Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is the only city in the United States whose sports teams all share these same two primary colors.
Black and Gold
John F Kennedy was assassinated on Elm Street in this Dallas plaza in 1963.
Dealey Plaza
Chicago sits on the shores of this Great Lake
Lake Michigan
Cleveland sits on the shores of this Great Lake
Lake Erie
This state nickname of New Jersey comes from its "abundance of fertile farmlands"
The Garden State
This condiment (among other food products) company is co-headquartered in Pittsburgh.
Kraft Heinz
This Los Angeles University's Trojans won both the indoor and outdoor track and field NCAA Championships in 2025
University of Southern California (USC)
Sample over 100 varieties of this soft drink at the company's factory which is in Atlanta.
Coca Cola
Thomas Edison and Benjamin Franklin would be proud to say that Cleveland was the first city in the United States to be lit by this in 1879.
This Philadelphia Phillies mascot is widely recognized as the gold (or maybe green?) standard of sports mascots
The Philly Phanatic
The federal government recognizes Pittsburgh as the starting point for these famous explorers in 1803.
Lewis and Clark
Dallas is the 3rd largest city in Texas after these two other lone star metropolises.
Houston and San Antonio
Centennial Park stands as a lasting legacy of this 1996 international sporting event which was hosted in Atlanta.
Summer Olympics
This "Hall of Fame," located in downtown Cleveland hosts a yearly induction ceremony that doubles for a concert. Additionally, they are a PNC Grow Up Great Volunteer Partner!
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Latin Roots "phileo" and "adelphos" give rise to this iconic nickname of Philadelphia
The City of Brotherly Love
The names of the 3 rivers that create the "Confluence" and surround Pittsburgh's downtown area.
Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio
The Dallas Public Library displays one of the few original copies of this document, printed on July 4th, 1776.
The Declaration Of Independence.
The Chicago River is the only river in the world that does this, thanks to an engineering intervention in 1900.
Flows Backwards
Ralphie Parker's family home from this beloved 1983 holiday movie is actually located in Cleveland and receives ticketed visitors.
A Christmas Story
A popular episode of the hit HBO show The Sopranos, which also has the same name, takes place in this vast southern New Jersey wilderness area.
Pine Barrens
This tallest educationally purposed building in the world (535 feet) stands tall over the University of Pittsburgh's campus.
The Cathedral of Learning
Griffith Observatory
The Georgia Aquarium is the only place in the United States where you can see one of these, largest fishes in the sea, in captivity.
Whale Shark
This superhero was born in the creative minds of Cleveland natives Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster in 1933
Superman
New Jersey's Sandy Hook lighthouse, which is the oldest continually operating lighthouse in the country, guides ships safely into this metropolitan Harbor.
New York Harbor