Still Revolutionary
Captain John Rider of the Colonial Militia had this many sons.
What is 6?
First name of Danbury
(what the indigenous people called it).
What is Paquiack?
Dr. Knox got famous for capturing the monstrous serpent of this lake.
What is Lake Kenosia?
February 27, 1897
Who is Marian Anderson?
In Edward Hopper's 1942 classic painting, Nighthawks, this is the number of people visible in the frame.
What is 4?
This town southwest of Danbury is known for a skirmish that occurred during the British retreat.
What is Ridgefield, CT?
The First Mayor
Who is L. LeGrand Hopkins?
He is falsely remembered as being imprisoned at the Old Jail for libel.
Who is P.T. Barnum?
October 20, 1874
Who is Charles Ives?
The number of stops on the Danbury Museum's "Museum in the Streets" self tour.
What is 34?
This American General is buried in a cemetery sharing his name.
Who is David Wooster?
First hat shop in Danbury opened in this year.
What is 1780?
Zadoc Benedict discovered this after stuffing his shoes with fur.
What is Felt?
February 20, 1964
Who is Mayor Mark D. Boughton?
Purportedly the tallest Uncle Sam in the world, the statue of Uncle Sam that once stood at the Danbury Fair, and now resides at the Danbury Railway Museum is this many feet tall.
What is 38?
The name of the horse owned by "the female Paul Revere".
What is "Star"?
First year of the Danbury Fair
What is 1821?
Also known as Lady Hercules, she was well known to lift chairs and tables with her teeth.
Who is Millie de Granville-Knox?
April 5, 1761
Who is Sybil Ludington?
Famous for his multiple crashes, Billy Boo drove this number car in the Danbury Fair Racearena.
This man was the 39th governor of New York from 1771 to 1780.
Who is General William Tryon
First Hurricane to hit Danbury in the 1955 Flood.
What is Hurricane Connie?
The Western Connecticut UFO Conference meets here
What is the Danbury Public Library Farioly Program Room?
December 5, 1886
Who is Rose Wilder Lane?
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Sheep Club recruitment posters, this was the number of sheep needed to "equip and clothe each soldier" in WWI
What is 20?