Downtown, Part 2
Part 2 of Downtown Rogers has even more history to explore!
On the HUNT!
You will start this leg on Walnut St. between 1st and 2nd Streets.
The exact spot to start can be entered as GPS coordinates.
36°19'59.1"N 94°07'00.3"W
That long string of numbers and letters can be copied and put into Google and it will show you the exact spot within a few feet.
It's also on a map HERE. Go there, then return to this page.
You will start this leg on Walnut St. between 1st and 2nd Streets.
The exact spot to start can be entered as GPS coordinates.
36°19'59.1"N 94°07'00.3"W
That long string of numbers and letters can be copied and put into Google and it will show you the exact spot within a few feet.
It's also on a map HERE. Go there, then return to this page.
To find your next stop, you must search for clues on the buildings to spell the secret word.
LETTER #1
This BLUE and WHITE building has the easiest to find letter. That's LETTER #1
This BLUE and WHITE building has the easiest to find letter. That's LETTER #1
LETTER #2
Remember those "spot the difference" games you played as a kid?
Well now you get to put those skills to the test.
One of these photos looks like the actual building.
The real photo shows you LETTER #2. You can click on each image to enlarge it.
(If you get stuck, continue to letter #3 and you'll figure it out.)
Remember those "spot the difference" games you played as a kid?
Well now you get to put those skills to the test.
One of these photos looks like the actual building.
The real photo shows you LETTER #2. You can click on each image to enlarge it.
(If you get stuck, continue to letter #3 and you'll figure it out.)
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LETTER #3
Find the Union Block building. Take the first two numbers of the year it was built and add them together. Count up that many letters in the alphabet to find LETTER #3.
Find the Union Block building. Take the first two numbers of the year it was built and add them together. Count up that many letters in the alphabet to find LETTER #3.
LETTER #4
In 1894, Harlan Stroud opened a department store in Rogers. His building is on this street and bears his name. His middle initial is LETTER #4.
In 1894, Harlan Stroud opened a department store in Rogers. His building is on this street and bears his name. His middle initial is LETTER #4.
Insert the letters you've discovered below.
Enter the Secret Word
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PROOF! The proof of this leg will be shown at the end of the hunt!
After this leg is complete, you will need to turn in all the proof at the Rogers Historical Museum to receive your prize.
After this leg is complete, you will need to turn in all the proof at the Rogers Historical Museum to receive your prize.