Entire towns drowned, churches with healing bells burned, and stone castles mysteriously destroyed—what if the Lake of the Ozarks was never about power or recreation, but a cover-up? In the 1930s, more than twenty communities vanished beneath the water, along with thousands of graves, Old World structures, and technology we’re told never existed. From phantom steeples and impossible hospitals to fires that don’t add up, the story of the Ozarks reveals a shocking global pattern that happened just

3.9K views · 122 reactions | Each month, our Historian will give an in-depth explanation behind one of the 50,000 artifacts showcased in the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum. Today he features Lt. Col. George A. Custer’s writing desk which was used leading up to the Battle of Little Big Horn. Discover more about the history of America, the Ozarks and the people who came before us. | Top of the Rock | Facebook