This week’s adventure takes Jim (Daddy Merc) and our friend Doug to the side of Ossipee Hill in Waterboro, Maine to scope out some foundations and cellar holes that a friend mentioned seeing while hiking with his family. We would later learn, after finding a very cool piece of history, that we were detecting the site of the 1800 Ossipee House a very early summer hotel owned and operated by the prominent Swett family. Stay tuned till the end to see what happens with this cool piece of history.
Forgotten Maine and Forgotten New Hampshire can be found on Facebook
Waterboro Maine Historical Society can be found by clicking the link below:
Waterborough Historical Society
Big Shoutout and Thank You to our Channel Members:
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Dirty-Digs:
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Dispatched Detecting:
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Cynthia Swearingen:
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Silver Assassin Metal Detecting:
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Lucky Duck Digger:
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Madison Maine:
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Riddle’s Relics:
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Johnny’s Corner:
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Jenn U:
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Mandy’s Candy:
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Mason uses a Nokta Legend metal detector
Lily uses a Nokta Midi Hoard (Thanks Mimi ❤️)
Jim uses a Minelab Equinox 600 and Minelab Manticore
We both use Garrett “carrot” pinpointers
Filming is done with the GoPro Hero 10
We both use P-Cord lanyards made by vetsdigbeeps and you can get one from:
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