Dumpdiggers: January 2021

I'm Rob Campbell, a knowledgeable historian and small time treasure hunter, researcher, and professional storyteller. I write this blog to share my own and other Dumpdiggers' stories. Want to chat? Email Rob Campbell on Hotmail. Years ago, I teamed up with Dan McGee from the Manhattan Well Diggers to write the Dump Diggers Wikipedia Page. Readers may Subscribe to Dumpdiggers blogspot RSS feed here, or follow the blog on Blogger, and get updates on fresh posts in your email. There used to be a Dumpdiggers' discussion forum. Now I would recommend bottle collectors use the resources available at the Four Seasons Bottle Club, Canada's most active bottle collectors.

Some Informative Posts

The 2009 Toronto Bottle Show The 2010 Toronto Bottle Show The 2011 Toronto Bottle Show The 2012 Toronto Bottle Show The 2014 Toronto Bottle Show The 2015 Toronto Bottle Show The 2016 Toronto Bottle Show 2010 Toronto Costume Jewelry How To Find Old Dumps 1 How To Find Old Dumps 2 How To Find Old Dumps 3 Bottle Dumps on Country Roads Beach Combing for Fun and Profit Norval Morrisseau Paintings Sold at Auction We Find Bone China Hunting Arrowheads with Billco Secrets to Collecting Antique Maps

Classic Dump Digging Stories

Are you on here looking for good dump digging yarns? Here are many wonderful object-driven adventures which uncover storyfull Canadian antiques and collectibles. Watch as relics are uncovered, cleaned, documented and even sold through this blog. The Sultana Gold Mine near Kenora An Urban Gulch

1814 'Halfpenny', The Story of Captain Broke

The Quest in Campbellford Ontario