Park Row Micro Traditional Cache
mikeb226: im really gonna miss this cache. Thanks to all who found it.
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In 1794, government surveyors Andrew Ellicott and William Irvine completed a town plan for the site at Fort LeBoeuf along LeBoeuf Creek in Waterford Township. The town was given the name "Waterford." A year later, Ellicott and Irvine completed plans for the town of Erie twenty miles north of Waterford. Both plans were based on William Penn's popular gridiron plan with town squares at the intersection of major streets. The main north-south street in Waterford was named "High Street" and the main east-west street was named "Third Street."
The Town Square on the west has a nice pavilion and soaring trees, whereas the Town Square on the east has an open field.
In the summer, on the weekend after July 4th, these parks are the home of the Waterford Heritage Days. There will be a LOT of people around, so use your best stealth on that weekend.
**EDIT 12/24/11** Raising the difficulty level to a more accurate level.
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