Nashville Trivia Quiz: SHSMD 2019

Located within the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum, which of the following is the oldest print shop in the USA and the place where prints of the biggest names in country music are still being made?

Letterpress Commons

Hatch Show Print

Hammerpress

Music City Printhouse

Which of the following are common Nashville nicknames?

Smashville

Nashvegas

Music City

All of the Above

Nashville’s Centennial Park is home to the only replica of:

The Greek Parthenon

The Eiffel Tower

Stonehenge

King Tut’s Tomb

U.S. President Andrew Jackson’s Nashville home, The Hermitage, has a driveway shaped like:

The Statue of Liberty

A Star

The Liberty Bell

A Guitar

What river runs through Nashville?

Tennessee

Holston

Mississippi

Cumberland

The 175,000-sq-ft green roof of Nashville’s Music City Center is meant to emulate:

The hills of Tennessee

The city’s environmentally-focused “green initiative”

The abundance of nature seen at Cheekwood, the city’s Botanical Garden

Lloyd Green, a member of the legendary “Nashville Cats”

What is the name of an iconic candy loved by Nashvillians that is made of peanuts, caramel, marshmallow, and milk chocolate?

Peeps

Mallo Cups

Goo Goo Clusters

Music City Fudge

Nashville was founded in 1779 on what holiday?

Valentines Day

Christmas Eve

Father's Day

Founder's Day

Which of these famous names were born in Nashville?

Miley Cyrus, singer and actress

Bill Belichick, football coach of the New England Patriots

Gregg Allman, founding member of the Allman Brothers Band

Hillary Scott, member of country music trio Lady Antebellum

All of the Above

Located in downtown Nashville, the AT&T Building is a 33-story skyscraper. The tallest building in the state of Tennessee, it is often referred to as the:

Music City Star

Batman Building

Mother Church of Country Music

Athens of the South

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