Complete the passport, and earn a Geocoin and collectible token (which can't be named here), designed by Chris Mackey of Aura Designs!
Complete the Dublin Limerick Adventure Lab and receive another collectible token!
(Not to be named here!)
Dublin Arts Council has a series of Riverboxes in parks throughout the area. Several are within 0.1mi of another cache and aren't listed on this site. If you're interested, please check out the master list online, Dublin Arts Council (Ohio). All have GPS coordinates and clues provided, as well as educational materials to further your exploration.
Equal East Riverbox, was created in early 2022, by artist Don Staufenberg.
Equal East Riverbox celebrates the bridging between Downtown Historic Dublin and
the new Bridge Park development. A new Dublin Link pedestrian bridge acts as an
equalizer between both sides; it becomes a celebration between both sides of
Dublin, where one is not better than the other, they are unique in their own ways
and are equally vital to the community.
The artist wanted to create an artwork where the explorer learns something about
Dublin from either side of the bridge. Three pieces of steel crossing the artwork
represent three of Dublin’s Scioto River bridges: the Route 161 (Bridge Street)
Bridge, The Dublin Link pedestrian bridge, and the Emerald Parkway bridge which
runs parallel to the I-270 overpass.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Don Staufenberg, is a product designer by background. Originally from Long Island,
New York, Staufenberg earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Design
from Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. Staufenberg has been a Dublin, Ohio resident for more than 20 years.
Don has served as product designer with
many prestigious companies including Rubbermaid and Herman Miller, and as head
of design at Fitch Inc., Columbus, Ohio. He has been a guest lecturer at a variety of
universities and currently provides design consultation for various firms.
Clues: Approach the pedestrian bridge but rather than walking across, follow the
stairwell down to the paved path below.
Walk north toward the site where bicycles,
joggers, and strollers fork in different directions.
Look for a brilliant white form
nestled along the tree line and the river’s edge.