SCAA archives Puzzle Mystery Cache
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N 52º ab.cde’
W 106º fg.hij’
a. Walter Murray, the University's first president, received a first class certificate of merit in moral philosophy in 1889-90 while at the University of Edinburgh. What is the last digit of the total number of marks he could have received?
b. Woolworth’s used to advertise that nothing in the store was above a certain price. Subtract 6 from that price.
c. The Bates Steel Mule didn’t have
1 ) a steering wheel
2) a seat
3) a clutch
d. How many people are in Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan’s photograph S-B513?
e. The finding aid number for former Premier Walter Scott’s papers is SAFA (?)51
f. Found within the name of a University alumnus who went on to establish the Institute of Space and Atmospheric Studies, among other achievements.
g. What is the last digit in the ID number for a photo in the Local History Room of former Mayor Sid Buckwold holding a bat in a baseball game in front of City Hall?
h. On what day in November 2005 was it announced that the Traffic Bridge was in an advanced state of deterioration, and because of this, it would not be re-opened to traffic?
i. How many legs does Blowtorch, the mechanical creation, have?
j. Photograph #HST-019-09, shows an aerial shot of downtown Saskatoon in 1940. In this photograph, various buildings and landmarks are numbered (you can click on these numbers for additional information about that particular building or landmark). What number pertains to the Bessborough Hotel?
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