Classic Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle - Grounds for Murder

Jigsaw: Grounds for Murder (1000 pc)

Enjoy 1000 pieces of jigsaw puzzles with this Classic Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle - Grounds for Murder. Each piece is numbered and has an illustration to guide you as you piece together this incredible puzzle.

The groundskeeper at a prestigious college went missing! The local authorities didn't deem it necessary to search the school grounds, so this is left up to you, the detective. Assemble the pieces of this 1000 piece puzzle to see if you can solve the mystery of Grounds for Murder.

Be prepared for hours of family fun with a full size 1000-pc jigsaw puzzle featuring English country gardens. The White Mountain Puzzles® classic collection features artwork by award-winning artists and depicts beautiful landscapes, seascapes, wildlife, landmarks, and many other images that will inspire hours of puzzling fun.

Jigsaw is a British television crime drama series, first broadcast on ITV on 6 October 2014. The series was created by Jeff Povey and Harry Williams,and produced by Mammoth Screen.

Mystery Photo Jigsaw Puzzles is a world famous brand for quality and variety. Our jigsaw puzzles come in hundreds of themes, formats and sizes.  We have the best value puzzles, and we offer the best customer service at www.mysterypuzzles.com. Each piece of our jigsaw puzzles are made from high-quality, 100 percent recycled paper that is carefully molded into sturdy pieces that keep their shape for easy puzzle assembly. Our unique artwork makes every puzzle 1000-pc puzzle an individual challenge so you will never run out of work to do!

Ahh yes, the classic jigsaw - who doesn't love 'em? (Well, we guess there might be that one friend who always takes your last piece... but can you really count them out?)

This 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle measures 23.6" x 29.1" when complete. This classic from the makers of Thomas Kinkade puts a unique twist on a familiar subject, making it an enjoyable challenge for all ages. Includes puzzle guide with color reference to distinguish between sky and water effects.