Guess Where Wednesday | Home of the Diablo Sandwich

We’re excited to be bringing back some old favorites in the new year here at 365Barrington.com. Who remembers our Guess Where Wednesday Mystery Photo Contest? Every week on Wednesday we’d publish a mystery photo taken somewhere in Barrington. All you had to do was correctly guess where we took it for a chance to win a prize somehow linked to the photo’s mystery location. It’s as simple as that! 🧐 Since there are a lot of of people who might be following our posts today who were not way back when, we’ve decided to bring it back!

This first mystery photo is a fun one. And it’s easy to spot if you’re driving through the heart of downtown Barrington. Can you guess where in Barrington this picture was taken?

Do we have you stumped? We have a clue!

THIS WEEK’S CLUE:

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire… and a guy named Sam.

Here’s how it works:

• Submit guesses about where today’s mystery photo was taken in the entry form below.
• You have until the end of the day on Tuesday, January 19th to submit your guess.
• Next week on Wednesday, January 20th, we’ll draw a name and reveal the winner at 365Barrington.com.
• We will contact the winner with instructions about receiving the prize of the week.
• Only one guess per person.
• Only guesses posted here on this website (not on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter) will be entered into the drawing.
• Your email address must be valid, so we can contact you if you win.

So, there you have it! If you think you know the answer, submit your guess in the contest entry form below by the end of the day Tuesday, January 19th, for a chance to win this week’s prize which is somehow linked to the mystery photo’s location. We’ll tell all and reveal our randomly selected winner’s name when we debut another new mystery photo next Wednesday, January 20th.

There you go! For a chance to win, all you have to do is SUBMIT YOUR GUESS VIA THIS FORM...

Remember to pay attention to the sights you see around town. It’s the little details that could be on display the next time we ask “Guess Where, Barrington?”