For some reason or another, you chose to click on New York ... as if for most of you, you couldn't just go outside and check it out yourself? Mr. Klaff could run for Governor of New York ... why not? Think about it -- he lived in Binghamton, Albany, Buffalo for a summer, and Long Island. Plus, he has taught in the City, upstate, and Long Island. Plus -- he was a stadium announcer upstate, and in the City. It's a landslide!

1a. Who is the most famous historical figure buried in New York. CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

1b. Which other legendary historical figure is buried right next to the answer of 1a? CLICK HERE FOR THE VIDEO ANSWER.

2. What was the original nickname of the Empire State Building, when it opened its doors in 1931?  CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

3. For all of you upstate NY fans ... what how many gallons of water are in Niagara Falls? CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT THE ANSWER.

4. Where did Charles A Lindbergh take off in the Spirit of St. Louis in 1927? For bonus points ... who is this place named for? It's probably not who you think. CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

4B. Where is the FDR House? Where is the TR House? CLICK HERE FOR ANSWER.

5. What opened in 1883, which many considered to be the 8th Wonder of the World at the time? CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

6. Where was the turning point of the Revolutionary War? CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

7. THE MIRACLE ON ICE!!! CLICK HERE FOR THE GREATEST MOMENT IN US SPORTS HISTORY!

8. Where and when did the Great Depression officially get under way? CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

9. Where was the first capital of the United States located? Who was first inaugurated there? CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO ANSWER.

10. True or False ... Mr. Klaff has starred in a Broadway Show. CLICK HERE FOR THE ANSWER.

11. What borough had its baseball team taken away from them in 1957, only to have baseball reappear in 2001? CLICK HERE FOR ANSWER.

12. What baseball team did Mr. Klaff work for in upstate New York. CLICK HERE FOR ANSWER.