Presented by the President in the Name of the Congress, it is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon any American. The men who wear it call themselves "recipients" (not winners), for what they received it for was not a contest...it was a time of terror and death where their valor was tested, then recognized by a grateful Nation. All of them feel that they didn't win The Medal...they RECEIVED it. Frequently called "The Congressional Medal of Honor", its true title is simply:

There are four Medal Of Honor recipients interred in Jefferson County. This cache series pays tribute to those heroes.

Due to saturation issues, this cache could not be hidden where initially intended, at the MoH sculpture on the courthouse lawn downtown.

If you ever visit, the Firefighter and Law Enforcement memorials are on the lawn across Jefferson Street.

Throughout the MoH series, you will be seeking a logbook, contained in an Rx bottle, secluded in a decorated decon container, sheltered in a black tent.

I placed this cache on a Saturday morning and the parking lot was completely empty. Because the parking spaces are numbered (implying RESERVED) it may be tough if not possible on a weekday. Note there is an alley at the rear of lot. Check there for possible surprises then follow the hint.