This is an unusual but interesting attraction in a small rural town in eastern North Carolina in Nash County. To prove your visit, post a photo of the attraction and your GPS receiver. Alternatively, send an e-mail with the name of the attraction, the names of the two individuals originally associated with this group of buildings along with the hours the buildings are open during the week. No Internet finds and please no mention of the details in your post.
A special message from the staff at this location on January 31, 2006
Greetings!
Thank you to whoever posted our little corner of the world as a virtual geo-cache and to everyone else who tracks us down to post their "find." I noticed that many of you found the location closed, and that was indeed the case in 2003-2004 when our ownership was transfered to East Carolina University. Since then, we have re-opened and would love for all you geo-cache seekers to stop by and say hello. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We only close for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years holidays. If you can only come out after hours, you can still find the cache answers on plagues posted on the buildings (on which one I am not going to tell... I can't make it that easy!). Leave us a note on our door that you stopped by too! For those that can visit while we are open, come in and tell our staff at the gift shop you are a geo-cache finder. We might have something special for you! Thanks again for letting us be a part of your fun!