Notice how the words PARAGRAPH, ROWS, WORDS and LETTERS are bolded? Perhaps they correlate to the letters below: 1P (paragraph), 2R (row), 3W (word) L (letters)

Find the bust along the riverwalk that matches the picture and name. For this example, we’ll use MACK RAMSEY WINTON -1P, 2R, 3W

On the plaque just below, use the number and letter combo (1P, 2R, 3W) to find a word:  1P = 1st Paragraph; 2R = 2 Rows down; 3W = 3rd Word.  HIDDEN WORD: WHITE.

Do that with the remaining busts shown in the catalog. Not all busts along the riverwalk will be used.

MACK RAMSEY WINTON - 1P, 2R, 3W (1st Paragraph, 2nd Row, 3rd Word) = WHITE

IGNACIO HAYA- 1P,2R, 4W (1-5L) (1st Paragraph, 2nd Row, 4th Word (First 5 letters)) = FOUND

OSSIAN BINGLEY HART - 3P, 1R, 2W (3,4,7L) (3rd Paragraph, 1st Row, 2nd Word (3rd ,4th and 7th Letter) = GUN

Clara C. Frye - 8R, 2W (8th Row, 2nd Word) = BLACKS

BLANCE ARMWOOD - 3P, 1R, 8W (3rd Paragraph, 1st Row, 8th Word) = WITH

FRANCISCO SCOZZ ARI ADAMO - 3P, 7R, (3rd Paragraph, 7th Row), (2nd Word -1st Letter) (5th Word -3rd Letter) (6th Word – 3rd Letter) (7th Word – 1st Letter) = PLUM

Then take those words and put them in the order of the bust photos in the auction catalog (see below).

The correct order of the words: WHITE FOUND PLUM WITH BLACKS GUN