This cache was part of the 2019 Fox Valley Road Rally, June 30th 2019
Look for the FVRR to return in 2021.
This Control Box was a collaboration between the City of Neenah, the Neenah Historical Society and the art students at Neenah High School in the effort to honor those people and places who made our city and community so great over the years.
Use the Reference Point to gather the information needed to come up with the Final coordinates.
Container may be found at:
N 44 10. ABC W088 27.DEF
A: The Equitable Reserve Building is one of the finest examples of neo-classical architecture in Neenah. It was built in 190A
B: As one of Wisconsin's most impressive historical homes, the Babcock home was built in 188B by one of the founders of Kimberly-Clark Corporation.
C: Theda Clark Peters posthumously funded the creation of Neenah's Hospital which opened in 190C
D: The Neenah City Hall was designed by local architect William Waters in188D. The Clock Tower is the only remains of the old city hall building.
E: The Council Tree was originally designated as a place the Native Americans met each other and new settlers. In 18E5, the Neenah Council Tree at Kimberly Point was removed by the Federal Corp of Engineers.
F: In the1850's downtown Neenah was a thriving location full of dry good stores, grocers and hardware stores. Neenah was officially incorporated in 187F.