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Scavenger Hunt
Read before you go - “Be Kind to Cemeteries: Tips for respectfully visiting burial grounds.”
Award Ceremony: Sunday, October 29, 3 PM at the Elmendorph Inn. See details.
Everyone who submits a scavenger hunt gets a participation prize, no matter how much you’ve finished. Plus, you will be entered into a raffle for a chance to win the grand prize basket of your choosing!
Submit your answers before 11:59 PM FRI., OCT. 20
(if you’re competing simply for a participation prize, you can bring your scavenger hunt to the award ceremony)
Tips before your adventure begins:
Watch where you step in the graveyard, there are plenty of places to twist an ankle. Many of the headstones are very old and therefore delicate, so do not touch the stones, NO QUESTIONS require touching the headstones or making a rubbing. Remember that this is a graveyard: explore, learn, and enjoy respectfully.
How to participate:
Print out a workbook to record your answers while you are on the hunt. (You can also pick one up on the back door of the Elmendorph Inn).
Check in at all 6 cemeteries by finding the Cemetery Crawl sign and recording the code indicated on the sign in your workbook.
Submit your answers before 11:59 PM FRI., OCT. 20 by either:
Dropping your workbook off at StoryStudio open hours (5 Cherry St., Tuesdays 10 am - 12 pm and 2- 4 pm and the 1st Saturday of the month 10 am - 12 pm)
Dropping your workbook off in the lockbox by back door of the Elmendorph Inn (7562 N. Broadway)
Uploading your answers online using our google form.
Prizes:
Everyone who submits a workbook gets a participation prize, no matter how much you’ve finished, plus, you will be entered into a raffle for a chance to win the grand prize basket of your choosing.
Collect more points to get more entries in the raffle.
**You must be present at the Award Ceremony to collect your prize.**
Baskets:
Graveyard Gazer - Best suited for individual adults or partners
Includes: 6 month subscription to Ancestry.com; The Family Tree Cemetery Field Guide: How to Find, Record, and Preserve Your Ancestors' Graves by Joy Neighbors; bottle of local Rose Hill Cider; HRH baseball hat
Cemetery Crawlers - Best suited for families with children
Includes: The Geocaching Adventure Crate - Learn to Geocache Box for Kids; I Spy Spooky Night: A Book of Picture Riddles; In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories; Once Upon a Time: A Storytelling Kit for Making Family Memories Into Tales; Holy Cow Ice Cream Gift Card
Taphophile-in-Training - Best suited for single young adult, age 12+
Includes: The Graveyard Book, by Neil Gaiman; 3 month Dear Holmes Murder Mystery Subscription; Taste Budds Gift Card; Gravestone style book plates; Tempus Fugit embroidered patch
Tombstone Trekkers - Best suited for teams of 3 or more, all ages
Includes: Keri Smith Deluxe Boxed Set: Wreck this Journal, This Is Not a Book, Mess, and The Pocket Scavenger; Dixit, a storytelling board game; Salvatore’s Gift Card; cemetery stickers
Points
General Questions (2 points each, 20 questions) = 40 pts
Challenge Questions ( 5 pts each, 4 per cemetery, 6 cemeteries) = 120 pts
Bingo for bonus points( 10 pts per row/diagonal, 12 rows) = 120 pts
Total points possible: 280
Entries for Grand Prize Baskets
Every 20 points gets you another entry in the raffle:
1-20 pts = 1 entry
21-40 pts = 2 entries
41- 60 pts = 3 entries
…
261-280 = 14 entries (Most possible entries.)
**Hint: divide total pts by 20 to find out how many entries you get!**