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Lt. U.S. Grant's night in jail was

Monte

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long, long ago here in the town I live in west of Portland, Oregon. I mention it simply because all too often there has been an historic site or a 'visit' by someone who, in the future, will become 'historic' but the particular location has been over modernized. Such is the case here where, during some renovation last year and some digging they have been working on this past few weeks within maybe 2 blocks of where the old jail used to be, shows that progress and ample time have certainly eliminated the old coins and artifacts of long ago.

It's the kind of thing that make me appreciate the out-of-the-way ghost towns and pioneering campsites left "out West,' and really admire the opportunities still awaiting the visit by you hunters "back East" who still have a lot of old CW sites, and some earlier and later, that are untouched, or at least not all built-over.

I just thought I'd add this post to say "Thank You!" to everyone who gets out, finds good stuff, and then reports back to the rest of us. Your rewards are appreciated by most of us. best of luck on your next foray afield!

Monte
 
Yes Monte i feel the same way.The town i live in has alot of historic history.Including many men marching through for the revolutionary war.
It is getting very built and i feel it should be mandatory for the sites to be detected or dug up for preserving our countries history.
But sad as it seems nobody wants you on their property because of lawsuits or some other problem.
It is a shame how this country turned up.
Oh well i hunt what i can and sneek as often as i can....:O)
John
 
things are getting built just about everywhere. Old grounds are now Malls and many areas are blacktopped parking areas. Still some grounds but for the really good finds it's getting to be Private Property mostly.. Again thank you for the post your a good man.
 
You are so right, Monte, and I can assure you that is has happened and is still happening all over the world. I've been quite busy lately doing my best to go over an area which has been a junior football area, and which will soon have a huge hardware and homeware merchandise store (with the obligatory massive carpark). Fortunately I've been able to find some old coins, and a fair bit on cold hard cash; but I still wonder what will be soon lost forever.
 
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