Kodak.

Brantford Ontario. Home of the great Wayne Gretski and homestead to Alexander graham Bell. Ashincalgary: Hehe, I'm in Edmonton and was going to use the Gretski thing too lol Joe-Speedy: Edmonton has the Klondike Days festival. You don't need Wayne.

The only thing that comes to mind is the International Balloon Fiesta every fall (Albuquerque).

The San Antonio Spurs Basketball Team. Go Spurs Go!

It was the home of Tone's spices and also was the place where the first comfortable dental chair was invented by John Naughton, called, "The Dental-Ease" chair. Also Cloris Leachman (Mary Tyler Moore Show) and 2-3 other celebrities were born here.

The greatest national rugby team in the world. The Verve Pies Pier

OF COURSE it is one of the oldest and certainly one of the most famous University towns in the world. CAMBRIDGE

Pinconning, it's the cheese capitol of Michigan, and is also known for an herb refered to as Pinconning Paralyzer.

The Beatles and the Albert Dock. Plus we have two football teams, who I'm told are rather good.

It's the home of headquarters for EDS, JCPenney, Frito Lay, Dr. Pepper 7up. It's home to Chuck Norris, Troy Aikman, and Ross Perot.

Thomas A. Edison purchased or acquired rights to 145 old mines in the east and established a large pilot plant at the Ogden mine, near Ogdensburg, N.J.

Being the most boring place in the world maybe.

Livingston, Scotland, UK known for having the only McAurthur Glen in Scotland, big outlet shopping centre. Also the biggest ASDA-Walmart Supercentre in Scotland. People come from all around to visit these...My flat mates in uni (the irish ones) know about my town because they have trips visiting them.

west bloomfield- the biggest jewish community in michigan dearborn-biggest arabic comumunity in the united states....im from west bloomfield and now live about 10 minutes from dearborn.

- Chicken Wings - Goo Goo Dolls - Ani DiFranco - Frank Lloyd Wright houses (a few) - Rick James (born here) - Millard Fillmore (born here) - William McKinley (shot here) - 1901 Pan-Am Exposition (where hydroelectric power from Niagara Falls lit up a city for the first time with thousands and thousands of Thomas Edison's new light bulbs by using Nikola Tesla's new invention, alternating current) - World's Largest Disco (an annual party) (The last one... maybe not so famous... and maybe should not have been mentioned... kinda embarrassing.)

I live in Georgetown Ohio which is where president Ulysses Grant spent his boyhood years and attended school. You can tour his home and the schoolhouse he attended.

right outside city limits there is a billboard: Home town of the infamous AnswerBagger, BobSaccamano

The headquarters for Goodyear (we were called the Rubber City) The Goodyear Blimp or airship. The Firestone Golf Tournament. Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders, Devo, Lebron James, Quaker Oats and a center for Polymer Science.

Yeah...fraid so....Bill Clinton!

the goose festival, an annual festival in autumn...

Garden City Michigan---Has the first ever K-mart, and The fist Little Caesars is right down the street from me!

My town is famous for being 'The Home of the Tubular Bandage'.

Oh yeah, The Edgar Northcentral Steam Engine show-largest in the world! It is awesome! 43rd annual was last year, i served ice cream [yum]

Giant Portland Cement

I live in Coffs Harbour Australia and its famous for..... The BIG Banana!!!! how sads that? Check it out, www.bigbanana.com

The Bengals and Reds the boyband 98 degrees George Clooney Proctor and Gamble,...which if you dont use something they make everyday, you must live in a cave Larosas Pizza Greaters Ice Cream Goetta Skyline Chili

my town is named after a colour of clay. Terra Cotta

Though I currently reside in Oregon, my hometown is Detroit Michigan. Is it famous for anything? I would say so. Known as the motor city for the past 60 or so years, the home of Motown, Ted Nugent and Bob Seger.

Garland, Texas is based after the town of Arlen in the TV series King of the Hill.

Memphis. Elvis. BB King.

Keene, New Hampshire, USA. Former world record holder for the most lit Jack-O-Lanterns in one place, up until this past year, when Boston obliterated us. Which seems unfair, as Boston has about 15x the population of my little town...

It is. Edit: LoL. Well I did answer the question. ;)

Richard Nixon is buried here in Yorba Linda, CA. That's it. We're all white bread and generic without this bit of sizzle.

The William Kennedy Smith rape trial, Donald Trump's latest sham marriage, lets see what else? Oh yeah Henry Flagler lived there and built large hotels which you can usually see pictures of on the Travel Channel.

We are known as the town that created chicken wings.

Yes, it is known worldwide as "The City of Brotherly Love".

Richmond, Virginia - famous for many things: Patrick Henry' "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" speech, tobaco, seat of the Confederacy, burned by Lee to keep it from Grant, home and final resting place of Presidents and other famous people - just to name a few things.

Salmon capitol of the world. Alaska's first city (Gateway to Alaska). The Blueberry Festival. Home of Ray Troll and Terry Pyles (major artists). Home of the world's largest Totem Pole Park (Saxman). And finally, more Totems than anywhere else on Earth (they are everywhere). ____________________________________ Using the laptop, no pics in here, but go to Alaskacatalog.com (in progress), and see some stuff.

Nope. My town is so small that people drive right through it without even knowing it. Hell, I grew up 20 miles away and didn't know this town existed until I moved here!

umm.. the hopewell cape rocks. its said to be a place where you can see some of the worlds highest tides

junction one.... international shopping outlet

San Diego....Beautiful Weather...almost all of the time. San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park (considered THE ZOO to emulate by most other zoos in the world.)

Yes Rullon Gardner. The olympic wrestling cham.

Boston, MA. Famous for the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, and the Revolutionary War as well as many other things.

sydney is famous for several things, the harbour bridge, the opera house and even the 2000 olympic games, plus many more.

The Crane Melon Festival I know you're all jealous now!

Edgar Steam Show! It is awesome, man, you should all try to come. The things there are spectacular and the flea markets have very nice things. So stop on by, its west of Edgar on highway N! The Edgar football team made it to state 4 times in a row. They won 3 out of the for apperances. Great times, Great times.

Home of president Dwight D. Eisenhower (which includes his boyhood home, the Eisenhower Center and Library) The Greyhound Hall of Fame and Track Old Abilene Town Cattle drive mansions The Museum of Independent Telephony and The Fashion Museum. That pretty much sums it up.

Our hometown of Bowie, Texas,(Montague County), was named after a famous frontiersman and soldier of the Alamo. James Bowie or Jim Bowie, as he is often called. His brother is actually the person that made the famous Bowie knife for James. And that design was taken from another knife. So the famous Bowie knife design has been around longer than old James would have had us believe. James Bowie did fight at the Alamo, however, he was mostly laid up with pneumonia at the time. In fact, I think he was in his bed when the Mexicans entered the fort and dispatched all the fighters. Sorry about the second picture, you may have to click on that one.

You tell me. The Steelers are from here (though I personally don't care much about football) We're nicknamed the Steel City or something silly like that ummm... I think theirs something else but I can't remeber it right now. Do you know where I live??

Bartlesville, OK. It is the headquarters for Phillips Petroleum. It also has the Price Tower which was built by Frank Lloyd Wright. It also hosts the world's largest bi-plane exhibit (or at least it used too). It has a bunch of other culture stuff that is pretty cool (like Woolaroc, which is a drive through zoo), but you wouldn't have heard of them unless you live in OK.

I live in a Scottish town called Lanark famous for William Wallace having a house there. If anybody knows the film Braveheart with Mel Gibson, then they will know who William Wallace is, basically a fight about land between Scotland and England with William Wallace leading the Scottish army, until he died and Robert the Bruce took over. We have a statue, etc

LaPorte IN: Famous for being the first place where DIAL telephones where used. Also part of the movie prancer was filmed here. Belle Guiness (serial killer) lived and killed here. Valparaiso IN: Orville Redienbocher (Popcorn guy) came from Valparaiso IN. (I consider Valpo sort of my hometown because I went to college there, and its not far from LaPorte) New Carlisle, IN (Where I'm currently residing) Another place where the movie Prancer was filmed.

The HOME of Country Music and the Grand Ol' Opry! OHOHOHOH! GooGoo candies.The Titans.Congressman Frist

we are famous for the world championship dog sled races in northern manitoba,racers form all over the world come here.

Wokingham- The most pathetic, shallow place on earth. Home to the worst football team in the world with just 6 players, one of which (the goalie, bless him) is in a wheel chair. The biggest thing ever to happen in Wokingham is that Waitrose was built (a real isue, I know)

Where Tom Dula(Dooley) hung down his head and cried and died. Can you tell me where exactly he was hanged?(A little research quiz for you...shouldn't be too hard)

Unfortunately, extramarrital affairs. It was totally unreal, the number of people running around on their spouses with such a small population. And, boy do small towns talk. At the store where I worked as a teen-ager, there was a special room upstairs that was never empty. Our produce manager was a 62 year old, married man that was BUSIER than anyone I know. It was really so sad. A real Peyton Place. It's just one of the many reasons that I got out as soon as I could.

We have the Largest JR Cigar Outlet in the World (I've been in there once maybe) and Kit Carson's parents are buried in my church's cemetery.

Elvis Presley. BBQ. The Blues. The assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

My hometown (Steelville, Missouri) was once known as the floating capital of the United States. There are many rivers/creeks where campgrounds and canoes are plenty. Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs also visited Steelville, MO on the show to work at the local charcoal plant. I now live in Abilene, Kansas. We are famous for having the National Grey Hound Hall of Fame.

Bill Clinton!

Yep. Washington, D.C. It's famous for alot of things, like being our nations capital, the Washington Monument's there, as... well, alot of other stuff.

Tampa Fl. = Cigars.

Dauphin? No... Winipeg - The Guess Who! I never liked them though... Manitoba - Slurpee capital of the world! And of course the indian posse...gAd I hate those guys.

Mark Twain and Norman Baker, he claimed he had a cure for cancer and actually did a live surgery where he removed a mans scalp and top of his skull while the man was still awake.

Yeah, it has a rehabilitation hospital named after a famous stage actress.

We had the great chicago fire, sears tower, the bulls, the cubs, the bears, the white sox, abraham lincoln, barack obama, twista. EDIT: how could I have forgotten this? O'Hare International airport.

I'm not sure that the town is FAMOUS for this, but it is the location where the movie The Witches of Eastwick was shot. A few stories about that... When Jack Nicholson goes running out the front door of Cher's store, takes a right and goes up a hill, he ends up on the town Common with a little duck pond and a big white church in the middle. In reality, if you took a right out of that building (Cards and Shards Gift Shop) you are actually heading in the opposite direction from the town Common. When they filmed that scene, the sun was in the wrong place for them to show him going left towards the Common. I watched them film the scene where he comes around a corner in the black Mercedes and runs off the road as he is approaching a stone bridge. They had an iron rail set up on the side of the road that was hidden by shrubbery, that the car would ride up on to make it appear to "bounce" off the rocks. They shot that scene 15 times before they had it right. Every time they shot the scene, it would rip the side off the Mercedes and they would tow it back to the Sandy Beach parking lot, where they had a mobile auto-body shop that would fix the car up to like-new condition in about 20 minutes. When Jack goes into the hardware store, all of the goods in the store were rented by the movie company from my brother's tackle shop. In one scene in the store, you can see a hat on a shelf behind the proprietor that says Trask Tackle on it. (You have to have a good quality VCR with freeze-frame to actually read the hat!)

Jesse James robbed a bank here. It was the first daylight bank robbery. Sweet! http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/james/peopleevents/e_banks.html

Whole hog sausage. On a better note, my high school had the highest teen pregnancy rate in the country. We were featured on 20/20. I've got pride running ALL through me.

Home of Speights beer and Carisbrook stadium (The house of pain!)

Janesville, WI has a large cow that has been used in Snapple commercials, and we have a historical landmark called the Tallman house where President Lincoln stayed for a while in.

Yeah Lance Armstrong, but he is originally from Plano Texas.

Robin Hood and Nottingham lace

guitars,magellan's cross

Being really, really, really, really big.

bridgwater in somerset united kingdom is famous for its street carnival every november.also for admiral blake and his fireworks.

The hometown of Nolan Ryan from the Astros.

Yarm - It is the site of the pub where the worlds FIRST EVER railway was planned. The pub still exists and is quite nice. The town of Stockton nearby is where the first railway actually began and went to nearby Darlington. Stockton is also the birthplace of the inventor of the safety match.

Yes, on the west side of the lake (White Bear), there was, & still is, a company named Johnson Boatworks. Someone in that family invented the 'scow' bottom sailboat for racing. There's even one in the Smithsonian.

Home of the largest Marine Corps base in eastern US. Jacksonville,NC And no, I'm not military affiliated, just a local.

I live in Pleasanton, CA which is just east of oakland. John Madden lives here. And the Alameda county fair is held here every year. The headquarters for Safeway and Peoplesoft (before it was taken over by Oracle) are also here. The Goodguys car show is held here.

The place I was born at is famous for its sweet onions.

Ben Franklin, The Liberty Bell, Our Art Museum steps, The Rocky movies, Several famous singers/rappers including Eve, Beanie Seagal, Freeway.PHILADELPHIA!!!

Yes it is. I live in Penticton BC. It's famous for the beautiful Weather in the Summer time. We have 2 Beaches here. One on Skaha lake and One on Okanagan Lake if you have ever heard of them. It is very nice here all year round also.

New Bedford, MA. Whaling capitol of the U.S. back in the 1800s. Booming mill town up to the 90's Booming fishing port up to the 90's. Drove through there just after Christmas, not very much left.......... The Scallop fishing is going fairly well right now though.....

Moondance Jam and eelpout festival

Rochester, NY. It's where Susan B. Anthony lived. Also, Kodak.

yeah i live in Mill Valley, CA its just outside of San Fransico. Mt. Tam is famous for it looking like a sleeping lady. also the fireside which had a famous scene in the movie Bandits i think which is what heard from a friend. SF is famous for its hills, cable cars, golden gate bridge, and its diversity and the S.F. Giants. the first picture was back in the 70's i think that happened once where it snowed. the third is the fireside and the last i think is pacbell park, giants home stadium

jeneane lumdulmueler the porn star,Stryper and vince neils first wife sharese rudell.

Caves Beach/Swansea, NSW, Australia. Our member of parliament is a paedophile that molested 2 boys repeatedly over at least 6 years. He ended up molesting one til he was 18, by which time he was paying the teen $250 a week and getting him to get stoned so he would be more forthcoming. This money was ordered from the government under the guise that it was being used to help the electorate. Look him up - Milton Orkopoulos. He's even on Wikipedia!

Tampa: famous for the Buccaneers, infamous for the Devil Rays!

I live in Paducah, KY. I think we're considered the quilt capital of the world. Every April people from all over the world come here for the big quilt show. All the local residents know to stay at home and away from the restaurants, the mall, and downtown during that time unless interested in quilts, and bunches and bunches of people.

yes, it is the home of Entourage,90210 and other showes, and Some of the Most Famous shopping of the world. I am from Beverly Hills,usually i do not admit to it and say that i am from the LA area.

Winston-Salem. Hometown of the cigarettes of the same name.

Uh... the hometown of Good Charlotte. Not that it's anything I tell my friends about, because I can't stand them.

MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA was/or is voted the most liveable city in the world.

I am about to give away my second hometown, It's famouse for NASCAR's.. TALLADEGA SUPER SPEEDWAY.

Yes, Norfolk was Johnny Carson's hometown. He spent his school years here. His family house is just a couple of miles from my place.