The Letters to Eleanor from 1724

A forest held a secret for 300 years until a hiker's dog refused to stop digging at the base

of an ancient oak. What they unearthed wasn't roots or rocks but a rusted iron box buried

six feet down. Inside, dozens of handwritten letters dated 1724, all addressed to

someone named Eleanor who never existed. Each letter described future events with impossible accuracy.

The Revolutionary War, electricity, airplanes, the internet.

Historians confirmed the ink and paper were genuinely from the 1700s. The final letter

warned about something coming in 2025, but half the page was burned away.