Play Two Truths And A Lie: United States Edition

Alabamas has the largest cast-iron statue in the world

The first windshield wiper was invented there

A second grade class petitioned for the state insect to be a ladybug

University of Delaware started the first study abroad program

You can address and mail decorated coconuts from Hawaii

Hawaiian islands were ruled by a monarchy

The longest continuous street in the US is in Colorado

Colorado is the only state to turn down hosting the Olympics

It's estimated that 20% of the country's popcorn supply comes from Indiana corn crops

There is a town in Indiana called Santa Claus

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World is located in this state

The official state neckwear is the bola tie

The Baltimore Ravens were named after the poet Edgar Allen Poe

There is a town in Maryland called Boring

The highest and lowest points in the US are found in California

The state produces over 17 million gallons of wine a year

Washington's capital is named after the Olympic Mountains from Mount Olympus

The first Starbucks was established in Seattle, Washington

Ozzy Osbourne bit a bat at a concert in Des Moines, Iowa

Olympic gold medalists Shawn Johnson and Gabby Douglas trained in Iowa

New Mexico's official state question is "red or green?"

Bill Gates and Paul Allen co-founded Microsoft in New Mexico in 1976

The world's largest drive-in restaurant is located in Georgia

There are over 55 streets named Peachtree in Atlanta, Georgia

Alaska grows oversized produce, like 35 pound broccoli

Alaska has the most glaciers and ice fields in the whole world

More battles were fought in New Jersey colony than any other in the Revolutionary War

The first Miss America pageant was held in New Jersey in 1921

As of 2015, Wisconsin had 10,290 dairy farms

The blender was invented in Wisconsin

Connecticut enforced the first speeding limit law in 1901

In order for a pickle to be recognized as a pickle in Connecticut, it must bounce

There is a town that celebrates the invention of Marshmallow Fluff with a festival

Massachusetts is the birthplace of volleyball

Asheville, NC has the most breweries per capita of any city in the US

Putt-putt golf was invented in North Carolina

Florida is the only place in the world where crocodiles and alligators live together

Gatorade got its name from the University of Florida where it was invented

Kansas is nicknamed the Wheat State

The world's first Pizza Hut was opened in Kansas

The first national park in the US was established in Montana

The first woman to serve in Congress was from Montana

South Dakota is the 5th least populous state in America

Rodeo is the official state sport of South Dakota

There is a desert in Maine

In 2014, 124 million pounds of lobster were caught in Maine

The Chicago Water Tower was one of the only buildings to survive the Great Fire of 1871

Illinois is the state's largest pumpkin producer

There is an annual Frog Festival in Louisiana to celebrate the frogs and the frog industry

Louisiana is home to the world's longest bridge over water

Nevada doesn't collect individual income taxes

Prostitution is legal in Nevada, but only in counties with under 400,000 residents

The state instrument is the fiddle

Arkansas is the only US state to actively mine diamonds

In 2002, someone swam the entire Mississippi River in 68 days

Root beer was invented in Mississippi

The star garnet can be found in abundance only in Idaho and India

There is a bed and breakfast in Idaho shaped like a giant beagle

Crater Lake in south-central Oregon is the deepest lake in the United States

There is a leprechaun colony in Portland

New Hampshire has no sales taxes

The first free public library in the world is located in New Hampshire

The cash register was invented in Ohio

The Shawshank Redemption was filmed in Ohio

Lewis and Clark spent the most time in North Dakota than any other state

North Dakota is 90% farm and ranch land

It was illegal for bakers to sell donut holes in Lehigh, Nebraska during the 1800s

Arbor Day started in Nebraska in 1854

The Presidential Pet Museum can be found in Virginia

The first African American woman-run bank started in Richmond, Virginia

Minnesota is home to one of the biggest groups of Fortune 500 Companies in the US

Minnesota has the most miles of bike trails in the country

An Oklahoman woman was hit by space junk from the US Delta II rocket

There is an annual Big Foot Festival in eastern Oklahoma

It is illegal for dance halls to be open on Sundays in South Carolina

The first battle of the Civil War took place in South Carolina

The official state name is the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

Rhode Island is where the first Baptist Church in the country was established

Missouri is known as The Cave State for having 6,000 caves

The World Fair held in St. Louis in 1904 introduced the world to the waffle cone

The ratio of cows to humans in Vermont is 1 to 3.8

Before becoming a state, Vermont was its own country in 1777

Tennesseans are sometimes called "Butternuts" - a nickname from the Civil War

The cotton candy machine was invented in Nashville, Tennessee

The "Snack Belt" is where a lot of junk foods were invented in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvanian Hershey inventor and his wife were supposed to board the Titanic but switched ships

The country's first female governor was elected in Wyoming

There are only 2 escalators in the entire state

A city in Michigan host an Ice Festival every year

Michigan has the longest shoreline in America

In 1984, there was a day in Texas where the temperate was 35 degrees F in one place and 106 in another town

The phrase "Don't mess with Texas" was an anti-littering slogan

One of the largest family reunions of 2,500 members takes place every year in West Virginia

One of the oldest rivers in the world run through West Virginia

The first commercial winery in America opened in Kentucky

The first US performance of a Beethoven symphony was in Lexington, Kentucky

The country's first transcontinental railroad was finished in Utah

One of the biggest man-made pits in the world belongs in Utah