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The Grave Hunters Society was established in 2020 by Andrea and Jonathan Batteas. After years of specialized experience in freelance, historical research, they needed a place to bring together the different facets of their love of exploration into the intriguing and unknown. Andrea Batteas Andrea grew up with love for all things “old and vintage,” especially if it had a story attached to it. That love eventually became a passion that led her to volunteer for several local historical societies.