Pennsylvania Caves

[Rich in Central PA]

Rich, what about any caves in Lancaster County? I know about the Lititz caves (I think there's a map in that book?), but is there any printed info about the Lititz caves, or any other Lanc. caves? Thanks!!!

Yea I got a few for Lancaster County:

1. Gable Cave
2. Mount Joy Caves
3. Pequea Church Caves
4. Refton Cave
5. Wind Cave

 

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[PATreasureHunter]

AWESOME - THANKS IN ADVANCE!

 

[dhaub86]

Does anyone know anything about the treasure David Lewis supposedly has buried South of Lewistown? There's supposedly $10,000 in gold coins buried in a saddlebag in a cave or under rocks. I'm having trouble finding anymore information on the account.

 

[jeff of pa]

from his deathbed confession:

these are the only 2 he mentioned.






and




unless it was kept out of his confesion
he never mentiond burying any coin.
gold or silver.

of course there could be several reasons for this.
from them being redug by him later,
to never existing, to a cover up.
to the transcriber believing they were fiction.

 

[dhaub86]

Thank you Jeff for such a timely response and the help. I travel the river frequently so I will keep my eyes peeled, even though I imagine it has been washed away by floods over the years. So by my understanding he buried the whiskey bottle in this area as well? Thanks again! If you stumble upon anything else send it my way Jeff!

 

[jeff of pa]

will do !

& Good Luck !

 

[fishandhunt_2005]

Are there any caves listed in Potter, Tioga, or Bradford counties?

 

[baspinall]

Cool post! How about Chester County?

Brian

 

[okay]

Hi, I saw your pictures of the description of Pequea Cave also known as the Wind Cave or Cold Cave in Pequea, Pennsylvania.
I was wondering if there was a map of this particular cave in your book.

Thanks.

 

[doverturtle]

Does anyone have any information on caves in York County, specifically the southern part of the county? I know of a cave that was supposedly used by Jesse James. From what my dad told me, it was blasted shut by the railroad company long ago because hobos were using it. One can still go in about 8-10 feet. The cave was supposed to be extremely long, with another exit several miles away. The cave is located near the towns of Sinsheim and Brodbecks, with the other exit supposedly in the Seven Valleys area.

 

[soopacee]

lookin for info on this cave on sharp mountain in Pottsville


dont know much detail, but i was told by this guy i know when he was younger they used to play in the cave......they had to swing on a vine over a valley/air pocket or whatever to get to it......anyone have a clue?

 

[jeff of pa]

lookin for info on this cave on sharp mountain in Pottsville


dont know much detail, but i was told by this guy i know when he was younger they used to play in the cave......they had to swing on a vine over a valley/air pocket or whatever to get to it......anyone have a clue?

a few years ago I read something on a Cave
up there. Not sure If I Posted it here on not.

I Know it didn't give directions though

but may have been a news article
from the Republican

 

[soopacee]

lookin for info on this cave on sharp mountain in Pottsville


dont know much detail, but i was told by this guy i know when he was younger they used to play in the cave......they had to swing on a vine over a valley/air pocket or whatever to get to it......anyone have a clue?

a few years ago I read something on a Cave
up there. Not sure If I Posted it here on not.

I Know it didn't give directions though

but may have been a news article
from the Republican

thanx, will have to research it....alot of ppl know what im talking about, but have no clue about location.......its always ppl remember going up there as kids, but its been so long they cant remember where...haha, i know how they feel

 

[P.B. and Dylan]

Rich,
Could you post the information on Mohrsville cave in Berks County?

Thanks,
Paul

 

[jeff of pa]

although not sure,
I Believe Rich recently sold his book.

I remember an add a few months ago

 

[P.B. and Dylan]

Thanks Jeff......I should have asked Rich sooner.

 

[jeff of pa]

i think it was sold on here.

maybe the new owner will see this and Be Kind

 

[ginnysdaddy]

any or all caves listed in Westmoreland County please??

 

[doverturtle]

I just bought this book off of ebay and will post answers as soon as I figure out how to include scans.

 

[zendog64]

Very interesting thread. I've been interested in caves for a while, but instead of getting information about caves that have already been discovered, I'd like some advice about how to actually discover/locate a cave (other than "Step 1: Look for a hole in the ground").

What geological features might suggest the presence of a nearby cave? Since most caves seem to be carved from limestone, I know to begin my search in areas where limestone is present...but then what?