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June's Journey: Hidden Objects
Volume 9, Chapter 8, Scene 2015 - Pure Corp Waiting Area
(1st clue) camera /
(2nd clue) Ethel's portrait /
1919 /
arrow /
ashtray /
blush /
boa /
broom /
browning leaf /
butterfly /
calendar /
cane /
cat /
certificate /
cigarette holder /
clipboard /
color swatch /
crumpled paper /
cushion /
dirt /
doily /
dustpan /
envelope /
fire extinguisher /
first aid kit /
floor plan /
folder /
footprints /
fringe /
glasses /
gloves /
handbag /
handkerchief /
hat /
heart /
hole punch /
jewelry box /
lamp /
lemonade /
letter P /
light switch /
lipsticks /
makeup brush /
matches /
mirror /
nail polish /
necklace /
necktie /
note /
package /
paper bag /
patch /
pencil sharpener /
pencils /
perfume /
pill bottle /
pitcher /
portrait case /
radio /
ribbon /
rubber stamp /
ruler /
scales /
scissors /
shoes /
spilled ink /
squeezable tube /
tag /
teacup /
thermometer /
trash can /
trophy /
umbrella /
vent /
wallet /
watering can /
wig /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2015. Pure Corp Waiting Area
Volume 9, Chapter 8, Scene 2014 - Gladys's Office
(1st clue) suicide note /
(2nd clue) gun /
antlers /
apple /
bangle /
baroque ornament /
barren tree /
boa /
bricks /
broom /
bullets /
butterfly /
cactus /
candelabrum /
cane /
chamomile /
cherub /
coat /
coin purse /
coins /
crack /
cracked glass /
curtains /
divider /
dog /
doily /
doll /
dove /
electrical outlet /
fire alarm /
flashlight /
floor plan /
flyswatter /
fringe /
glasses /
gloves /
gramophone /
hairbrush /
handkerchief (blue ~) /
handprint /
hanging lamp /
ink blotter /
inkwell /
key /
kist /
ladder /
lavender /
lipstick /
magnifying glass /
necklace /
newspaper /
oak leaves /
package /
paddle fan /
painting /
paper bag /
pencil /
perfume /
pills /
postcard /
radio /
ring /
scales /
scarf /
ship /
sleep mask /
spilled ink /
teacup /
teapot /
telephone /
thermometer /
tickets /
trellis /
trophy /
umbrella /
vent /
watch (pocket ~) /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2014. Gladys's Office
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Comment found on June's Journey: Hidden Objects: Emojis
Volume 9, Chapter 8, Scene 2012 - Manhattan Police Station
(1st clue) dead plant /
(2nd clue) police file /
1929 /
apple /
arrow /
baton /
bell /
books /
bottle /
bricks /
broom /
bucket /
camera /
cane /
cigar /
clock /
cracks /
crumpled paper /
curtain/
darts /
eagle /
envelope /
fan /
film reels /
fire extinguisher /
flag /
flyswatter /
glasses /
gloves /
Greek ornament /
handcuffs /
handkerchief /
handprint /
hat /
hip flask /
holster /
ID card /
keyhole /
keys /
laurel wreath /
magnifying glass /
map /
megaphone /
necktie /
newspaper /
note /
paper bag /
pencil sharpener /
pennant /
photograph /
pigeon /
pinecone /
police badge /
portrait case /
poster /
puddle /
push pins /
rag /
rubber stamp /
sack /
safe /
sandwich /
scissors /
set square /
shoes /
stain /
stained glass /
statuette /
suspenders /
target /
telephone /
tobacco pipe /
trophy /
umbrella /
vent /
wanted poster /
whistle /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2012. Manhattan Police Station
Volume 9, Chapter, Scene 2008 - Pure Corp Office
(1st clue) company logo /
(2nd clue) framed magazine /
abacus /
apple /
ashtray /
bell /
bow /
butterfly /
cactus /
calendar /
candle /
cane /
chain /
chart /
chessboard /
chocolate /
cigarette holder /
clock /
coat rack /
comb /
crown /
curtain /
dead leaf /
doily /
electric fan /
envelope /
feather duster /
fire alarm /
flag /
glasses /
glasses case /
globe /
gloves /
grapes /
hand fan /
handkerchief /
hat /
headphones /
hourglass /
incense burner /
ink blotter /
keys /
lacing /
lamp /
letter opener /
magnifying glass /
matches /
medal /
nameplate /
newspaper /
note book /
ottoman /
pencil holder /
pencil sharpener /
pigeon /
portrait case /
quill /
radiator /
radio /
rubber stamp /
ruler /
save /
scales /
scissors /
ship /
shoehorn /
shoes /
spade /
spool /
stapler /
star /
teacup /
trash can/
trellis /
trophy /
valise /
watering can /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2008. Pure Corp Office
Volume 9, Chapter 7, Scene 2006 - Outside the Laboratory
(1st clue) test sample /
(2nd clue) lab flask /
abacus /
atomic symbol /
basket /
bell /
belt /
binoculars /
blowtorch /
books /
briefcase /
calendar /
candle /
cane /
certificate /
chalkboard /
clock /
cracks /
curtain /
dollar sign /
dustpan /
envelope /
exposed wires /
fan /
fire alarm /
folder /
glasses /
glasses case /
glove /
gramophone /
hammer /
handkerchief /
hanger /
hat /
hole /
hourglass /
keys /
lab coat /
lantern /
lattice /
letter M /
lock /
matches /
measuring tape /
microscope /
molecule /
nails /
necktie /
oil can/
pipe /
portrait case /
ribbon /
Roman three ("III")
rubber stamp /
scale /
scissors /
scratches /
scroll /
spool /
spring /
surgical mask /
switches /
telegraph /
telephone /
test tube /
thermometer /
trash can /
trophy /
tweezers /
umbrella /
vent /
wallet /
watering can /
wave pattern /
web /
wet cardboard /
wrench /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2006. Outside the Laboratory
Volume 9, Chapter 6, Scene 2005 - Athena East Laboratory
(1st clue) microscope /
(2nd clue) promising application
abacus
anatomical diagram /
arrow /
basket /
broom /
brush /
camera /
candle /
cane /
clipboard /
cracked glass /
crumpled paper /
cushion /
dross /
electrical outlets /
envelopes /
feather duster /
fire extinguisher /
flag /
folder /
footprints /
funnel /
gauze /
glasses /
globe /
gloves /
hand fan /
hat /
hourglass /
keys /
laurel wreath /
lock /
magnifying glass /
matches /
measuring tape /
medal /
mortar and pestle /
mousetrap /
necktie /
newspaper /
number 22 /
owl /
paper clips /
patch /
pen /
photographs /
pitcher /
pocket watch /
portrait case /
pouch /
puddle /
quill /
radio /
rope /
rose /
rubber stamp /
ruler /
satchel /
scales /
scarf /
scientific formula /
scissors /
shoes /
spoon /
springs /
stepladder
surgical mask /
tag /
telephone /
test tubes /
thermometer /
tobacco pipe /
tongs /
trophy /
umbrella /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2005. Athena East Laboratory
Volume 9, Chapter 6, Scene 2002 - Meeting Area
(1st clue) report /
(2nd clue) Minnie's bag /
1921 /
abacus /
arrow /
bellows /
binoculars /
boa /
books /
bow /
brush /
butterfly /
calendar /
camera /
candelabrum /
cane /
clock /
coat rack /
coins /
cracks /
crowbar (fire poker) /
crumpled paper /
doily /
electrical outlets /
embroidered wreath /
envelope /
feather duster /
film strip /
firewood /
fragile sign /
fringe /
glasses /
glasses case /
globe /
gloves /
hairpin /
handbag /
handkerchief /
hat /
heart /
inkwell /
jewelry box /
keys /
lion /
lipstick /
matches /
newspapers /
painting /
palm leaf (dried ~)
paper clips /
passport /
patch /
pen /
pendant /
perfume /
photograph /
pinecone /
postmark /
pouch /
radio /
ribbon /
rope /
rubber stamp /
scarf /
scissors /
seashell /
shoes /
shovel /
soil /
stain /
stuffing /
ticket /
tobacco pipe /
trophy /
umbrella /
wallet /
watering can /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 2002. Meeting Area
Volume 9, Chapter 3, Scene 1990 - The Locust
(1st clue) big tip
(2nd cue) Trish's car /
1972 /
arrrow /
ashtray /
balloons /
bangle /
baroque ornament /
bell /
bench /
binoculars /
bird /
butterfly /
camera /
candle /
cane /
canteen /
car horn /
cigarettes /
clapboard /
clipboard /
coin purse /
comb /
crosswalk /
crown /
curtain /
dent /
dog /
embroidery /
envelope /
feather /
film reel /
fire hydrant /
footprints /
fringe /
glasses /
glove /
hand fan /
hat /
hatbox /
heart /
helical column /
hourglass /
keys /
knot /
letter X /
lizard /
magnifying glass /
manhole /
map /
matches /
measuring tape /
mirror /
moon /
necktie /
newspaper /
pearls /
perfume /
pinecone /
pocket watch /
portrait case /
puddle oil /
pump /
ribbon /
Roman four ("IV") /
scarf /
scratches /
seashell /
shirt /
shoes /
smoke /
tickets /
tobacco pipe /
trophy /
umbrella /
valise /
watering can /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1990. The Locust
Volume 9, Chapter 3, Scene 1988 - Bill's House
(1st clue) covered model /
(2nd clue) potted tree /
1923 /
ashtray /
bangle /
basket /
bellows /
birds /
blanket /
bottle /
bowtie /
briefcase /
bull /
candle /
cane /
cap /
chessboard /
cigars /
coat rack /
coin purse /
crack /
curtain /
dancer /
decorative plates /
dog /
dog bowl /
electrical outlet /
empty vase /
envelope /
fan /
fire alarm /
fish /
flames /
footstool /
glove /
gramophone /
guitar /
harp /
hatbox /
heart /
keys /
leash /
letter B /
lion /
map /
medal /
mirror /
moon /
mop /
necktie /
newspaper /
pear /
portrait case /
rings /
roses /
sailboat /
scissors /
seashell /
serving trolley /
ship's wheel /
shoehorn /
shoes /
stained glass /
succulent /
suitcase /
sun /
sweater /
sword /
table runner /
tassels /
teapot /
thermometer /
trophy /
vacuum /
vent /
watering can /
wine glasses /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1988. Bill's House
+PrtScn. The file is saved to the Screenshots folder in your Pictures folder. You can also us the Snipping Tool which is available in all versions of Windows Vista, 7, and 8 except the Starter and Basic editions.
