Meux Home Traditional Cache

Built in 1888 the home was added to the National Register of Historic Places in January 1975. It is knows as a prime example and a tribute to the beauty of victorian architecture.The exterior walls are covered with a variety of textures and decorations including clapboards, shingles, and ornamental floral-like relief work. The large porch is held up by beautifully turned spindles accented with 'gingerbread', and designed to provide protection from the hot valley sun.

This cache is on the public side of the fence and and can be found even during non business hours. Though the terrain is smooth and cache is easily accessible, those in a wheelchair might not be able to reach or "view" the cache. Literally a park and grab.