The Peralta Stones return to the Superstition Mountains June 25, 2009

Rivaled in fame only by the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine of Jacob Waltz, the mysterious and enigmatic Peralta Stone Maps, believed by many to be treasure maps to a vast fortune in Gold, will soon make their return to the Superstitions Mountains.
On June 25, 2009 the Peralta Stones will go on display at The Superstition Mountain/ Lost Dutchman Museum, in Apache Junction, Az.
They are on loan from the Arizona Mineral and Mining Museum Foundation who in the past has only displayed for a few days a year at their annual Flagg Gem and Mineral Show.
Let us tell you a little about the Peralta Stones.

Back about 60 years ago, a vacationing Oregon tourist stopped his car along Queen Creek, just a short distance north of Florence Junction. While strolling out into the desert to get a better look at the mighty Superstitions Mountains, he stumbled across a set of stone tablets buried in the sand.

They were covered with strange markings, noted in Spanish and dated 1847.

Maps to a destination of such importance that it was carved in stone.

Come see for yourself.

Visit the Museum on-line at www.superstitionmountainmuseum.org
And for additional information and clues about the Peralta Stone Maps go to www.goin4au.com