Captain William Kidd, an English privateer licensed by England's Royal Navy to take down French ships and pirates in the late 17th century, was executed on May 23, 1701, ...

Captain William Kidd, an English privateer licensed by England's Royal Navy to take down French ships and pirates in the late 17th century, was executed on May 23, 1701, ...

WALL STREET HOUSE OF CAPT. WILLIAM KIDD; Notorious Pirate Once Lived in the Haunts of Bulls and Bears. Share full article. April 28, 1901. Credit... The New York Times Archives.

Tales of Captain William Kidd sailing into Raritan Bay and leaving his mark from Cliffwood Beach to Shrewsbury abound, so much so that they’ve spawned a litany of Kidd talks, ...

On Jan. 30, 1698, Capt. William Kidd captured a vessel named the "Quedagh Merchant" that was loaded with gold, silver, silks, satins and other valuable goods.

When most people think of pirates, they think of the larger-than-life, swashbuckling, ruthless villains from the golden age ...

One of history’s most notorious pirates is Captain William Kidd. His legend is tied to rumors of the buried treasure he supposedly left up and down the Atlantic coast, from the Caribbean to Canada.

Kids in Cape May will get a chance to help the infamous pirate Captain William Kidd dig up his secret stash booty at the 58th annual treasure hunt on Saturday, July 24 at 1 p.m. Children between ...

It's been 300 years since Captain Kidd's treasure went missing at the Jersey Shore. Will you be the one to find it? Here are local spots to explore.

Captain William Kidd, an English privateer licensed by England's Royal Navy to take down French ships and pirates in the late 17th century, was executed on May 23, 1701, ...