Holidays & Observances
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America-Podge
It Happened in September
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Tourists flock to Betsy Ross' house on this observance, June 14

Flag Day

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This musical is Chock Full of Inmates

Chai Cog

Chicago 

400

He's the feline who describes Frosted Flakes by saying "They're grrreat!"

Tony the Tiger

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Syracuse is one of several New York cities noted for having haunted hayrides during this month

October

400

The U.S. spacecraft Gemini 11 was launched from what was then Cape Kennedy in this U.S. state on Sept. 12, 1966

Florida

800

It took a lot of "work" but Grover Cleveland finally signed a bill making this a national holiday in 1894

Labor Day

800

The circle of Broadway success!

Hiking Let On

The Lion King

800

Scientifically this feline treat is known as Nepeta cataria

Catnip

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If you fly over Iowa, you'll see lots of this leading crop that accounts for about 18% of the USA's production

Corn

800

With about 100 Pilgrims aboard, on Sept. 16, 1620 this ship set sail for America 

The Mayflower

1200

It's the Jewish Day of Atonement

Yom Kippur

1200

"Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'"

HALO AMOK

Oklahoma!

1200

Hundreds of years ago, these cats were treasured by royal families in Thailand because of their distinctive, unusual, and beautiful appearances. 

Siamese cats

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Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman said he wants this Washington. D.C. "Institution" to open a museum in Vegas

The Smithsonian

1200

On Sept. 4, 1962 this British rock group made up of John, Paul, George & Ringo went to Abbey Road to make an album

The Beatles

1600

The name of this American holiday is from the Swahili for "fresh fruits"

Kwanzaa

1600

Longest running Broadway show

A Feather Tenth Hoop Mop

The Phantom of the Opera

1600

The only lions still living wild in Asia are found in the Gir Forest in this country of the subcontinent

India

1600

Once an immigration station & now known for its hiking trails, Angel Island, is in this California bay

San Francisco

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This lonely cowboy hero of the Old West made his TV debut Sept. 15, 1949

The Lone Ranger

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On February 15 we remember this ship that was sunk in 1898

Maine

2000

French for Red Windmill, Baz Luhrmann directed the film

Nor Eulogium 

Moulin Rouge

2000

This swift feline of Africa is the only cat that cannot retract its claws

A cheetah

2000

Born in Mexico in 1907 to expatriate American Mormons, George Romney served as gov. of this U.S. state in the 1960s

Michigan

2000

Born Sept. 5, 1638, King Louis XIV of this European country was known as the Sun King

France