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- The Bayonne Bridge is almost identical to the worl...
- Statistics: New York is the third most populous st...
- Why are New York Yellow Cabs yellow? Because John ...
- The Outerbridge Crossing, connecting Staten Island...
- Trivia: New York has been named after England's Du...
- New York’s Niagara Reservation was the first sta...
- Horseheads, in New York, is the first and only vil...
- Amazing Trivia: The first pizzeria in United State...
- Statistics: Central Park attracts 25 million visit...
- FACT: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (“The Metâ€...
- The first Boy's Club was established in New York C...
- FACT: The New York City Marathon is the largest in...
- Statistics: Almost 35 million vehicles pass throug...
- The Big Apple is a term coined by musicians meanin...
- European settlers who brought seeds to New York in...
- The New York subway system is the largest mass tra...
- Amazing New York Trivia: The Holland Tunnel is a d...
- The first Eagle Scout was Arthur R. Eldred from Tr...
- Since 2005, New York City has the lowest crime rat...
- New York History: The first underground section of...
- Ten Mile River Boy Scout Camp in Narrowsburg is th...
- Unlike most major subways systems around the world...
- Joseph C. Gayetty of New York City invented toilet...
- The oldest cattle ranch in the US was started in 1...
- FACT: 36% of the current population of New York Ci...
- Adirondack Park is larger than Yellowstone, Yosemi...
- The Bill of Rights which contained the first 10 am...
- Hong Kong is the only city in the world with more ...
- In 1807 The Clermont made its maiden voyage from N...
- New York was the first state to require license pl...
- New York City is now the most populated city in th...
- Do you know that, dairying is New York's most impo...
- Niagara Reservation became the first state park in...
- Do you know that, the first American chess tournam...
- The 641 mile transportation network known as the G...
- Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site in N...
- New York State is home to 58 species of wild orchids.
- New York has over 70,000 miles of rivers and streams.
- The first public brewery in America was establishe...
- Mount Kisco's landmark, a statue of Chief Kisco, w...
- The name Canandaigua (pronounced Can-an-DAY-gwa) i...
- Horseheads is the first and only village in the Un...
- Did you know that New York's highest waterfall is ...
- New York's largest lake in Oneida measures 79.8 sq...
- On July 28, 1945 an Army Air Corps B-25 crashed in...
- Gennaro Lombardi opened the first United States pi...
- Rochester is known as both the Flour City and the ...
- The Genesee River is one of the few rivers in the ...
- Sam Wilson, a meatpacker from Troy who's caricatur...
- The first presentation of 3D films before a paying...
- The Catskills are the home of the legend of Rip Va...
- Hartsdale has a pet cemetery established in 1896 a...
- In November for Boy Scouts and in March for Girl S...
- The first capital of the United States was New Yor...
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