Just for fun, Northbrook Patch captures this Patch button on site at a local landmark. Can you guess where today's "Where's Patch?" was taken? Submit your best guess in the comments! We'll name a winner and reveal a few details about the landmark in next week's column. Last time, Laurie Martinelli correctly guessed her second "Where's Patch?" She identified the site of the photo as the river just southwest of The Village Presbyterian Church. That happens to be the West Fork of the North Branch of the Chicago River—and Northbrook's namesake. The village changed its name from …

Every week, Northbrook Patch captures this Patch button on site at a local landmark. Can you guess where today's "Where's Patch?" was taken? Submit your best guess in the comments! We'll name a winner and reveal a few details about the landmark in next week's column. Last week, Gary Lenhoff correctly guessed that the button was photographed at Northbrook's Ed Rudolph Velodrome. The bicycle racing track is named for Edward J. Rudolph, a Northbrook Park District commissioner who trained 1972 Olympics gold-medal-winning speed skaters Anne Henning and Diane Holum. 

Every week, Northbrook Patch captures this Patch button on site at a local landmark. Can you guess where today's "Where's Patch?" was taken? Submit your best guess in the comments! We'll name a winner and reveal a few details about the landmark in next week's column. Last week, nobody was able to guess the location of the button, so we're giving you another chance with a more detailed photograph.

Every week, Northbrook Patch captures this Patch button on site at a local landmark. Can you guess where today's "Where's Patch?" was taken? Submit your best guess in the comments! We'll name a winner and reveal a few details about the landmark in next week's column. Last week, Laurie Martinelli correctly guessed that the closeup shot was a picture of the howitzer cannon in Freedom Park by Village Hall. The George W. Benjamin Legion Post 791 donated the cannon to the village in 2007 as a memorial to veterans of the U.S. armed forces.

Northbrook Patch took a break from "Where's Patch?" last Monday for breaking news. But we're back with a closeup shot of a mystery local landmark. Can you guess where today's "Where's Patch?" was taken? We'll name a winner and reveal a few details about the landmark in next week's column. In the debut column, Northbrook Patch snapped a shot of the lion-shaped water fountain on the Village Green, which has been a fixture of the downtown park for years.

Every week, Northbrook Patch will capture this Patch button on site at a local landmark. Can you guess where today's "Where's Patch?" was taken? (Note the ladybug in the photo as well). Submit your best guess in the comments! We'll name a winner and reveal a few details about the landmark in next week's column.