Cemeteries can be scary, uncomfortable, sad, or interesting.
Cemeteries can speak volumes with just a name and a couple of
dates. Dates like 1914-1917, 1918, 1939-1945, etc, these dates
speak volumes. The four cemeteries I chose are some that I feel are
interesting. The first is a little country cemetery, the second is
a big fairly modern cemetery, and the third is filled with
Morgantown history but still very active today, while the final
cemetery is a lonely and little one with many nameless and dateless
markers but few headstones . So take some time and look around
these fascinating records of time, please be respectful, these
people are fathers, mothers, sons, and daughters. You need to find
the year these folks left us. The century is NOT important for this
hunt.
The final, main cache can only be opened with a key.
Stage 1: Begin your hunt at the above coordinates to get the first
part of the key. Look for H. Calo.
Stage 2: Your 2nd hunt is at N39° 36.771' W79° 56.935'. At these
coordinates find Agnes H, Hogue.
Stage 3: To find the coordinates for the main cache, you must
proceed to N39°37.356' W79°57.825' and do a puzzle.
In Memory of "our Sons" "our Women". (as before, century is not
important)
(D-B+C+A) (D+C) (A+A+C) (D+C) (A+B+C) (B) (A)
(D-C) (D+C) (B-A-C) (B-A) (C+C+A) (D) (B)
Final Stage: Here is where your key and coordinates from Stage 1 -
3 will come in handy. The master of the key may prove to be a bit
of a challenge. But, with patience, you will be granted access. You
may have to re-enter the key to close the master. When done, please
make sure to fully close, scramble and put cache back as you found
it.
Good Luck!!