EPISODE ONE: “HONEYMOON BRIDGE” DECEMBER 1941 EPISODE FOUR: “MOVIE NIGHT” MAY 1943 Start at the ticket window of the Old Globe Theatre: 131. Start at the gate of the Japanese Friendship Garden: 418. By the brick monument in Alcazar Garden: 154. East of the El Cid statue, “where he’s looking”: 424. By the old stone stairs overlooking Palm Canyon: 169. Near the Nikigator, by the Mingei Museum: 441. Under the view bench overlooking Palm Canyon: 180. In the little green south of the House of Hospitality: 460. Down in Palm Canyon: 192. By the Spreckels bust in the Organ Pavilion: 472.
EPISODE TWO: “LEAVE EVERYTHING AND GO” APRIL 1942 EPISODE FIVE: “ROSIE’S NIGHT SCHOOL” MARCH 1944 Start at the front door of the Museum of Art: 217. Start at the front door of the Air & Space Museum: 505. At the foot of the Reflecting Pool: 224. Near the front door of the Municipal Gymnasium: 522. At the west end of the Botanical House green: 230. In the Old Cactus Garden: 536. At the east end of the Botanical House green: 241. In the wishing well by the House of Sweden: 554. At the end of the pathway east of the Botanical House: 248. By the House of Iran: 567.
EPISODE THREE: “THE GO-BETWEENS” SEPTEMBER 1942 EPISODE SIX: “SWEETHEART PARADE” NOVEMBER 1944 Start at the Natural History Museum door (south side): 309. Start at the window of the Mingei Museum Store: 612. Under the pergola in the Rose Garden: 329. In the Old Globe Plaza: 623. Near the grand Moreton Bay fig tree: 369. At the dog park fence: 639. In the Spanish Village Art Center: 372. In between the Lawn Bowling lawns: 642. In Zoro Garden: 382. At the head of the Juniper Staircase: 656.
GISKIN ANOMALY EPISODE SEVEN: “TRUE BLUE” APRIL 1945 MARKER NUMBER INDEX Start at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center front door: 707. In the bamboo grove above Zoro Garden: 715. First number of each set is on a window decal. Near the “S” sculpture in Pepper Grove playground: . The others are on field stakes in the ground. 728 For marker map, see the flip side! Near the stump at the Pepper Canyon overlook: 733. By the Veterans Museum and Memorial Center: 799. 877-737-3132 This concludes the story!