Is this the old Benoit Home? Corner of Main and Bennett.

That was a good guess, Lisa, but that's not it. Hint: the house is no longer standing.

Another great guess, Dan, but that's not it either!

This is a total guess Nancy but is it the house that stood where the First Baptist Church is now? I know the original church was at the corner of Crescent and Main until 1871.

Good try, Maureen! (The first First Baptist Church actually stood on Salem Street until it was destroyed by fire, to be replaced by the second First Baptist Church standing in the location of part of the Crystal Apartments on the corner of Crescent and Main, until it too was destroyed by fire, to be replaced by the present beautiful church building.) BUT, the building in our mystery photo is actually in another location. HINT: Maureen was on the right track when she was thinking about religious institutions.

The corner of Main and Bryant St?

You're on the right track, Louanne, but that's not it either. Here's another hint: it's on the West Side.

Hi,
Could it be where the St. Joseph's is on the corner of Albion and Tuttle?

Diane, you are SO close! Try again! Let's review the clues: it's a building that is no longer standing. It has to do with a religious institution. It is on the West Side. It is NOT St. Joseph's Church. What else could it be?

The only other religious place I can think of is Temple Emmanuel on Chestnut St. Perhaps the house was not on a corner as it appears but the driveway on the right in the photo? It does appear to be hilly area in back of the barn. Again, just a guess.

Wherever it was it was a lovely property, house and barn. I love the fence. It is so sad that it was lost.

Old St.Joes Hall , was beside Church on Murray St. ??

Maureen and Dan, you both have great ideas ... but you're not quite there yet!
It definitely is on a corner on the West Side. If you went by there today, you'd find a lot of traffic before 9:00 a.m. and around 3:00 p.m. Does that help?

Nancy, I am stuck!! St. Joseph's school is on Gould Street and corner of Emerson, as is the old Convent. Could it be right across the street from me?

Diane, you are correct! It was the Blanchard house on the corner of Gould Street and Emerson Street! Good job!

I'm laughing ~ what's that old saying? What your looking for might be right under your nose? Something like that. I am sitting here just getting through making favors for the Easter dinner table and of course I can see the school from my window!!
Thanks Nancy for all the fun.

Hi Sara,
I'm a repeat, hve won a few. Fun ~ Some, are fun to try and figure out, some, a guess and some I really remember their location! Still use
my water bottle.