1950's Entertainment
Sports
Who am I?
Birthstones
National Parks
200
The movie "Love Me Tender" premiered in November 1956. He was the star of the movie
Elvis Presley
200
If you don't know anything about professional golf, you still probably know the name of this golfer. He has set and broken many records, but his reputation suffered over a scandal in personal life.
Tiger Woods
200
Aside from being the first Postmaster General of the United States, this man achieved fame from flying a kite in a lightning storm...as I've intricately illustrated.
Benjamin Franklin
200
February
Amethyst
200
This was the first recognized National Park
Yellowstone
400
This American television sitcom, starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz was released on 15 October 1951
I Love Lucy
400
There is a game played on a big grassy field that Americans have one name for and the rest of the world calls something else. This is what Americans call it
Soccer
400
Tall hat...beard...that unmistakable likeness...this one seems straightforward from the artist's perspective
Abraham Lincoln
400
September
Sapphire
400
This National Park is also known as one of the 7 Wonders of the World
Grand Canyon
600
These 1950s entertainment venues were known as "Passion Pits"
Drive-Ins
600
He played long ago and set many records despite being pretty undisciplined off the field. There's a candy bar that sounds a lot like his name but isn't named after him.
Babe Ruth
600
Okay. That's not a tumour- that's an ear...there's only one. Which of these historical people known for "Starry Night" and "The Potato Eaters" is depicted?
Vincent Van Gogh
600
June
Pearl
600
This National Park is home to the deepest lake in the United States
Crater Lake National Park
800
This 1957 craze was invented by Arthur Melin and Richard Knerr which gave kids and adults alike, hours of fun and exercise
Hula Hoop
800
These are New York City's two major baseball teams
The Yankees and the Mets
800
The famous lady depicted ended up kick-starting the Civil Rights movement in 1955
Rosa Parks
800
January
Garnet
800
This National Park was once used as a high security prison
Alcatraz
1000
This is the most photographed attraction, located in Fantasyland, at Disneyland
The Castle
1000
The Modern Olympics are split into two games in order to feature different sports. These are the two types of Olympics
Summer and Winter
1000
Oft-cited as the creator of the detective story (with "The Murders in the Rue Morgue"), who is the man depicted with another of his creations
Edgar Allen Poe
1000
August
Peridot
1000
There are this many national parks
62