British Gold Bennington Cache

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British Gold Bennington Cache

Lost Treasure VT • Bennington County County
Description
Bennington County legend of about $90,000 in British gold and silver buried near Bennington — a Revolutionary-era payroll tradition in the southwestern Vermont hills.
Historical Notes
Bennington was a pivotal Revolutionary War crossroads where British and American forces contested the New Hampshire Grants. Compiled guides place roughly ninety thousand dollars in British gold and silver near the town. The cache joins Harmon Hill silver-keg lore in Bennington County treasure-hunting circles.
Status / Verification legend — Legendary or approximate

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