The plaque at the Berlin Wall reads: “May this piece that once stood as an instrument of oppression stand… FOREVERMORE AS A REMINDER THAT FREEDOM  SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED.” When the numbered letters from the top text boxes are transferred to their respective boxes at the bottom of the page, the solution reads: GO NORTHWEST TO VISIBLE OBELISK  IN GRASS.

The plaque on the obelisk reads “The RESIDENTS of Suwanee took a STAND… They BELIEVED in GREEN SPACE.” After the five words in all caps are found in the words search, the remaining letters spell GO NORTHWEST TO MEMORIAL UP SHORT STAIRS AND BEHIND IRON FENCE.

The second word in the sculpture’s title is CANOPY. When those six letters are stricken from the code, the remaining letters spell SEEK SW TREE WITH WHITE FIGURES.

The title of the art installation is WHO LET THE DOGS OUT? Following the arrows, the letters will rearrange to form FOLLOW SIDEWALK SOUTH TO EGG STATUE ON WALL.

Question #1: What is the title of the mural?
Answer: Old Sweet Song –> Walk Southeast

Question #2: Which of these musicians appears in the front row?
Answer: James Brown –> Safely cross the street

Question #3: What number appears above the mural?
Answer: 370 –> Find sculpture of 3 seated ladies

Questions #4: Which row features the B-52s?
Answer: Third –> At exterior side wall of City Hall

The sculpture is titled FRIENDS. The letters will transform like so:

1) FRIENDS
2) FPIENDS
3) PIENDSF
4) OHDMCRE
5) OHCE
6) ECHO

The word Suwanee translates into Echo.

The last three words on the sign are CHARTERED PRESENT LOCATION. Under the T of the three words are SEVERE STORM DAMAGE, which was the reason a new church needed to be built.

The four-digit number on the sign is 1908. The last two words on the sign are HISTORIC PLACES. When the alpha-numeric code code at the bottom is solved, the solution reads IN 1881 A FIRE BURNED ALL MAIN STREET BUILDINGS EXCEPT ONE.

The name of the VP on the plaque is BURCHER GAMMAGE. When the arrow code at the bottom of the page is solved, the solution reads AUTHOR MARGARET MITCHELL.

The name of the sculpture is AUDUBON WATCHER. The syllable fragments that match the title will assemble to read THE GEESE POLICE.

The two plaque words that precede “encounter” are PUBLIC ART. When those letters are connected by a straight line, the line will intersect with words that spell SUWANEE WAS THE TRAINING GROUNDS FOR ATLANTA FALCONS UNTIL 2001.

The first word of the sculpture title is WINDSCULPTURE.
The last name of the artist is GARNTO.

When letters in the numbered boxes are transferred below, the solution reads GEORGE PIERCE PARK.