Is it west of the Rockies?

Is it historic because of who once lived there?

Or is it historic because it represents a particular era?

Is it in Texas?

Is it in California?

Is it in Asheville?

If it's not in the Appalachians it can't be in Asheville, so it can't be the Biltmore.

Read Emily Litell here: Neveerr mind.

I think I thought that since it was in the Blue Ridge Moutains, they weren't in the Appalachians. Guess its in the Blue Ridge Mountains AND the Appalachians. Phooey. Another pretty place, especially the gardens... and food!

So far,we know it's in the midwest,with the exception of Illinois,Wisconsin,Minnesota, Indiana and Ohio,or the west,canada or Mexico.

Plant...yes
Meldy Yes, Yes, No no

And Marda...we know, now that it's west of the Rockys.

West of the American Rockies?
or the Canadian Rockies?

Was the famous person political?

Was the era before 1900?

Yes, Yes..Canadian
No political
Yes pre 1900

Was the home lived in later than 1900?

Bethune House, in Ontario?

Rob no
Meldy no

Is it in British Columbia?

Phreak, nope!

No one lives in this house now.

Is it in Newfoundland?

Is it in the Northwest Territories?

Is it in British Columbia?

Was the famous person a woman?

Does it have a reputation for being haunted?

Is it open to the public?

Meldy, No Northwest
No Newfoundland
No to BC
And who said aanything about a "famous person" living there? The question was is it famous because ofwho lived there....
The answer is "yes".
Wanda yes it's open to the public.

Gardencat, I don't think so.

Is it in Alaska?

Nope not Alaska

Is it in the Yukon?

Was it a hotel?

Not in the Yukon
Don't think it was ever a hotel

While it doesn't have a reputation for being haunted, the people who once lived there have mysteriously disappeared.

[West of the American Rockies and West of the American Rockies; not Alaska, not Yukon.]

Is it on an island?

Is it on the Bering Sea?

I'm ready for today's clue!

Sorry I had a funeral....and then went out to dinner.

You have to climb a long and steep flight of stairs to enter this house.

Abbot Pass hut

I had to go look that up, Don,had never heard of it before. What an interesting place that is. Part of it is in BC though,isn't it and Linda said no to it's being there. Also,it's in the Candian Rockies,not west of them. I'd love to go see this place.

Sorry...I said Yes to west of the Canadian Rockies.
Today's clue...look to the south.

is it in Jasper National Park?

Banff National Park?

Yoho National Park?

Kootenay National Park?

Probably not it but interesting.

Here is a link that might be useful: Banff Springs Hotel

Bow Valley Provincial Park?

Spray Valley Provincial Park?

Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial Park?

Peter Lougheed Provincial Park?

Don...no no no no and no no no no.

Well that covers most of west Alberta. It stretches west of the rockies a bit. So , question... is it in Alberta?

What did I say to make you look to Canada?

RE: Scavenger Hunt - #3

* Posted by meldy_nva z6b VA (My Page) on
Tue, Apr 8, 08 at 11:30

West of the American Rockies?
or the Canadian Rockies?

Was the famous person political?

Was the era before 1900?

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RE: Scavenger Hunt - #3XX

* Posted by lindac Iowa Z 5/4 (My Page) on
Tue, Apr 8, 08 at 11:33

Yes, Yes..Canadian
No political
Yes pre 1900

Yes yes west of the american and Candaian rockies.
West of the American Rockies and West of the Canadian Rockies.

In the US?

Is it a lighthouse?

Sheila no
Don yes

It is in a national park.

Is it located in NM?

Linda J....yes.

Could it be Chaco?

yes...In chaco canyon

Remind me to do north and south, next time, lol.

Pueblo Bonita ruins, home of the "Anasazi"?

Here is link............

Here is a link that might be useful: Chaco Culture National Historic Park

Bingo!