Spanish treasure is supposed to be buried some where near the Twin Springs location along the Cossatot River. The Twin Springs are located on an old Spanish trail along the Cassatot River north of De Queens Arkansas ..read more

A cave in Springdale Arkansas was apparently one of the hideout for Jesse James and contains some of the Outlaws treasure ..read more

A cave located near the Brushy Creek Ghost Town is said to contain silver and gold bars and chests full of Spanish coins ..read more

It is said that the Spanish hid wagon loads of silver bars near the back entrance to a cave, located near the White River ..read more

Stuart Island, located on Lake Chicot is said to contain two buried treasures from the outlaw John Murral ..read more

Five large jugs full of gold coins are supposed to be buried on the Hermann family farm located in Dutch Mills Arkansas.  *3 of the 5 jugs have been found ..read more

An estimated $12,000 in gold coins is supposed to be buried 400 feet from the forks of the White River and Cypress Bayou ..read more

John Boggs lived about 10 miles north of Searcy Arkansas and it is said that during the Civil War he buried approximately $40,000 in gold and silver in a field or a garden near his home.    Today, the ruins of the old house stand peacefully in a grove of cedars near State Highway 305, a mile from State Highway 16. The house is used as a hay barn.  ..read more

A Spanish silver mine is said to be lost in Boone County near Batavia Arkansas ..read more

A Union boat sunk in the White River during the Civil War, on that boat was an estimated $150,000 in gold.  After sinking John Crittenhouse recovered the gold from the river. The government got wind that Crittenhouse removed the gold from the river and wanted it returned.  Crittenhouse never returned the gold and it is said that it is hidden in a cave near Claredon, he passed away and the location has never been found ..read more