You decide to track down the Museum’s anonymous donors out on the streets. Once you find all of the donors, you can make your way back.
He has a large statue and shares both his first and last names with a character recently portrayed by Seth Carr (1/2)
Botanical name on a botanical specimen (1/3)
)3/3( nemiceps lacinatob-non a no eman lacinatoB
Honored by one Lee, but the enemy of another (1/2)
Name on a labeled tree which is directly across from a labeled bench (1/2)
His head is not actually marble (2/2)
)3/1( gnos tfiwS rolyaT a fo eman eht gniniatnoc euqalp yadhtrib a no emaN
Shares both first and last names with a famous mathematician (2/2)
)3/1( "B'O" demankcin enoemoS
Flanked by an American woman and an Irish woman (3/3)
)2/2( "OLOY" yas thgim euqalp rieht no sdrow evif eht ,ecnalrap yad nredom nI
Name directly on a bench under her reverend (3/3)
)2/2( seert tuoba etouq a htiw euqalp a htiw eert a ot txen eert a no emaN
A noted white abolitionist (3/3)
Someone sponsored by his family fund (2/2)
)3/3( eman rieht ot sehcneb owt htiw enoemoS
Woman who shares a name with a head on copper who was hated by copperheads (1/3)
)3/3( srethguad owt htiw egduJ
Neighborhood champion and defender (3/3)
Small grandchildren are next to a bench in this person’s honor (4/4)
)3/2( sretirw rof dna sredaer rof ecivda dah yehT
A gentleman scientist (3/3)
Nicknamed "Buzz" (3/3)
)2/1( teragraM ot detacided euqalp a no detouQ
The only one who is standing (1/2)
Born near San Juan (1/3)
)2/1( sraey 17 yltcaxe was ohw owt fo nrob reilraE
He and his mother are remembered close together (2/3)
Later born of two who saw exactly 71 years (2/2)