My family had it wrong for over 150 years. The team at Wynsar did the research and found the missing pieces of where our Great Great Grandparents buried their money, and then they went out and found it! A treasure both in terms of dollars and in history of our family. Thank You Dennis and crew.

Thanks to Wynsar, I now have years worth of material that I can see Texas history as it happened. The Books are searchable and the maps show so much information on what was there centuries ago. River and creeks are renamed from what they are now. I especially loved learning how to trace ownership of the property I was interested in at my County Courthouse. The people at Wynsar assisted greatly in my research of family and history in general. I am now a History Detective!!

Another client: Knowledge is so important when you learn history. Wynsar has provided a one of a kind library source of thousands of maps and books that I can look for whatever I want to learn about today. I was one of the first to get Dennis Wynne’s book 2700 Historical Sites Across Texas….. there is so much in there it is amazing to learn about new places. I understand that it is being rewritten and will be broken down into 4 volumes instead of that 1,253 page monster book. When it comes back to print, I will have all four volumes!

Another Client: I metal detect. And I love history. I got this flashdrive and I can’t even begin to express how impressed I am with all of the information on here. Sure, IF I knew where to go and how to get them I might be able to get all of the information that is on these flashddrives, but I cannot imaging how many hours of downloading I would have to do to get all of this. The 1940 Census Maps….. I didn’t even realize existed. And they show where the old schools and churches and cemeteries (I know, I know, don’t search cemeteries, and I don’t, BUT the areas around the cemetery are fair game because back in the 1800’s they would gather for a whole day and had to park their wagons somewhere. There is more information on this drive than I can find in a decade. And I love being able to search those books…..thanks guys!

Another Client: I have just recently started metal detecting. I have just been going to parks and schools near me, and there is just so much trash. I keep hearing about what it was like in the “old days”, when silver was abundant. Well, after 6 months I had only found one silver dime, and there just seems to be so much competition in the Dallas area where I live. THAT has now officially changed. I had not thought of or realized that all I had to do was find some place in the country where all of the people in Dallas don’t go, and I actually learned how to knock on doors. Sure enough, after gathering the courage to do just that out in the country where a census map showed me a church was (it is no longer there), today I found 3 silver coins, a mercury dime, a Standing Liberty Quarter and a Washington Quarter as well. And an old silver ring….I am elated. Thank you thank you thank you!

Another client: I own a ranch in North Texas that dates back to the mid 1800’s. I had this stranger knock on my door several years ago and ask permission to metal detect an old historical site on our ranch. It was Dennis Wynne and a friend of his. I had allowed a couple of people to metal detect my property before and I kind of chuckled to myself when this man and friend showed up, but I let them metal detect my property. Nobody else had ever found much of anything. My jaw dropped when they shared the things they had found…. A civil war buckle, an 1836 half dime, an 1841 penny that was huge, and old silver ring Dennis said was from a coin, and it was for my Great Great Grandmother I am sure. The also found bullets and a lot of iron things. Even an old branding iron was found. I had told them they could keep whatever they found, but Dennis was thrilled with my excitement over that belt buckle from the civil war and gave it to me. What a treasure! He is welcome back any time he wants. Thanks Dennis and Robert!

Another Client: We knew we had some old homesites on our land, but we couldn’t figure where they were at. Wynsar people came out and did some flyovers with a special camera on the drone and after a few days came back and provided me with some images that showed the outlines of several buildings that were in a field. Amazing technology and now we know where they are at.