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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 23, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | New Market |
| County: | Shenandoah |
| State: | Virginia |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | taterbug  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Status: | a |
| Last edited: | Dec 31, 2015 |
From I-81 North turn right until you come to Route 11 Congress Street. Start out going Southwest on S Congress St/Us-11 Start at
9403 S Congress St. is (on the right).
1.From the Public parking lot at historic New Market turn right and head south on Congress Street.
2.When you walk past Millie’s, sing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”.
3.Stop at the front door at 9525 and do five Jumping JACKS.
4.Leave Congress and join the Confederate’s on their road on your left.
5.Take a left and get on Sevier’s path.
6.Walk past the place where you can send your friend a letter.
7.Take a right at John Sevier and Lee Street. Watch out for the dead end
8.Find the flag pole that stands in front of where you can check out books.
9.Enter the gates to Emmanuel’s Cemetery.
10.I'm hiding in the 23rd green bushy, sphere.
On May 15,1864 the historically significant Battle of New Market took place in which teenage cadets of Virginia Institute.
The battle of New Market Reenactment is a famous historical experience taking place on the original 1864 battlefield.
The chief title to the fame for New Market was won on Maybe15,1864.
The General Assembly of Virginia officially established the town of New Market on December 14,1796.
1. From the public parking lot at historic New Market head south but don’t pass any Bills on Congress
The chief title to frame for New Market was won on May 15, 1864.
2. Meander past Millie’s and stroll up the street.
3. Turn to the mountain at 1008.
The battle of New Market started near here on May 15, 1864. General Tuner Ashby’s
white horse died.
4. Turn north at the cross roads at Sevier road.
The Battle of New Market was fought here one Sunday morning, May 15, 1864.
5. Walk past the place where you can send a “dear John” at 22844
The General Assembly of Virginia officially established the town of New Market on December 14, 1796.
6. Find the place where Lee and John meet, then travel east up the street.
7. Old Glory flies high in front of the building where you will find chapters of knowledge.
8. Enter Emmanuel’s final resting place on the western side, where the three shining glasses rise above the other four.
9. Judy and Tom are resting far to the east from my green, safe house.
9403 S Congress St. is (on the right).
1.From the Public parking lot at historic New Market turn right and head south on Congress Street.
2.When you walk past Millie’s, sing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”.
3.Stop at the front door at 9525 and do five Jumping JACKS.
4.Leave Congress and join the Confederate’s on their road on your left.
5.Take a left and get on Sevier’s path.
6.Walk past the place where you can send your friend a letter.
7.Take a right at John Sevier and Lee Street. Watch out for the dead end
8.Find the flag pole that stands in front of where you can check out books.
9.Enter the gates to Emmanuel’s Cemetery.
10.I'm hiding in the 23rd green bushy, sphere.
On May 15,1864 the historically significant Battle of New Market took place in which teenage cadets of Virginia Institute.
The battle of New Market Reenactment is a famous historical experience taking place on the original 1864 battlefield.
The chief title to the fame for New Market was won on Maybe15,1864.
The General Assembly of Virginia officially established the town of New Market on December 14,1796.
1. From the public parking lot at historic New Market head south but don’t pass any Bills on Congress
The chief title to frame for New Market was won on May 15, 1864.
2. Meander past Millie’s and stroll up the street.
3. Turn to the mountain at 1008.
The battle of New Market started near here on May 15, 1864. General Tuner Ashby’s
white horse died.
4. Turn north at the cross roads at Sevier road.
The Battle of New Market was fought here one Sunday morning, May 15, 1864.
5. Walk past the place where you can send a “dear John” at 22844
The General Assembly of Virginia officially established the town of New Market on December 14, 1796.
6. Find the place where Lee and John meet, then travel east up the street.
7. Old Glory flies high in front of the building where you will find chapters of knowledge.
8. Enter Emmanuel’s final resting place on the western side, where the three shining glasses rise above the other four.
9. Judy and Tom are resting far to the east from my green, safe house.