You must look within to find this cache. It’s placed in a location that both experienced and novice geocachers should be able to find, while remaining totally unnoticed by muggles. The cache is a black container with "official geocache" on it.
Happy caching!
- Bring a pen to sign the logbook.
- Please be respectful of the church and other visitors (Sunday morning services outside in Aug & Sept.)
- Please note that this cache may not be accessible in heavy snow.
- Have fun and enjoy the trinity labyrinth built by Each Scouts Ethan and Dylan.
Congratulations Falachasan Finder for FTF!! :)
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History of Church in the Cove in Beverly, Massachusetts
The First Federated Church was officially incorporated on September 9, 1953, because of a federation of the Washington Street Congregational Church and the First Universalist Church on Judson Street. The Nellie Woodbury estate, located on Hale and East Corning Streets, was purchased in October 1953. Services were held at that location in the renovated house, which also served as the minister's residence.
A tragedy struck on May 14, 1956, when a fire destroyed the Woodbury house. Firefighter Roger Boardman lost his life as a result. In seven months, a new church was built, and the building was consecrated on December 2, 1956.
Today, the church is called Church in the Cove. We are an independent church associated with the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches, a family of churches with roots in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.