Hey—finally—the snow is gone from this and other campus roofs. Gone, but surely not forgotten after such a long winter. If you think you know where this photo was taken, please stick your answer inside the hatband of a Montecristi Panama hat, size 7 3/4, and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

If you think you know where this is, please write your answer on the edge of a $50 bill and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

OK, somebody’s got to know what this is. (You guys haven’t been too impressive lately, so here’s an easy one.) If you think you know what/where this is (when it’s there), please write your answer on the inside of a passenger-side front fender for a 1994 Toyota truck and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

OK, this one’s not that tough, is it?

If you know where this is, please write your answer in erasable marker on the down tube of a Trek X-Caliber 29 hardtail mountain bike and mail it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

What is this? Where is it? And what the heck’s it doing there?

Stumped? Check out “What’s Up with the Gravity Monument” in the upcoming issue of Keene State Today—coming soon! If you do know what this tombstone-like monument is doing on campus, write your explanation on a piece of paper, stick it inside a case with a primo 1954 King 2B trombone, and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below. 

This one may bit of a challenge—or not:

If you think you know the answer, write it on a piece of paper and tuck under the windshield wiper of a 1951 Jeep Wagoneer and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

Well, things are looking up at KSC. And if you’ve been looking up, you might have seen this sight. Where is it? What is it?

If you think you know the answer, write it on a piece of paper and tuck it into the bell of a 1948 King 2B tenor trombone and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

Does anyone not know what this scene is? I bet you can even name the day and the hour of this big event.

This one’s been on campus a long time. Anyone know where it is—and what it is?

Hint: This object has a link to a previous “Where’d I See That?” Can anyone explain that link? If you think you know the answer, write it on the tag on a 7 mm O’Neil wetsuit (size M) and send it to to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

Even the new governor has seen this one! It’s not that big of a mystery, but it sure shows some of the great training KSC offers its students.

If you know where this is, or have some interesting tidbit about it to share, please stick your answer into the hatband of a Stetson fur-felt fedora (size 7 3/4) and mail it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

Here’s another one that doesn’t exactly fit into the “Where’d I See That?” category. But it’s just so perfectly Keene State. And so darn cute.

If you’ve enjoyed this delightful expression of KSC spirit and creative whimsy, write your thoughts about it in the border of a $20 bill and send it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

OK, it shouldn’t be too hard to figure out what this is. So this is more of a “Photo of the Month” post. Extra points if you know where it was taken. Photo courtesy of Campus Safety Officer Mike Gomez.

If you think you know where this long-forgotten and pedalling-efficiency-challenged bike is, write your answer on the “sold” tag on a Honda HS1336iAS snow blower and send it to to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

Last month, the challenge in our “Where’d I See That” photo was to guess what was missing, and we promised to tell the rest of the story this month. So here goes:

The finial was gone from the right column of the Alumni Gateway in front of Parker Hall. Back in September, some dastardly vandals had broken this historical feature off. (So it wasn’t exactly a surprise that Director of Campus Safety Amanda Warman, who must have investigated the crime, was the first one to answer the puzzle.)

When Assistant Director of Physical Plant Bud Winsor looked into replacing the finial, he was dismayed to learn that no one in the area could duplicate it. That was a serious dilemma—the gateway is one of the College’s most distinctive architectural features. It was like a tooth was missing in the College’s charming smile.

But serendipity was to have a hand. One of the grounds crew was having lunch at a downtown Keene eatery when Ed Dimeco approached him. Ed used to have a local business making ornamental objects out of cement, and he’s the one who made the original finials. Ed mentioned that he still had the molds and asked if Keene State might want them.

With the original molds and some expert cement work, the column was soon restored to its former glory and replaced by Bud and his crew this mild December morning. Like the bard said, “All’s well that ends well!”

Everybody knows where this is—but this is more of a “What’s Wrong with this Picture?” challenge.

If you think you know what’s missing, put your answer in the case with a 1936 “The Olds” trombone, and mail it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

Then tune in next month, when we’ll tell you the rest of the story. it’s a good one!

Here’s another easy one:

If you think you know where this is, write your answer on a piece of paper and tuck it into the hilt of a genuine, Sheffield-made basket-hilt Claymore sword and mail it to Newsline, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.

OK, this did remind me of the cool flames painted on the hood of my ’57 Chevy BelAir. So where on campus is this?

If you think you know where, please write your answer on a piece of paper and stick it under the windshield wiper of a lovingly restored 1957 Chevy BelAir—with clear title—and park it outside the Newsline offices, 120 Alumni Center, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435. Or use the “comments” link, below.