Screechin' Owls LbNA #17612 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Blue Butterfly
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| Plant date: | Aug 21, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Joshua |
| County: | Johnson |
| State: | Texas |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Elwood Fan |
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| Last found: | Jul 20, 2014 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFr |
| Last edited: | Aug 21, 2005 |
This is a tribute to the mascot of Joshua High School.
The town of Joshua was recorded and surveyed in 1880 and was first organized when the railroad line was extended through Joshua in 1881. Farming was the principal source of income for Joshua residents and cotton was the main crop. In 1883, the first cotton gin was constructed by J.M. Garrett
Farming is still important to the Joshua economy, but dairy cows and horse facilities are located around Joshua and everything from cutting horses to race horses are raised and trained nearby.
Willie Denton college was founded in 1899. At one time, students came from across the state to receive their educations in Joshua. In 1909, the land of Willie Denton College was turned over to the Joshua Independent School District.
The JISD has always been important to the city of Joshua and a great source of pride. In recent years, it has been considered one of the fastest growing school districts in Texas. The school system is also one of the major employers in the community.
Joshua residents are close enough to the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex to enjoy the benefits of the city, yet far enough away to enjoy the rural setting. This gives Joshua residents the best of both worlds.
Directions
From Ft. Worth Take I-35 South/West to hwy 174 South to Burleson/Joshua. Continue south until you get to the Burleson/Joshua City limit sign. You will be entering Joshua city limits.
Clues
1. From the city limit sign, continue south on 174 app. 2.8 miles.
2. Turn left on Plum Street. On the right will be Plum Elementary and on the left will be
Joshua High School.
3. Go app. .01 miles and turn right on the student pick-up lane. There are three utility poles.
4. Park and walk to the third utility pole and stand with your back to the elementary . The pole will be on your right.
5. Walk 16 steps from the utility Pole. You will be standing beside a tree on your right. The box is behind the tree under leaves and a white rock.
You will need to use caution when finding this box. Please do not attempt to find it when students are there. This is a high traffic area. Please re-hide well and let me know the status of the box.
The town of Joshua was recorded and surveyed in 1880 and was first organized when the railroad line was extended through Joshua in 1881. Farming was the principal source of income for Joshua residents and cotton was the main crop. In 1883, the first cotton gin was constructed by J.M. Garrett
Farming is still important to the Joshua economy, but dairy cows and horse facilities are located around Joshua and everything from cutting horses to race horses are raised and trained nearby.
Willie Denton college was founded in 1899. At one time, students came from across the state to receive their educations in Joshua. In 1909, the land of Willie Denton College was turned over to the Joshua Independent School District.
The JISD has always been important to the city of Joshua and a great source of pride. In recent years, it has been considered one of the fastest growing school districts in Texas. The school system is also one of the major employers in the community.
Joshua residents are close enough to the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex to enjoy the benefits of the city, yet far enough away to enjoy the rural setting. This gives Joshua residents the best of both worlds.
Directions
From Ft. Worth Take I-35 South/West to hwy 174 South to Burleson/Joshua. Continue south until you get to the Burleson/Joshua City limit sign. You will be entering Joshua city limits.
Clues
1. From the city limit sign, continue south on 174 app. 2.8 miles.
2. Turn left on Plum Street. On the right will be Plum Elementary and on the left will be
Joshua High School.
3. Go app. .01 miles and turn right on the student pick-up lane. There are three utility poles.
4. Park and walk to the third utility pole and stand with your back to the elementary . The pole will be on your right.
5. Walk 16 steps from the utility Pole. You will be standing beside a tree on your right. The box is behind the tree under leaves and a white rock.
You will need to use caution when finding this box. Please do not attempt to find it when students are there. This is a high traffic area. Please re-hide well and let me know the status of the box.