Two Rivers History
What body of water is Two Rivers located on?
Lake Michigan
Two Rivers claims to be the birthplace of what dessert?
C. Ice Cream Sundae
What is the Native American name for Lake Michigan?
A. Mishigami
B. Mishigomi
C.Mishigumi
D. Mishiemi
A. Mishigami
What lighthouse stands north of Two Rivers?
B. Rawley Point Lighthouse
Which NFL team plays about 40 miles west of Two Rivers?
C. Packers
What neighboring city shares a harbor with Two Rivers?
At what establishment was the first sundae reportedly served?
B. Berners' Soda Fountain
What state forest lies just north of Two Rivers?
B. Point Beach State Forest
What U.S. military branch maintains maritime safety on the Great Lakes?
C. Coast Guard
Wisconsin is famously known as America's what?
B. Dairyland
Two Rivers was historically known for what industry?
A. 1881
What popular activity draws anglers to Two Rivers?
B. Salmon Fishing
What is the name of the shared harbor area between Two Rivers and Manitowoc?
C. Manitowoc Harbor
What is Wisconsin's official state pastry?
D. Kringle
In what county is Two Rivers located?
D. Manitowoc County
What topping was used on the original sundae?
A. Chocolate Syrup
Which trail runs through Two Rivers and links to Manitowoc?
B. Mariners Trail
How tall is Rawley Point Lighthouse?
B. 113 ft
What style of music and dance has deep roots in Wisconsin communities?
C. Polka
What year was Two Rivers incorporated as a city?
Which annual celebration honors this sweet history?
A. Sundae Days Festival
What river combines with the West Twin River to give the city its name?
A. East Twin River
What is the SECOND-largest fish in Lake Michigan?
A. Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)
B. Muskellunge (Esox masquinongy)
C. Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens)
D. Lake Trout (Salvelinus namaycush)
B. Muskellunge (Esox masquinongy)
Which Wisconsin city hosts the famous Summerfest music festival?
D. Milwaukee