Plymouth-Then and Now Mystery Cache
Judypatudy: I would like to put out a better multi cache there so I need to disable this one.
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Welcome to Plymouth, Then and Now. This is a virtual, puzzle cache. In order to get to the final location you will need to gather information in Downtown Plymouth. Start your journey at the posted coordinates. Congrats to commander overlord, frito bandito and geoconsumer for FTF
Plymouth is a cute town with character....come visit.
This is a virtual cache, so there won't be any cache container. In order to get credit for the find just post a picture at the final location or any part of downtown Plymouth that you enjoyed. If you don't have a camera, just email me what you saw, after you "found it".
Starting Point: This city park is known as Kellogg Park. It is a favorite place to gather with friends. During the summer months there are concerts on Friday nights and a Farmer’s Market on Saturday mornings.
As you look to the South you will notice this building across the street, 729 Ann Arbor Trail. This was once the Michigan Bell Telephone Company. It was built in 1926. (visit link)
A A. How many windows are on the West side of the building MINUS 1 ? _ _
From this building you will proceed west until you come to the intersection of Ann Arbor Trail and Main Street. Continue to go North on Main Street and pass a block of stores and restaurants 318-336 S. Main Street was built in late 1893 after the “great fire” of 1893 eliminated most of the block (visit link)
On the corner of Main Street and Penniman you will see Kilwin’s, 298 S. Main, Yum. (visit link)
There is a Historic Marker on the side of the building. This building was originally built as Conner's Hardware Store.
B. What year was it built? 189_
C. What time did the Conner’s Hardware store open? __am.
Continue traveling North on Main Street to 280 Main Street. This was originally the home of Dr Albert Patterson. It was purchased in 1917 by Fred Schrader and turned into the Schrader Funeral Home. (visit link)
D. How many windows are on the North Side of Schrader Funeral Home?
Across the street is the Baker House (visit link) 233 S. Main Street. This home was built in 1875 by Henry W. Baker who once served as President of Daisy Air Rifle. This home is on the National Register of Historic Places is used today for commercial purposes.
E. How many smoke stacks are on top of this house?
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