When I lived there, it was the city with the most parkland per capita in the US.
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Our first ever ruler from when we became an independent nation was known to carry pieces of roasted chicken in his suit pockets to sneak in snacks during the day.
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In the city where I live there are two train stations, next to each other, and with different track gauges.
Eastern Europe somewhere?
I'd guess somewhere near the Spanish-French border, because I happen to know that Spain uses a different gauge to the rest of Europe.
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A century ago, we had a disaster caused by a tsunami of molasses 25 ft high, going 35 mph
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root beer flavored milk for $0.25 a cup among other flavors like chocolate and banana
We had a tea party during the revolutionary war, no not that tea party.
There's a catholic cathedral that was designed by a protestant and a protestant cathedral that was designed by a catholic.