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Trivia: Seawall length
The Galveston Seawall protects the island for how many miles along the Gulf (answer the round number it is famous for)?
Trivia: Sedona elevation
Sedona sits in Arizona's high desert, cooler than Phoenix below it. Its elevation is roughly 4,300 feet. To the nearest hundred, how many feet above sea level is it (answer between 4300 and 4400)?
Trivia: Smithsonian count
The Smithsonian Institution operates a famously large number of museums and research centres. Roughly how many museums does it run?
Trivia: Space Needle year
The Space Needle was built for the World's Fair in what year?
Trivia: Stars on the Walk
Roughly how many stars are embedded in the Hollywood Walk of Fame today (in thousands)?
Trivia: State House dome material
The State House dome is one of the largest self-supporting domes of its kind on the planet. What white building stone is it made of?
Trivia: Stearns Wharf built
Stearns Wharf, the oldest working wharf in California, has reached out over the Santa Barbara harbour since the 1870s. In what year was it built?
Trivia: Streetcar line age
The St. Charles streetcar line in New Orleans is the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world. In what year did it begin running?
Trivia: Strip casinos
Las Vegas legalised gambling in what decade (just the year is fine)?
Trivia: Sun Studio recorded Elvis
Sam Phillips founded Sun Studio and Sun Records. In what year did Elvis Presley first walk in and record (the year of "That's All Right")?
Trivia: SXSW first year
South by Southwest, Austin's legendary festival, was held for the first time in what year?
Trivia: Tennessee Aquarium opened
The Tennessee Aquarium opened on the Chattanooga riverfront as one of the largest freshwater aquariums in the world. In what year did it open?
Trivia: Textile Capital
In the early 20th century, the mills along Greenville's rivers earned the city a nickname as the world capital of one industry. Which industry (the cloth-making trade)?
Trivia: the 1900 hurricane
Galveston built its great Seawall after a catastrophic hurricane, still the deadliest natural disaster in US history. In what year did that storm strike?
Trivia: The Bean artist
Cloud Gate, the Bean, was sculpted by which famous British-Indian artist?
Trivia: the Flatirons shape
The Flatirons got their name because the angled slabs reminded early settlers of a household object heated on a stove. What everyday object?
Trivia: The original Dutch name
Before it became New York, the city was a Dutch colony with a different name. What was that name?
Trivia: the river
Louisville sits at the Falls of the Ohio, the only major natural barrier on its river, which is why the city grew where it did. Which river is it?
Trivia: Tower height
The Tower of the Americas is San Antonio's tallest structure. How tall is it in feet, measured to the top of the antenna?
Trivia: Tower of the Americas opened
The Tower of the Americas was built as the theme structure for the HemisFair World's Fair held in San Antonio. In what year did the tower open?
Trivia: Union Station rebuilt
Union Station has had three buildings on this spot. In what year was the current Beaux-Arts terminal completed? (One year off is fine, the answer is in the early 1910s.)
Trivia: University of Michigan moved
The University of Michigan relocated from Detroit to Ann Arbor on land the town offered it. In what year did the university come to Ann Arbor?
Trivia: USS Midway opened as museum
The USS Midway opened to the public as a museum in San Diego in what year (between 2002 and 2005)?
Trivia: Walnut Street Bridge built
The Walnut Street Bridge, now a pedestrian crossing, is one of the oldest surviving bridges of its type in the Southeast. In what year was it built?