Mysteries of the Superstition Mountains

Larry Hedrick tells the amazing story of how the Superstition Mountain Museum was created.

What Happened to Jay Clapp by Hank Sheffer

Jack San Felice reveals the history of those who first looked for Jacob Waltz's gold mine after his death that created the legend of the Lost Dutchman. Part 4 coming soon.

You may never have to eat alone at the Dirtwater Springs restaurant. Hank Sheffer shares the story of the most haunted place in Arizona.

Larry Hedrick shares a story of panning for gold.

The story of James A. Cravey he followed his dream of finding the lost Dutchman mine only to disappear in the deadly Superstition Mountains.

The Pleasant Valley War one of the must bloody range battles in the America's as told by Hank Sheffer

A Christmas Miracle

The Trail to the Lost Dutchman a long and crooked trail to follow. Hank Sheffer and Larry Hedrick expose the true details and also the false clues that surround the legend of the Lost Dutchman.

Hank Sheffer reveals the legacy of Father Kino and how it relates to the many Mysteries of the Superstition Mountains.

Part 4 of Jack San Felice's saga of his search for the Lost Dutchman's mine. We leave it up to you to draw your own conclusions.

Take a Hike back into the past with Hank Sheffer to Apache Springs

Larry Hedrick reveals new information about the secrets etched into the infamous Peralta Stones.

The Lynching of Starr Daley the last recorded hanging in Arizona May 6th 1917.

In this revised Episode Clay Worst discusses whether mining went on in Superstitions before it was a US Territory.

What does volcanic activity have to do with the Superstition Mountains? Join Larry Hedrick and Hank Sheffer for the answers to this and other recently asked questions of the Superstition Mountain Crew.

Have you ridden the tramway from the Superstition Hotel to the Flat Iron? Find out why not from Hank Sheffer.

The Superstition Mountains nautical history with Hank Sheffer.

The Mystery of Circle Stone

Follow the clues of the lost in the Superstitions 24 Colt Dragoons Pistols with Larry Hedrick.

The history of the Battle of the Bulls by the Mormon Battalion on the San Pedro river.

The Apache knew Wee-Kit-Sour-Ah and it's power but other seam to never learn it's lesson.

Larry Hedrick explores the long standing legend of Apache Leap did Apache Warriors commit suicide instead of losing the Battle associated with Apache Tears.

The Story of Arizona and the feud that broke out at the base of the Superstition Mountain over water.

A little know piece of Arizona history regarding the Civil War. Detailed in the Author's book, "Picacho Pass Arizona's Civil War Story", Larry Hedrick shares the actual information from archived battle reports of the April 15, 1862 historic battle.