Look at each clue, read the riddle, and see if you can spy the answers.
Click on the clue pictures to discover if you are correct!

In 1798 this Inn was erected.
Today its fine dining by many respected.

A two story structure in the center on Main. This building is the Mayor's domain.

It's made of brick and sits on a corner.
A bank it is now, Cady Stanton's birthplace it was former.

Windows of stained glass, a steeple so tall. A bell rings loudly welcoming all.

It once was a tavern for travelers to stay.
A meeting house for the D. A. R. is how it is used today.

A Church for worship and people are married. On this site Sir William is buried.

It once was the home of Johnstown's first teacher.
On William and Green Street, its yellow paint is a feature.

This building was once an inn for all.
It's being changed today to be as pretty as City Hall.

Groceries were sold here until 1904.
Since then a pharmacist has had his name over the door.

It's a place you can read books, it holds quite a few. With Carnegie money it was built in 1902.

It was once a jail and it sits on a hill.
Now it holds offices, but the cannon's there still.

The outside's made of red brick.
Inside, the judges' rulings stick.

People lie here both young and old.
Many famous ones, if truth be told.

This estate was begun in 1758 and is open to this date. Named after the founder of our town. He may have been loyal, but didn't wear a crown.

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