Guesses were made through email and Twitter in regards to last week's "Where in Needham?" puzzle and while some were close to the answer, no one nailed it exactly. The photo, submitted by Needham Historical Society Executive Director Gloria Greis, was taken in 1880 near Town Common. Some guessers were close in assuming that they were looking at the Walgreens location, while others believed the scene to be that of the Needham Service Center. In actually, said Greis, the photo looks at the corner of Great Plain Ave. and Chestnut St. While the roads obviously exist today, the building pictured …

This week's edition of "Where in Needham?" features a photograph submitted by Gloria Greis, executive director of the Needham Historical Society, and taken in 1880. According to Greis, the photo portrays an area downtown near the common. The building in the shot may or may not still exist today. So Patch readers, where in Needham was this photo taken? If you think you might know the answer, let us know in the comment section below. The answer will be revealed next week. Answers to Last Week's Edition: A) Academic Center B) Campus Center building C) Campus Center building D) Milas Hall E) A …

Welcome to the inaugural edition of "Where in Needham?" Periodically, Needham Patch will pick a location in town and it will be up to you, the reader, to figure out exactly what it is that you're looking at. Olin College of Engineering student Brett Rowley took all of today's images on the Olin campus in Needham. Photography is a hobby of Rowley's and the full collection of these shots, as well as other series, can be found on his Picasa site at http://picasaweb.google.com/browley20. So, Needham sleuths, what are we looking at? Where on the Olin campus do these photos come from? If you know …