3
		Panic/Attack (Discontinued--see note below)
		Somewhere in New Jersey
		04/03/2001
		No hiking required; 2 minutes from parking lot to box
		NOTE (08/22/01): This box has unfortunately disappeared. But, don't panic--there are plenty of other boxes to find! We'll be leaving this clue up on the website as a permanent memorial to a bygone era. On October 30, 1938, a radio drama caused a nationwide panic. The town where this drama unfolded is the town where you'll find the letterbox. At a certain public park in this New Jersey town, there is a monument commemorating this phenomenon. Once you are there, look for the small boardwalk. When facing the water, go to the left side and look under the side edge of the boardwalk; the box is resting there. While this letterbox is hidden in an interesting and historically significant area, it is neither remote nor secluded. Please try to be discreet when you find the letterbox.

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