EYE ON NEW ULM
Photo 1: You don’t to need read any Sherlock Holmes books to know this location, but it would help.
Photo 2: A familiar hand-painted sign seen by many tourists to New Ulm.
Photo 3: Just in time for Reformation Day, the hand that wrote the 95 Theses.
Photo 4: Where does this sidewalk end? Know any new housing developments?
Photo 5: Accuracy is important to identifying this site, though their is a range of correct answers.
Photo 6: On the north end of town, E.T. signs reminds drivers to buckle up.
Photo 7: Little beetles find a cool spot to watch frisbee golfers.
Photo 8: Once known as Jagers’ Rhue, this park is one of the rare privately owned parks in town.
Photo 9: The back of a business office that recently opened space for a clinic.
Photo 1: You don’t to need read any Sherlock Holmes books to know this location, but it would help.
Photo 2: A familiar hand-painted sign seen by many tourists to New Ulm.
Photo 3: Just in time for Reformation Day, the hand that wrote the 95 Theses.
Photo 4: Where does this sidewalk end? Know any new housing developments?
Photo 5: Accuracy is important to identifying this site, though their is a range of correct answers.
Photo 6: On the north end of town, E.T. signs reminds drivers to buckle up.
Photo 7: Little beetles find a cool spot to watch frisbee golfers.
Photo 8: Once known as Jagers’ Rhue, this park is one of the rare privately owned parks in town.
Photo 9: The back of a business office that recently opened space for a clinic.
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Photo 1: You don't to need read any Sherlock Holmes books to know this location, but it would help.
Photo 2: A familiar hand-painted sign seen by many tourists to New Ulm.
Photo 3: Just in time for Reformation Day, the hand that wrote the 95 Theses.
Photo 4: Where does this sidewalk end? Know any new housing developments?
Photo 5: Accuracy is important to identifying this site, though their is a range of correct answers.
Photo 6: On the north end of town, E.T. signs reminds drivers to buckle up.
Photo 7: Little beetles find a cool spot to watch frisbee golfers.
Photo 8: Once known as Jagers' Rhue, this park is one of the rare privately owned parks in town.
Photo 9: The back of a business office that recently opened space for a clinic.