The Password to Larkspur Lane delphiniums when a mysterious carrier pigeon lands in her yard. Nancy contacts the registry for the carrier pigeon. Meanwhile, housekeeper Hannah Gruen takes a fall and must be treated at the local orthopedist's office. Her attending physician, Dr. Spires, confides to Carson Drew and Nancy that he was forced to tend an elderly woman for her shoulder under peculiar circumstances: the driver of a car blindfolded him when they drove him there, so he wouldn't be able to guess her location, but the doctor believes their destination might have been someplace called Larkspur Lane. Events led him to believe the
USS Larkspur (1863) During the remainder of the war the tug operated at Charleston, South Carolina, and Port Royal. She departed the latter port 27 June 1865 for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she decommissioned 8 July. "Larkspur" was sold at public auction Philadelphia 10 August and redocumented as "Larkspur" 5 September 1865. She was renamed "M. Vandercook" 13 September 1883 and again renamed "Somerville" 27 April 1898. The tug was finally abandoned in 1905. USS Larkspur (1863) USS "Larkspur" (1863) was a steamer acquired by the Union Navy during the American Civil War. She was used by the Navy as a tugboat. "Larkspur" was