Free the goddess and save Bath!
Bath is under attack! The frightful Gorgon, locked up for nearly 2000 years, wreaks havoc on the city! Only Minerva can return the Gorgon to its watery cell. In a horrible turn of events, the Gorgon has imprisoned Minerva under the Roman Baths!
There are many locks on her cell, a 4-digit lock, a 5-letter lock, a colour lock and a direction lock. Are you clever enough to solve the riddles and free Minerva?
Where was the Gorgon sitting?
In what order are library books normally arranged, to make it easy to find a particular author?
Starting at the Holburne Museum, the Gorgon crossed Pulteney Bridge on the way to the Herschel Museum. She then visited the Crescent before watching a play at the Theatre Royal. Finally she went to the Roman Baths to taunt her prisoner, Minerva!
Lock #4: The Five-Letter Lock
Hmm! Someone, or something, has mounted a mysterious plaque on Minerva's cell. Maybe this will will give the clue to Minerva's five-letter Celtic name and allow you to unlock the final lock?