The cache is at: N 35 2D.MLK W 080 3Y.[U-Q]D'J'
where
1: "To protect
Our children
This fence is erected
In loving memory of
Miss Virginia Montgomery
ABCD"
(Chain link fence near corner)
2: If it's summer and you want something cold, or you just want something sweet, and cold, then this is a good place to visit.
3. Confederate Monument:
"EFGH - In Memoriam - JKLM
This monument is erected
to the memory of the
Confederate Dead of
Cabarrus County
N. C.
With granite and marble and branch of the cyprus
The emblems of peace shall thy slumbers enshrine
Then take this memento Tis all we can offer
Oh grave of our comrade this tribute is thine."
4. Cabarrus Black Boys Fountain
In Memoriam
The Cabarrus Black Boys
Who destroyed the British Ammunition
May 17, NOPQ
In defense of American liberty
Erected by the Cabarrus Black Boys Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
May RSTU
5. Cabarrus County Law Enforcement Memorial
As of the day this cache was published, what year did the last person "Gave Lives in Line of Duty"?
Jackie L. Daniel Age 43 Jul 28, VWXY
Responders Memorial
As of 2010, how many names were listed? Z
7 and 8, at Old Lutheran Cemetery
Adam Ceophus Troutman A'B'C'D' - E'F'G'H' Note: BlindReff and Novastar host an annual meat and greet at Troutman's BBQ.
Gen. Paul Barringer and Wife Elizabeth
What is the first word on both markers? Calculate the "letter value sum" of that word: J'K' Note: May or not be directly related, but the Barringer gold mine in Richfield, NC has an interesting history, both from civil war times and more recent.
Bonus points: If you can find and upload a picture of the marker for Elizabeth Blackwelder, b. 1800, d. 1872, there is an open request by Carolyn Lane Lewis since March 17, 2017, and I'm sure she would be grateful. Thanks!