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Volume 9, Chapter 11, Scene 2026 - Nursery
(1st clue) crib /
(2nd clue) map of Maine /
airplane /
alphabet blocks /
baby bottle /
baby oil /
ball /
bells /
bib /
blouse /
booties /
bucket /
butterflies /
canopy /
chain /
chicken /
clouds /
clown /
comb /
cow /
crown /
doll /
electrical outlet /
elephant /
envelope /
feather duster /
fish /
floral embroidery /
fox /
giraffe /
glasses /
glove /
gramophone /
hand fan/
handkerchief /
hat /
heart /
hedgehog /
hot air balloon /
key /
kite /
lace /
lamb /
lemons /
letter B /
lion /
magnifying glass /
mirror /
mobile /
monkey /
owl /
pacifier /
pants /
pennants /
pitcher /
pouch /
powder puff /
rabbit /
ribbon /
Roman six /
sailboat /
scale /
sconce /
spinning top /
spoon /
squirrel /
stacking toy /
star /
strawberry /
sun /
tassel /
tissue box /
towel /
umbrella /
wooden flute /
xylophone /
yarn /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2026. Nursery
Volume 9, Chapter 2, Scene 1983 - Phone Booth
(1sts clue) telephone /
(2nd clue) woman /
arrow /
backpack /
barrels /
baseball /
bottle /
bricks /
broom /
butterfly /
cane /
cat /
chain /
chalkboard sign /
clipboard /
clock /
coffee flask /
cracked glass /
crate /
crowbar /
crumpled paper /
curtain /
dead flowers /
dust cloud /
envelope /
fire hydrant /
flag /
funnel /
gear /
glove /
goggles /
hammer /
handbag /
hard hat /
ivy /
keys /
kite /
ladder /
lamppost /
lantern /
letter X /
lock /
loudspeaker /
magnet /
matches /
nails /
net /
package /
paint can/
paint roller /
paint stroke /
paintbrush /
palm tree poster /
paper bag /
pigeon /
puddle /
pump /
rag /
rope /
sack /
saw /
shovel /
slingshot /
spring /
squirrel /
string of lights /
tobacco pipe /
tool belt /
trash can /
trowel /
umbrella /
wallet /
warning sign /
watering can /
web /
wrench /
yardstick /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1983. Phone Booth
Volume 9, Chapter 1, Scene 1978 - Coastal Park
(1st clue) musical instruments /
(2nd clue) cushion seating /
airplane /
airship /
arrow /
balloons /
banana peel /
bicycle /
bird bath /
birdhouse /
birds /
blanket /
book /
bottle /
broken plank /
butterflies /
butterfly net /
camera /
cat /
chalk /
chalkboard sign /
clouds /
coconuts /
cup /
dog /
dolphin /
dragonfly /
envelope /
flyer /
football /
glove /
gold-framed sign /
hand fan /
handkerchief /
handprints /
hat /
heart /
hopscotch /
hose /
hot dog /
ice cream cart /
initials /
ivy /
kite /
lantern /
laurel /
leash /
letter X /
lifesaver /
mushrooms /
musical notes /
newspaper /
parasol /
pennants /
pinwheel /
playing cards /
pogo stick /
racket /
ribbon /
rope toy /
rust /
satchel /
shovel /
spiral (topiary) /
squirrel /
star /
statue /
stepladder /
teddy bear /
tic tac toe /
tower viewer /
toy car /
toy wagon /
wallet /
watch /
watering can /
web /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1978. Coastal Park
Volume 9, Chapter 1, Scene 1978 - Coastal Park
(1st clue) musical instruments /
(2nd clue) cushion seating /
airplane /
airship /
arrow /
balloons /
banana peel /
bicycle /
bird bath /
birdhouse /
birds /
blanket /
book /
broken plank /
butterflies /
butterfly net /
camera /
cat /
chalk /
chalkboard sign /
clouds /
coconuts /
cup /
dog /
dolphin /
dragonfly /
envelope /
flyer /
football /
glove /
gold-framed sign /
hand fan /
handkerchief /
handprints /
hat /
heart /
hopscotch /
hose /
hot dog /
ice cream cart /
initials /
ivy /
kite /
lantern /
laurel /
leash /
letter X /
lifesaver /
mushrooms /
musical notes /
newspaper /
parasol /
pennants /
pinwheel /
playing cards /
pogo stick /
racket /
ribbon /
rope toy /
rust /
satchel /
shovel /
spiral (topiary) /
squirrel /
star /
statue /
stepladder /
teddy bear /
tic tac toe /
tower viewer /
toy car /
toy wagon /
wallet /
watch /
watering can /
web /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1978. Coastal Park
Volume 8, Chapter 47, Scene 1957 - Chapel
(1st clue) pulpit /
(2nd clue) lightning /
1902
arrow /
banner /
bell /
books /
bow /
brass feather /
butterfly /
camera /
cane /
cello /
chalice /
clarinet /
clouds /
coat rack /
coin purse /
coins /
cracks /
crown /
crutch /
curtain /
envelope /
glove /
gramophone /
grapes /
hand fan /
handbag /
handkerchief /
harp /
hat /
heart /
helical pattern /
hip flask /
horse /
hourglass /
incense burner /
ladder /
laurel wreath /
letter J /
lion /
microphone /
mirror /
moon /
mop /
necktie /
organ /
paint stroke /
pearls /
pinecone /
pitcher /
pocket watch /
pouch /
rabbit /
Roman nine ("IX") /
scarf /
scroll /
seashell /
sheet music /
shoes /
smoke /
spiral /
stained glass /
star /
sun /
tambourine /
tobacco pipe /
treble clef /
umbrella /
vent /
wave pattern /
web /
white feather /
wings /
wooden sign /
wreath /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1957. Chapel
Volume 8, Chapter 47, Scene 1956 - Lighthouse
(1st clue) storm cloud /
(2nd clue) bench /
arrow /
awning /
axe /
basket /
bell /
bicycle /
birdhouse /
blinds /
boots /
bricks /
broom /
butterfly net /
candles /
cane /
cart /
cat /
chain /
clock /
coffee flask /
cracks /
double scroll motif /
drainpipe /
faucet /
feather /
firewood /
flag /
flock of birds /
fountain /
fuse box /
hat /
helical column /
hole /
horse /
hose /
ivy /
jacket /
lacing /
ladder /
lamppost /
letter A /
letter X /
lightning /
mailbox /
mushrooms /
napkin /
number eighteen ("18") /
papers /
pile of leaves /
pinecone /
planks /
raccoon /
rope /
rosebush /
ruins /
saw /
seashells /
shears /
shovel /
shutters /
skylight /
smoke /
stained glass /
stars /
sun /
tassel /
urn planter /
valise /
vent /
wasp nest /
water pump /
watering can /
web /
window grate /
wooden sign /
wreath /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1956. Lighthouse
Volume 8, Chapter 43, Scene 1940 - Snowy Woods
(1st clue) dead tree /
(2nd clue) waterfall /
acorns /
antler /
apple core /
axe /
backpack /
badger /
barrel /
basket /
berries /
binoculars /
bird /
bird nest /
birdhouse /
boar /
bottle /
brushwood /
campfire /
cane /
carabiner /
cloud /
coffee flask /
compass /
deer /
earmuffs /
falling leaves /
feather /
fence /
firewood /
first aid kit /
flashlight /
fox /
handprint /
hat /
heart /
hedgehog /
hollow /
horseshoe /
icicles /
knife /
ladder /
lantern /
leash /
letter J /
letter X /
matches /
metal ore /
mushrooms /
pawprints /
pendant /
pinecones /
quiver /
rabbit /
ribbon /
Roman seven /
rope /
sack /
saw /
scarf /
shovel /
signpost /
ski poles /
skis /
sled /
snowflakes /
snowman /
snowshoes /
squirrel /
stoat /
sun /
tin can /
trap /
tree notch /
web /
wheel /
whistle /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1940. Snowy Woods
Volume 8, Chapter 39, Scene 1916 - Porch
(1st clue) barn /
(2nd clue) cloud /
apple /
apron /
arrow /
awl /
axe /
basket /
bee /
bell /
berries /
birdhouse /
book /
boots /
broom /
brush /
butterfly /
butterfly net /
carrots /
cat /
caterpillar /
crack /
curtain /
cushion /
damaged leaf /
door knocker /
dried herbs /
envelope /
feather /
firewood /
fish /
flowers /
flyswatter /
garlic /
glasses /
glove /
hat /
hearts /
hip flask /
horseshoe /
hose /
keys /
ladybug /
lantern /
lattice /
lemons /
letter S /
lizard /
lock /
mailbox /
measuring tape /
milk bottle /
newspaper /
number six ("6") /
palette knife /
pitcher /
pouch /
rabbit /
radishes /
rake /
ribbon /
Roman eleven ("XI") /
rooster /
rope /
scratches /
shawl /
shears /
shovel /
spray bottle /
stars /
stepladder /
thermometer /
towel /
web /
wheat /
whistle /
windmill /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
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