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Funny. . . sounds like the Denton I remember.

I probably took a class with whoever was supposed to open this thing. I was there beginning in '99. . . my guess is the guy who buried it in '92 was still hanging around campus working on a new major (and not quite done with his first one yet). "Was that due TODAY???"

http://www.rodenfordenton.com/2012/09/t ... e-capsule/

what if there’s a puppy in there with only 20 years worth of supplies and entertainment?

Well, I must be stunned.......I can't figure out why they didn't open it........what's the problem?

AEA wrote:Well, I must be stunned.......I can't figure out why they didn't open it........what's the problem?

The First State Bank of Texas buried it. . . it became Wells Fargo just over a decade ago. Most likely, it hasn't been a priority for Wells Fargo. . . if they even knew about it after the transition.

Makes for a funny story and an interesting landmark.

Thanks! Wonder if there's any gold or silver in it!

I'd go for a singing frog!

Hello my honey, hello my baby, hello my ragtime gal!

jmorris wrote:I'd go for a singing frog!

Hello my honey, hello my baby, hello my ragtime gal!

[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=MsROL4Kf8QY[/youtube]

LOL

Talking about time capsules...

[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=1E7vFXY7cKM[/youtube]

The bank didn't make it to their 100 year anniversary so it should stay buried.