This cache location welcomes you to two neighboring cities along the Cuyahoga River: the City of Monroe Falls and the City of Cuyahoga Falls.
Cuyahoga Falls was founded in 1812 by William Wetmore and was originally called Manchester. The name was changed in 1828 because there was another, older Manchester in southern Ohio. Today Cuyahoga Falls ranks as the second-largest city in Summit County and the 17th largest in Ohio, based on population.
Munroe Falls was founded in 1838 by the Munroe brothers and the village was originally called Florence. Munroe Falls is smaller than its neighbor and only has one-tenth the population, ranking 282nd out of 1,213 in Ohio.
The cache is a clear film can hidden in the ivy. There will be many eyes watching you, so please be stealthy (taking photos would be an excellent cover). The hint gives the exact location of the cache for those that want to minimize search time. Feel free to upload selfies, photos of the signs, or even images of the cache.