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1. This Tennesssee Fainting Goat was found in a zoo founded in 1875. In which western New York city could this venerable zoo be found?
2. Located on Madison Street, this museum house is found in Rochester, NY. Which suffrage activist called this house her home?
3. Also in Rochester, just a short walk from the house seen in the previous question, this small park features a sculpture called "Let's Have Tea". Which African-American activist does this sculpture feature?
4. This house museum can be found on South Street in Auburn, NY. Which US Secretary of State, known for the purchase of Alaska, called this house his home?
5. Also on South Street in Auburn, this was the home of a well-known female anti-slavery activist. Who lived here?
6. This island, one of the Thousand Islands, contains a house named for the owner of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. What is its name?
7. This is one of the smaller of the Thousand Islands, on the border between Ontario and New York at the start of the St. Lawrence River. Nearest to which lake do the Thousand Islands lie?
8. In which city can you find this stadium, known at various times as Pilot Field, Coca-Cola Field, and Sahlen Field, and home of the Bisons?
9. This show shows part of Niagara Falls, where the water drops from one level to another. Which best describes the flow of water?
10. This is part of the netting behind home plate for Dwyer Stadium, home of the Muckdogs. For which western New York city do the Muckdogs play?
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