The hunt will take you to St Paul's Episcopal Church which was established in 1642. There are a series of beautiful stained glass windows on the sides of the church which are well worth the few extra minutes it takes to walk around the church. The chapel has a stained-glass window showing a red-robed and helmeted angel carrying a sword and the scales of justice. It commemorates Gen. Laurence S. Baker of the Confederate Army and former members of St. Paul's, "Soldiers of the South," with the dates of the Civil War, 1861 to 1865." FYI: General Baker was the stationmaster for the now restored train station just down the road. The General is buried in Cedar Hill Cemetary right next to the train station and within visual range of "Constantina Site," Cache GC1JQMP. The Generals grave stands out by virtue of its pyramid of black Cannonballs and the site is maintained by The Sons of Confederate Veterans, Tom Smith Camp #1702.
Please take care when returning the cache to it's hiding place. You do not have to disturb the landscaping to obtain this cache.
Special thanks goes out to E-dad for helping obtain permission for this cache.
Congrats to bdramatic for the FTF.