I saw the five-point star carved into its base over the words An Eternal Light, and at the top of the pole, a five-pointed lamp in the form of a star. It commemorated military dead in World War One.
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- At the Mossman Lock Collection
- Tower of Light
- Caduceus at the NYPL
- Room 315
- Image Of Fire
- Hermes at Grand Central Terminal
- The Isaiah Wall
- United Nations Aglow
- What The Fifth Cache Said To Me
- College Grounds
- Along Love Lane
- The Water Door
- Pentagram
- The Second Obelisk
- The Star of Eternal Light
- Standing Wave
- The Stepping Stones
- Atop the RCA Building
- My Place of Work
- What The Fourth Cache Said To Me
- The Magic Cube
- At The Tick Tock, Again
- Bricks of Light
- Burning Snake
- Time Flies, Again
- The Compass Rose
- Look Down at your Feet
- Pyramids at Union
- Goodnight Moon
- Defiance
- Chess Table at Washington Square Park
- The Hangmen's Elm
- Triangle Fire
- The Bell of Doom
- Emmet's Vault
- An Amiable Child, Again
- The Hare Krishna Tree
- Chess Table at Tompkins Square Park
- Red Square
- What The Second Cache Said To me
- The Treacherous Path
- Terri at Mercer
- Iron Lotus on Mercer
- Canal Street
- Vesica Piscis
- The Malice Box
- Ground Zero, lower Manhattan
- At the Tick Tock
- Trinity Seal
- Trinity Reflected at One Wall Street
- Glimpse of the Red Room
- Vegetation
- Twisted Lizards
- Cube
- Legs
- An Amiable Child
- Terri, again
- Terri
- What The First Cache Said To Me
- Les Halles
- Ground Zero
- Contents of the First Cache
- Where The Scavenger Hunt Begins
- Proof of Good Faith
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- Breaking the Code
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