Below are 30 mystery images from the Appleton area (click to enlarge). How many can you identify? The one who can identify the most wins a prize: fame and glory on my Appleton Website, your choice of 3 8x10 photographs from my photo galleries plus 2 ounces of silver coins (to encourage you folks to consider silver as an incredible investment opportunity). Contestants have until May 15 to identify as many as photos as possible. Previous winners are still eligible to participate! The person who gets the most correct is the winner. If there is a tie, the person with the earliest submission wins. To participate, send me email (jeff at jefflindsay.com) with the subject "Appleton Mystery Photo Contest" giving your description of where these photos were taken. You should give enough detail that a person could go there and find the scene ("west side of Appleton" is too vague, but "west side of Richmond Avenue about 1 block north of Glendale" is good).

Note: one or two of the photos might be just slightly outside the official Appleton city boundaries (e.g., in Grand Chute, Menasha, or Town of Menasha).

April 4 Update: Photo #30 is now showing. Hint: it's from an alley in the heart of Appleton. (And, after a little cropping, rotation, and color enhancement, makes a lovely 11x14 print!) One more hint: photos 7, 8, and 10 may be just slightly outside Appleton's boundaries.

You may wish to review the photos from The First Appleton Mystery Photo Contest and The Second Appleton Mystery Photo Contest.