How well do you know your hometown of Enterprise? Test your knowledge with The Southeast Sun’s Scavenger Hunt. Answer the questions by taking a selfie of yourself in the correct location for each question. Submit all 10 answers and photos to [email protected]. If you get all 10 questions correct, we will publish your name in the paper or post online with some of your photos, which will run in the Oct. 10th edition of The Southeast Sun. Deadline to submit photos is Sept. 28. Please include your first and last name in the submission. There may be more than one person in the photo, but everyone must be identified. Low resolution photos cannot be printed in the paper, so please send photos of at least 200 dpi. The Sun reserves the right to select which photos will be printed for publication.
1. Where outside in Enterprise can you find the name of the city’s founder?
2. Where is the original Boll Weevil Monument located in Enterprise?
3. What location in Enterprise is known as “The Hole.”
4. What is the name of the site in a small corner of Enterprise that displays a realistic sculpture of aviator Capt. Jerry Stripling?
5. What park in Enterprise is named after an Enterprise coach?
6. What building in Enterprise has the original doors from the Enterprise Public Library at the entrance of its establishment?
7. Where is the oldest church in Enterprise?
8. What building in Enterprise was built in 1903, had two entrances and was originally named after the hotel manager Henry McGee?
9. What sidewalk bears the name “Dr. W.W. Grubbs 1904” with a metal plaque in front of an Enterprise establishment?
10. Where was the first brick public school built in Enterprise?
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