He Has Come LbNA #19453 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 26, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Rehoboth |
| County: | Bristol |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 4 |
| Planted by: | Black Cat  |
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| Found by: | Nairon |
| Last found: | Jul 25, 2014 |
| Status: | FFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Nov 26, 2005 |
This is a series of 4 boxes to celebrate Christmas!
THESE BOXES HAVE BEEN PULLED FOR THE SEASON
Box #1...You'll find your first box near the First Congregational Church in Rehoboth, off of Bay Road. You will find a parking lot behind the church. This is actually the parking lot for the "Historical Carpenter Museum". As you reach First Congregational, look just past the church there is a driveway on the left. You can pull in and park behind the church and museum. As you exit your car, look for some old Grist Mill Stones. Face and read to one that is engraved, such history! Turn 180 degrees and you will notice 5 bushes. Walk between the bushes (on your left) and the small shed (on your right). Walk along the bushes, keeping them to your left, and continue until you are facing the side of the barn continue walking until you reach the ramp's outside rail. Turn left walk to the nearest bush and look inside!
Box #2...you will find at Rehoboth Historical Cemetary #28 on Chestnut Street. Turn right onto Chestnut Street fron Pleasant Street. Drive 5 tenths of a mile. On your right you will see a White sign on a tree indicating Cemetary #28. Park on the side of the road and walk through the gate and down the path toward the cemetary. This is a beautifully preserved old cemetary. From the gate as you enter the cemetary spot a large and some what different stone (the Horton Family stone). Walk behind the stone and look at "Albert" Turn and face the stone wall and the lonely pine. Walk to the pine. Look to the left and spy the forked trees. Walk to them. Standing directly in front of these trees, place your hand on the wall's top stone and feel behind and under. Here you will find the second Christmas Treasure.
Box #3...Travel to Burying Place Hill Cemetary on the corner of Peckham and Benjamin Street. Park on Peckham travelling to the northern edge and enter the cemetary at this point. Walking up the hill, follow this road/path along the outer wall near the woods kepping the grave sites on your right. Walk to the back corner. Once there turn and face the direction from which you came. Now with the graveyard on your left see 3 pine trees together on the right. At the foot of the first tree (closest to you)is a stone. Behind the stone is what you seek.
Box #4...an easy drive by. Proceed to Oak Knoll Cemetary on Route 118 also known as Tremont Street. Drive into Oak Knoll thru the main entrance. At the first Y take a right. Following along Road up a small hill past the Caretaker's Shed on your left. Continue the slight upgrade past Hawthorne Street on your right, continue, there will be a slight bend in the road at an oak tree on your right. Find the first bush to find the last gift of Chrismas.
During this holiday season when we are so busy and stressed,we hope that you enjoyed be outdoors and our sharing the meaning of Christmas with you. A Blessed Holiday to you.
THESE BOXES HAVE BEEN PULLED FOR THE SEASON
Box #1...You'll find your first box near the First Congregational Church in Rehoboth, off of Bay Road. You will find a parking lot behind the church. This is actually the parking lot for the "Historical Carpenter Museum". As you reach First Congregational, look just past the church there is a driveway on the left. You can pull in and park behind the church and museum. As you exit your car, look for some old Grist Mill Stones. Face and read to one that is engraved, such history! Turn 180 degrees and you will notice 5 bushes. Walk between the bushes (on your left) and the small shed (on your right). Walk along the bushes, keeping them to your left, and continue until you are facing the side of the barn continue walking until you reach the ramp's outside rail. Turn left walk to the nearest bush and look inside!
Box #2...you will find at Rehoboth Historical Cemetary #28 on Chestnut Street. Turn right onto Chestnut Street fron Pleasant Street. Drive 5 tenths of a mile. On your right you will see a White sign on a tree indicating Cemetary #28. Park on the side of the road and walk through the gate and down the path toward the cemetary. This is a beautifully preserved old cemetary. From the gate as you enter the cemetary spot a large and some what different stone (the Horton Family stone). Walk behind the stone and look at "Albert" Turn and face the stone wall and the lonely pine. Walk to the pine. Look to the left and spy the forked trees. Walk to them. Standing directly in front of these trees, place your hand on the wall's top stone and feel behind and under. Here you will find the second Christmas Treasure.
Box #3...Travel to Burying Place Hill Cemetary on the corner of Peckham and Benjamin Street. Park on Peckham travelling to the northern edge and enter the cemetary at this point. Walking up the hill, follow this road/path along the outer wall near the woods kepping the grave sites on your right. Walk to the back corner. Once there turn and face the direction from which you came. Now with the graveyard on your left see 3 pine trees together on the right. At the foot of the first tree (closest to you)is a stone. Behind the stone is what you seek.
Box #4...an easy drive by. Proceed to Oak Knoll Cemetary on Route 118 also known as Tremont Street. Drive into Oak Knoll thru the main entrance. At the first Y take a right. Following along Road up a small hill past the Caretaker's Shed on your left. Continue the slight upgrade past Hawthorne Street on your right, continue, there will be a slight bend in the road at an oak tree on your right. Find the first bush to find the last gift of Chrismas.
During this holiday season when we are so busy and stressed,we hope that you enjoyed be outdoors and our sharing the meaning of Christmas with you. A Blessed Holiday to you.