Who Said That?
“To infinity and beyond!” is the battle cry of this Toy Story Space Ranger.
Who is Buzz Ligthyear?
Be kind, rewind! Before streaming, movie night often meant renting one of these chunky plastic tapes.
What is a VHS tape?
Holy trivia! Bruce Wayne trades the billionaire lifestyle for a cape & cowl as this superhero.
Who is Batman?
Forget Granny Smith—this Apple was co-founded by Steve Jobs in 1976.
What is Apple Inc.?
Bayview’s story goes way back: in 1875, Capt. Thomas Stanton settled here & launched the steamer Pioneer on this lake.
What is Sparrow Lake?
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” is most often credited to this Canadian hockey legend—not Michael Scott.
Who is Wayne Gretzky?
Introduced in 1979, Sony put your mixtape in your pocket with this portable cassette player.
What is the Walkman?
Don’t hold your breath: this enormous marine mammal is the largest animal known to have ever lived.
What is a blue whale?
A teacher might appreciate this fruity gift, but legend says this scientist got a much bigger idea when one fell from a tree.
Who is Isaac Newton?
Before Lake Huron gets the water, Sparrow Lake ultimately belongs to the watershed of this famous Ontario bay.
What is Georgian Bay?
“I’ll be back” became a signature line for this action star who later became California’s governor.
Who is Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Your internet connection once announced itself with beeps, squeals & static as this device connected through the phone line.
What is a dial-up modem?
This European capital gave its name to the tiny green vegetables that generations of kids have pushed around their dinner plates.
What is Brussels?
Granny Smith apples didn't get their name from a fairy tale; Maria Ann Smith cultivated them in this country.
What is Australia?
Talk about an all-inclusive! In 1910, about this much got you a week at any of the three Stanton establishments—with all costs included.
What is $7?
“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” came from this astronaut as he stepped onto the Moon.
Who is Neil Armstrong?
Before Google settled every argument, this multivolume reference set could take up an entire shelf.
What is an encyclopedia?
A little chemistry: element No. 5 gets its “B” from this metalloid used in heat-resistant glass.
What is boron?
Johnny Appleseed wasn't actually named Johnny Appleseed; this was the famous nurseryman's real surname.
What is Chapman?
No ordinary lock here: this nearby Trent-Severn attraction carries boats over land on a giant railway carriage.
What is Big Chute?
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself” came from this U.S. president during his first inaugural address in 1933.
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?
Launched in 1996, this tiny digital pet had owners feeding & cleaning up after a pixelated creature on a keychain.
What is a Tamagotchi?
Authors Charlotte, Emily & Anne shared this “B” surname—and gave literature Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
Who are the Brontës?
Apples belong to this botanical family, making them relatives of pears, cherries, strawberries—and, appropriately, roses.
What is Rosaceae/the rose family?
It was a family affair when Frank & Albert joined their father, this captain who shares his first name with a famous cartoon cat, in founding the resort.
Captain Tom Stanton?