International Time Capsule Society - Lost Time Capsules

Lost Time Capsules

The International Time Capsule Society is also in search of several time capsules that supposedly at one time existed, however are presently lost. It requests that the whereabouts of any of the lost capsules be reported to them. New methods using GPS coordinates are underway to prevent time capsules from getting lost in time.

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