Welcome to Fitler Square
Fitler Square is named after Edwin H. Fitler, a well-regarded 19th century mayor of Philadelphia. The Square was dedicated to his memory shortly after his death in 1896.
Among his many accomplishments, Edwin H. Fitler was the Republican Presidential elector for Pennsylvania in 1876, vice-president of the Manufacturer's Club (then located at 1407 Walnut Street) an active member of the Philadelphia Club (then located at 1301 Walnut Street), and an active member of the Art Club of Philadelphia (then located at 222 South Broad Street). In addition to Fitler Square, an elementary school in Germantown was also named after him, as well as a street in the Torresdale neighborhood, and a gallery of the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
The cache is not at the posted cords.
In order to ascertain the location of the cache you will have to answer a few questions around the park. You will be looking for N39 56.ABC W075 10.DEF
A = At the posted cords read the sign on the fence and take the third digit
B = Turn around and walk to the statue of a ram. Add all the digits of the year together. divide that sum by 4
C = Continue west to the fountain to the sign dedicated to the parks namesake. How old was Edwin when he died? Add those digits together and then add to that sum 1
D = Head west to the next statue of a bear. How many letters in the name of the statue?
E & F Turn left and go to the turtles. E=Last digit in the year on the plaque
F = How many turtles
Checksum = 41
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