The History Channel teams up with the current owners of most of the island, Rick and Marty Lagina, to make this spectacular documentary on the secrets and possible hidden treasures on the most speculated place in Canada.
The Curse of Oak Island will give you a close-up view of previously inaccessible areas on the island, where most of the digging and searching happened. Not only does the show give an exciting look into the areas few have seen, it also confirms that there is definitely reason to believe something is buried under the islands sands.
All of the enthralling episodes not only contain pieces of history that have never been seen before, it also gives more meaning or explanation to stories already known. In one episode, a relative of two men that died in a tragic accident on the Island visits the brothers to tell her story. It was this accident that caused some to believe that the island holds a tragic curse.
Many people have their own theory on where the treasure under Oak Island is supposedly buried. Obviously this is an important focal point in the documentary, and the viewer will get to hear first-hand the theories that some people who have studied the island have come up with over the years. Will the brothers and the History Channel try to build on one of these theories? Find out in the first season of “The Curse Of Oak Island.”
One would assume that a full season dedicated to this island would be enough to cover all the mysteries about this site, but Oak Island has such a vast history and so many places to explore, that a second season of this documentary was made. For those that are captivated by the history of Oak Island, this extremely informative and exciting documentary, made by The History Channel is one that should definitely be watched in its entirety. With episodes covering basically every facet of the island and all of those nooks and crannies, explored and unexplored, The Curse of Oak Island clarifies much of the facts surrounding this beautiful place in Nova Scotia.
For those actually lucky enough to visit the island, a “Walk The Mystery Tour” is available to the public. One of the tour guides is the now famous historian, Charles Barkhouse . He is the go-to-man when it comes to Oak Island.
