For this simple multi, you will first need to gather some numbers
from the information presented on site and then use those numbers
to complete the coordinates for the final, which is hidden in a
spot slightly further away.
The posted coordinates lead you to the smallest house in
Shepherdstown. Little House was built as a Shepherd College project
in 1929. This supersized dollhouse has five rooms and measures 10
feet high by 9.5 feet wide, with 5.5 foot ceilings. It was built so
student teachers could observe children playing in the "laboratory
setting."
Use information from the plaque above the door and also from
surveying the scene to extract the numbers that are needed to
determine the coordinates for the final.
Coordinates for Final:
N 39* 25.M I N
W 077* 48.U T E
M = final digit of the third year listed on the
plaque
I = third digit of the second year listed on the
plaque
N = number of white benches sitting out front
U = the number of chimneys minus one
T = first digit of the "house number" (hint: not listed
on same plaque)
E = number of letters in first word on plaque
The final is a small lock-n-lock with room for small trades and
travel bugs tucked away within walking distance. Happy Caching!
