Clue #9
Since ’01 it loomed on Palafox
but many considered it foolish.
The key names the occupant
from the year ninety two.

On the intersection where
the Bear Block held sway,
the coin will be found.
The chest tells the way.

Clue #8
Along the street where
gardens grew, near an edge
of hallowed ground,
one pioneer life is told on stone.

Varied businesses and many
descendants remained to tell the tale.
The key names the traditions left
as an endowment for the town.

Clue #7
Used by Spanish and Masons,
it is home to men of our past.
If you walk in the back gate,
you can find the right way.

‘Mid nine mismatched old stones
in two neat rows
the key names the place
where Mrs Margaret was “nee”.

Clue #6
A drive to the west
finds a field filled with
wings from the past
for you to view.

Surrounded by glass and
under blue and gold,
the key’s on the sign
‘neath one “W” flew.

Clue #5
Your resource lists
an educational site
left over from
years before.

The key will appear
in the telling of what
the ground was
once used for.

Clue #4
Little remains of
Dan Sullivan’s pride;
a marker is there
to look for.

Pensacola’s collector has
kept a reminder.
The key’s on its label
close to the door.

Clue #3
Arbona provides
a free area map
and lists of historical
homes are on there.

OH, take a look at the sixth;
a marker’s out front.
The key’s a block south
where riders prepare.

Clue #2
The Eastside of town
now has a new sign
celebrating a pilot
and favorite son.

Your key will appear
once you have found
the school where the
General signed up from.

Clue #1
To the sand you should go,
via Sykes’s gateway,
and turn toward
bastions of old.

One prized mound remains
with its symbol intact.
From the sign of the cross
the key will be told.