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Can you tell where this photo was taken and what it shows?
Do you know what Mystery Photo 41 depicts, and in which
national park it was taken? The first five readers submitting correct answers will be eligible for our monthly prize drawing.
We'll provide the answer in tomorrow's Traveler. Meanwhile, we'll embargo the answer so everybody can take a crack at it.
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Comments
Sorry, spike. It's not part of an armory and it's not at Harper's Ferry.
Eric Nelson has figured it out too. That makes three so far. This thing is more difficult than I gave it credit for.
fort niagara? I don't think thats a national park though. Is that an artillery round stuck in the wall?
Dave knows what the photo depicts and now has only to specify the natonal park. (You're right, Dave; Fort Niagara is not a National Park System unit.)