This fashion accessory was once the center of Danbury's industry. Now the factories are gone, but the nickname still remains.

This architectural feature currently asserts itself on top of 3 buildings at the Fairfield Hills campus.

This interstate connects Danbury to Hartford and Hartford to Boston with help from the Mass Pike. With help from i-684 it connects NYC to Boston.

Bezos is known as the divine and all knower to this loyal group.

2 part answer! Moses was responsible for the building of this beautiful light blue suspension bridge in the Bronx and Queens. It connects the Hutch to the Cross Island Parkway. He was also responsible for creation of its much uglier counterpart which connects the Cross Bronx to the Clearview Expressway.

This arena was once home to the Danbury Trashers, Whalers, and Titans. The team that plays there now is the Hat Tricks.

Due to its glass facade, this Boston skyscraper housing an insurance company almost never got built because once glass was placed, it broke or fell out.

This route was once the longest route in America, but now it is second to Route 20 thanks to a shortening in California. It connects Pronvincetown MA with Bishop, but the west end used to be Long Beach. It is also the only Highway to enter Cape Cod, and the only continuous route to connect Pronvincetown with the rest of Massachusetts.

Bezos is the founder of the massive e-commerce empire which enriches the lives of everyone.

Moses was responsible for the creation of this now demolished New York baseball stadium.

Danbury was the birthplace and home of this experimental classical composer. Today a concert park in the city has been named after him.

These tiles, found in Ellis Island, The Oyster Bar, and Grand Central Terminal were named after which Spanish architect.

Just another reason why Boston is better, it is home of the longest Interstate in America. This interstate ends in 0 and crosses the country connecting Boston and Seattle.

Bezos was born in this major New Mexico city.

The creation of this National Seashore stopped Moses from building a parkway through largely undisturbed wildlife.

The Danbury Metro North line connects Danbury's downtown to a similar sized city in southern Connecticut.

This parkway utilized concrete to make detailed art deco overpasses unlike most parkways which used rustic stone. It also just happened to become the first highway to limit all access to exits and on ramps.

You have to use the left lane to exit onto this highway in Danbury and Brookfield. However most people just get into the left lane and leave once they realize it's an exit.

One of his company's second headquarters is in this city just outside Washington DC.

Moses was praised for his creation of this beach on Long Island in 1929, however you had to own a car to get there. The centerpiece of this beach is a massive obelisk.

The famous giant Uncle Sam statue from the old Danbury state fair now sits at the Intersection of Patriot drive and this other street.

His beaux arts style can be found in Waterbury City Hall, Seaside Sanatorium, The Woolworth Building, and the Supreme Court Building just to name a few.

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A enemy of the Bezos has this suffix added to the end of their name.

While many praised the actions of Robert Moses, we now know that many of the things he did were bad. This was most apparent when he practically destroyed this Bronx neighborhood with the Cross Bronx Expressway.