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| ⚫ | '''"Beneath Parkington Lane"''' were the words which are found on the map when using the [[Ocular Device]]. [[Benjamin Franklin Gates|Ben]] and [[Ian Howe|Ian]] thought it meant a street, but [[Riley Poole]] found a grave marker in [[Trinity Church]] that said "Parkington Lane". [[Parkington Lane]] had been a member of [[Freemasons]]. The clue leads to the entry where the [[Templar Treasure]] is. |
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Revision as of 11:17, 23 April 2020
"Beneath Parkington Lane" were the words which are found on the map when using the Ocular Device. Ben and Ian thought it meant a street, but Riley Poole found a grave marker in Trinity Church that said "Parkington Lane". Parkington Lane had been a member of Freemasons. The clue leads to the entry where the Templar Treasure is.