Resurrected - rising from the ashes Multi-Cache
migs48: Dear All
Sad to say I am having to archive this cache. If anyone wants to take it over, please contact me and I'll tell you where to place a nano so it can be re-instated (if that's possible).
Thanks to all those who enjoyed doing it.
Resurrected - rising from the ashes
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My first cache set.
This cache is wheelchair accessible.
Fakenham Salvation Army Hall has the distinction of being the only building in Fakenham affected by enemy action during the Second World War. On 8th May 1941 at 1.10am nine bombs were dropped over the town, but there was only one direct hit, which demolished the Hall that had been on its present site for 40 years.
On 11th September 1954 there was a stone laying ceremony when 10 foundation stones were laid in the entrance of the new suite of halls which was to be erected on the bombed site of the old building in Oak St. The new building would cost £24,000 and was expected to be ready the following spring. On 19th March 1955 Sir Thomas Cook turned the key on the newly resurrected building.
In July 2005 18 months of renovation work was completed to the interior and exterior of the Hall, which now boasts a new enclosed façade and disabled access. For further information and pictures see the History pages at: www.salvationarmy.org.uk/fakenham.
You will need the following information from stones laid in the front foyer of the building (all visible from the outside if the building is shut) and from the information provided above.
Next stage co-ordinates:
N 52° A(B-1).CF(B-1)
E 0° DF.(last number of B)GE
Where:
A= the number of letters in Mr. A.R. ?’s surname
B= the number of letters in the name of the village where the American RAF servicemen came from
C= the number of letters in the name of the other RAF Station
D= the last number of the year in which the resurrected Hall was re-opened
E= the number of letters in the town where Mr. A Frost came from
F= the first number of the day on which the stones in the front foyer were laid
G= the number of the month in which the resurrected Hall was re-opened
The best time to see the bustling Market town of Fakenham is on Thursday (Market day).
Additional Hints
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Svany qrfgvangvba: Haqre gur jngpushy rlr bs gur cevagre naq 4 bgure genqrfzra, gnxr n ybnq bss!
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