature. We ask questions about places and events where others would be complacent to just accept as fact. Thousands of treasures across the globe have been searched for an uncovered because a few inquisitive, and knowledgeable, treasure hunters decided to ask questions. Here, I will attempt to give you the knowledge I have gained through my research and my meetings with certain individuals who have first hand knowledge about a certain buried treasure cached by the freemasons. On this page, are explored further than on my introductory page about the secrets of freemasons. This is a story about a treasure that is of such a historical significance that if ever uncovered, could change our modern world and upset history, as we know it. The individuals I interviewed will remain anonymous due to their ties to this knowledge. The story is about a vast treasure that was buried in a vault in a churchyard in Virginia. The treasure was cached in the early 1600’s by a group called The “Good Pens”. The Good Pens
was a seventeenth century philosopher, author, scientist, poet and politician living in England. He was also a freemason. His writings include his Essays, and his book, “The New Atlantis”. The New Atlantis was a book about utopia and a mythical island. Many believe that “The New Atlantis” was a book filled with ideas that Bacon wanted to institute in the new lands across the seas, in the New World, America. Sir Francis Bacon and his “Good Pens” followers which consisted of individuals such as, Sir Walter Raleigh, Francis Drake, Christopher Marlowe , Ben Jonson, and many more, had a collection of sacred documents, historical records, artifacts, silver and gold coins and the original literary manuscripts of famous authors. The most famous being the original copy of the King James Bible, which Baconians believe that, Sir Francis Bacon was the original editor of that bible. Also included in these treasures were the following: The true lineage of the English monarchy, The lost writings of Shakespeare, – many believe that Bacon wrote the Shakespeare plays Original copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, The original copy of the 1611 King James Bible And the location of 143 additional vaults holding vast treasures that are scattered throughout America. The plan of the “Good Pens”, and the freemasons, under the guidance of Sir Francis Bacon, was to bring these treasures across the ocean to the New World at the time that the American colonists were first populating its shores. More precisely, the secreted treasures were to be buried in a vault in the Jamestown Virginia church. Whether or not this was the case researchers are not sure. However, to add mystery to this treasure story is the idea that all of the treasures were then moved to a ten-foot by ten-foot brick vault, twenty feet beneath the ground in the Bruton Parish Churchyard in Williamsburg, Virginia. Thirty-Three Copper Cylinders The above-mentioned treasures were supposedly placed in thirty-three copper tubes inside the large vault as well as inside surrounding tombs. The Freemasons Vault The vault and the tombs have all of the earmarks of freemasonry. Encoded on the tombs were cryptograms of the freemasons that detailed where the vault was located. The tombs were placed in site of the public within the churchyard. All of the fancy artwork and the detailed cryptograms were designed in England before being transported across the sea to Virginia. Who Will Raise The Vault? As I mentioned earlier, the treasures secreted within the Bruton Vault, as having been suggested by the individuals who I spoke with, are of such a magnificent and controversial subject, that the unveiling of these treasures could change history, as we know it. Sir Francis Bacon and his “Good Pens” had a plan. The plan was that at the right time and by the right people the tombs inscriptions inside the Bruton Churchyard would be deciphered, and the vaults whereabouts and its contents would be raised. The contents would then be shared for all mankind, and all would prosper from them. However, the timing of the vaults uncovering had to be just right. The time to raise the vault and to unveil its treasures would come at a time when the world conflicts and the economic conditions of America were just right and chosen by God. That day was believed to be in May of 2007, in the 400th anniversary year of the founding of Jamestown.
In 1938 Marie Bauer Hall, the wife of Manley Palmer Hall, the metaphysical philosopher, unearthed important and critical cornerstones of the original Bruton Parish Church. Her evidence was obtained by using a System. The GPR readings showed an anomaly that very well could have been a vault. Marie Bauer Hall then tried to secure permission to dig a trench to unearth the vault. However, she was denied this request. To this day the churchyard owners nor the public officials of Williamsburg have given their permission to anyone to dig up the vault. The question that many have raised is why? If the contents of such a vault are treasures that will benefit all of mankind, then why not search and recover the vault? Perhaps the reasons why no public servant or the owners of the churchyard wants the vault uncovered is due to the fact that the secrets it contains would make a mockery of many past and now prominent members of society. The Freemasons Are Clouded In Myth And Speculation
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The mystery behind the Bruton Vault may also involve George Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams, and Hancock, all Freemasons themselves. Did they leave a legacy and a secret message to certain vault protectors that were to follow them, that the vault and its contents would never be revealed? And if so, why? I was told that the above-mentioned individuals had an access to underground tunnels that led to the vault, and that on many occasions they visited the vault to study its contents. Surprisingly, the GPR anomalies secured by Marie Bauer Hall also showed a tunnel system beneath the churchyard grounds. Did the freemasons leave a legacy of treasure and myth buried in 144 vaults throughout the United States? And if so, why? As always, the freemasons are clouded in myth and speculation. Be sure to visit my homepage at www.metal-detecting-ghost-towns-of-the-east.com
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