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What Do You Hungerford? Traditional Cache

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Tanders: Since one phone booth has already been removed, the other one will probably soon follow. Plus, lots of artists are leaving Hungerford as there are landlord issues. Therefore, there aren't as many reasons to introduce people to this area. Thanks to all those who did make it out here though!

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Hidden : 5/5/2021
Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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The Hungerford Building is a huge old building overlooking the Goodman Street Yard (a railroad switching yard) at the very end of North Goodman Street in the EMMA neighborhood. In the early-to-mid 1900s, it was a major manufacturing plant for the J. Hungerford Smith Company, who made "True Fruit" flavored syrups, as well as the flavor syrup for A&W Root Beer. The J. Hungerford Smith brand is still an active line of products from ConAgra Foodservice.

Today, the Hungerford Building describes itself as a "community of artists, craftspeople and businesses." It is home to numerous artist studios, galleries, a kombucha maker, and a cidery.

You are looking for a small magnetic hide-a-key container. Container includes a pencil but please bring your own in case it is missing.

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