Not a Microcache Traditional Cache

Urban caches have increasingly become micros because they're easy to hide, but hard to find. This cache strives to be a fun urban cache that is NOT a micro-cache. It still might be a challenge. Bring your geo-trinkets and let the kids have fun. Write a lot in the log book.
The location used to be the site of the St. Andrews African Methodist Episcopal Church-founded in 1850. It was the first African-American owned religious building on the Pacific Coast. Now it attracts people from all walks of life.

Please be very discreet, this is a very public place. You may want to try it on weekends or at night. Please try to return it to the same position so it will stay in place.
The cache is in a painted cigar box, and yes, that's bigger than a film cannister!

Congratulations to Booty Buddies and 47Dad47 for FTF!]