Tag: Horseshoe Diamond

July 9, 2018 Doctors / West Virginia

His horse, saddle bags, and himself slipped into the river and went under

Dr. William James Glass, Sr. owned about twenty-five saddle horses. He made an effort to buy the very best. The average horse he bought would last about three years.

May 4, 2018 Treasure hunting / West Virginia

I wish they’d a threw it in the New River sometimes

Punch Jones wasn’t looking for the largest diamond ever found in WV. It just came into his life. And changed everything for him, and for his descendents.

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