Native New Yorker
Renowned for their brilliant autumn foliage, valuable hardwood lumber, and maple syrup production, this tree shares a name with the street where Elizabeth Cady grew up
What is “maple”?
This man was Washington's right-hand man and the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
Who is “Alexander Hamilton”?
At Urbany Hostel on March 3rd, 2022, Elizabeth and Nicholas met for the very first time in this city
What is “London”?
It is the call made when a serve clips the net and bounces inside the service box, basically a 3-letter word for “redo”
What is a “let”?
The Hudson River rises in this group of mountains in northeast New York
What are “the Adirondacks”?
The “far out” Broadway musical where you could hear "Aquarius" & "Let the Sunshine In"
What is “Hair”?
Mont Blanc is the highest peak in these mountains that stretch from France to Austria
What is “the Alps”?
Fluorescent yellow fuzzes, these brands are the three most popular of tennis balls
What are "Penn, Wilson, and Dunlop"?
This Croton-on-Hudson landmark was constructed from 1900-1907 largely by immigrant labor
What is the “Croton Dam”?
In "A Chorus Line", they're the first 3 words of "What I Did For Love"
What is "Kiss today goodbye"?
Elizabeth’s home in November 2022, a city famous for its historic yellow trams, soulful fado music, and custard tarts known as pastéis de nata
What is “Lisbon”?
Gaining his 100th Grand Slam match win in his victory at the 2026 Wimbledon Championship, this male tennis player is currently ranked #1 in the world
Who is “Jannik Sinner”?
Second only to New York City in population, this western port is the "Nickel City"
What is “Buffalo”?
This “short and stout” actor has hosted the Tony Awards the greatest amount of times
Who is “Angela Lansbury”? (1968, 1971, 1987, 1988, and 1989)
A tangle of delicate white flowers set against a vibrant blue sky, this painting in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam brought Elizabeth to tears
What is “Almond Blossoms”?
Back when he had hair, this flashy player boycotted Wimbledon for three years on account of its all white dress code
Who is “Agassi”?
The most notorious military action that took place at this Croton landmark was connected with the attempted betrayal of West Point by Benedict Arnold and the capture of his British confederate, Major John Andre. Andre had conspired to meet with Arnold on board the British frigate, Vulture, which had anchored off the western end of Teller’s Point in September of 1780.
What is “Croton Point Park”?
This entertainment industry anthem was written for the Broadway musical "Annie Get Your Gun"
What is “There's No Business Like Show Business"?
An ancient extinct volcano and the main peak of the hills in Holyrood Park, this hill in Edinburgh, Scotland is one Elizabeth has hiked twice
What is “Arthur’s Seat”?
In 2025, Iga Swiatek became the first player from this country to win a Wimbledon Singles title
What is “Poland”?