Rochester is known as the flower/flour city in part because of these three regional rapids.

Recently, the feature of a popular TikTok with Cranberry juice, many middle aged men learned this during quarantine.

The most stolen instrument in history, famously made by Stradivarius.

Used as the main ingredient in an Old Fashioned, this is the only certified American spirit.

A large berry with a single seed, this creamy favorite (when paired with toast) is taking the blame for millennials lack of home ownership.

Located outside Philadelphia, lands were donated by the DuPont family to create a retreat for the community.

This Rochester system provides 18 million trips each year for community members and visitors.

This dog breed is traditionally called the king of terriers because it is the largest of the breed.

Created by Abner Doubleday, this is America's past time.

A popular hobby and profession, this is the practice of creating durable images by recording light.

Home of the 2016 Champions, this location hadn't seen a World Series win since 1908.

Programs that offer the public opportunities for alternative modes of transportation.

Anything but cordial, this drama and thriller was filmed and produced in Rochester.

The 1880's invention of a safer version of this, shifted use and public perception from being a dangerous toy for young men to being an everyday transport tool for men and women of all ages.

These black and white brothers are best known for bad breath, finger nibbles, looking cute on Zoom, and scratching furniture.

Commonly known as the Handshake City, this upstate location helped propel The Urban Phoenix to new heights.

This is the second busiest rail transit system in the United States.

This is what happens to you when you have too much to drink at the bar. It's also the name of a local Acapella group.

The second largest city in New York State, its early embrace of electric power led to the nickname "The City of Light."

Completed in 1825, this pathway connected cities across New York State.

This is the final resting place of such recognizable people as Nathaniel Rochester, Bausch, Lomb, and many other famous individuals.

The first of these one-person transportation devices, created in 1918, is on display at the Smithsonian.

The location of many after-prom parties for small town New Yorkers, this restaurant is the home of the real Grand Slam.

The 2nd most popular tourist attraction in Chicago, this sculpture in Millennium Park is most commonly known as...

Effectively a curb extension caused by snowfall, this encourages slower vehicle speeds, increasing safety for all road users, including pedestrians.