The Pump House Multi-Cache

The following is quoted from the Center's web page (http://www.pumphouseartgallery.com):

The Pump House Center for the Arts is housed in the former pump house of the Chillicothe Water and Sewer Co. The pump house was constructed in 1883 as a municipal pumping station for distribution of water from the deep well field located in Yoctangee Park to a reservoir situated on Carlisle Hill. In March 1977, the Pump House was placed on the Ohio History Inventory. On November 15, 1979, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places kept by the U.S. Department of Interior. The Pump House was used by the Jaycees group for its annual Haunted House fund-raiser until it was condemned in 1984 as unsafe. A group of artists, preservationists, and an attorney formed a coalition to restore and preserve the building. In 1986, City Council designated the Pump House as part of the city’s Preservation District. Coursework was replaced, bricks were repaired, floors were poured, electricity and water was installed, and the walls were rebuilt. The rooms were transformed into a beautiful art gallery where works could be displayed. The Pump House is an example of Victorian Gothic architecture, featuring a large central tower, Palladian windows, common-bond brick, and a low-pitched, hipped slate roof. Additional information and pictures of the pump house from earlier times can be found on the web site. While you are in the area, you might also want to visit the gift shop inside the pump house.

Now, on to the cache! This is a two-stage multi-cache. The coordinates given will put you in the vicinity of the Pump House where you will find the direction to the final location. The cache can be handicapped-accessible – if you go a roundabout route. The most direct route definitely is not!

Both stages of the cache are in popular locations, so please be sneaky while hunting! No night caching. This is a log-only cache. BYOP.

P.S. There's a dollar coin waiting for the FTF!