Pushing Up Daisies #67 LbNA #44227 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | pawca  |
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| Plant date: | Oct 25, 2008 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Keene |
| County: | Cheshire |
| State: | New Hampshire |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | one love journeying |
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| Last found: | Jul 22, 2010 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFam |
| Last edited: | Oct 25, 2008 |
Feb 2014 - This one is gone.
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We found two different entrances to this cemetery and two different names. It’s a very big place and, while it didn’t appear to be real old, it was a pretty nice place to wander around. We stumbled upon it while trying to get around downtown Keene which was closed off for the pumpkin festival. We were on High St. headed east. After crossing Washington, it turned into Greenlawn and runs straight into the cemetery. From this entrance the name appeared to be Greenlawn cemetery. There is another entrance on North Lincoln and a sign that says this part is the Northern Division of Woodland Cemetery.
However you enter, find The Sumner Knight and Family Memorial Chapel. It’s a very large cemetery but you should be able to find the chapel without too much trouble. From the chapel, go east over Beaver Brook. Take your first right to the Putnam area. Park here. We wandered over the little bridge and the Putnam area but couldn’t find a spot for #67. So, go back and look across the road from the little bridge. Up the bank is a stump with your prize.
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We found two different entrances to this cemetery and two different names. It’s a very big place and, while it didn’t appear to be real old, it was a pretty nice place to wander around. We stumbled upon it while trying to get around downtown Keene which was closed off for the pumpkin festival. We were on High St. headed east. After crossing Washington, it turned into Greenlawn and runs straight into the cemetery. From this entrance the name appeared to be Greenlawn cemetery. There is another entrance on North Lincoln and a sign that says this part is the Northern Division of Woodland Cemetery.
However you enter, find The Sumner Knight and Family Memorial Chapel. It’s a very large cemetery but you should be able to find the chapel without too much trouble. From the chapel, go east over Beaver Brook. Take your first right to the Putnam area. Park here. We wandered over the little bridge and the Putnam area but couldn’t find a spot for #67. So, go back and look across the road from the little bridge. Up the bank is a stump with your prize.