Special to the Times-Tribune
The Corbin Public Library is partnering with Corbin Main Street this summer to help the community learn about historical places around Corbin through a photo scavenger hunt.
Every Wednesday for the next six weeks, a different photo clue will be posted in the library. In addition, the photo will be posted in the Tuesday’s edition of The Times-Tribune.
This clue will lead you to a local place that has some type of historical background. You will then have one week to figure out where this place is. Once you figure it out, come to the library, write down the place and enter for a prize drawing that will be held at the end of Summer Reading.
All entries must be turned in by close of business on the following Wednesday. This contest is open to anyone but families of Corbin Public Library employees or Board of Trustees.
The grand prize basket to be given out at the end of the scavenger hunt will include: Tri-County Cineplex movie passes, a $25 gift certificate from Alley Stuff, a gift from S&J; Jewelry, a $25 gift certificate from Gibson’s Music, a print of your choice from Alan Galleries Historic Corbin, a $25 gift certificate from Moonbow Coffeehouse, two tickets to an upcoming event at The Arena, a $20 gift certificate from Vittorino’s, a $25 gift certificate from The Depot, and a $25 gift certificate from Game King.
For more information on Corbin Public Library’s Historical Scavenger Hunt or to learn more about the library’s programs, please call 528-6366.
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Photo Scavenger Hunt
Corbin Public Library to hold a Community Historical Scavenger Hunt
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Photo Scavenger Hunt
The Corbin Public Library is partnering with Corbin Main Street this summer to help the community learn about historical places around Corbin through a photo scavenger hunt.
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