This notable auto race was first held in 1911.

South Bend is home to this world-famous college.

Scarface was the nickname of this notorious Italian gangster of Chicago.

Wheaton College has a museum of evangelism named after this highly popular evangelist.

A Frenchman named Cadillac founded this city. (Hint: Begins with D)

This type of "vehicle" races in the Little 500 in Bloomington.

Valparaiso has an annual festival devoted to this crunchy snack food.

This worldwide fast-food chain has its headquarters in the posh suburb of Oak Brook. (Hint: golden arches)

North Michigan Avenue, a key Chicago shopping area, has this nickname. (Hint: M.M.)

This discount store chain is headquartered in Troy. (Hint: Blue light special.)

This well-known state college is in West Lafayette.

These two Indiana residents, with the same last name, both became president.

This president is buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield.

You are watching this sport if you are watching the Power Play in Chicago.

This is the only Great Lake that does NOT touch Michigan.

Berne, Indiana is named for the capital of this place.

This is the holiday weekend the Indianapolis 500 is held.

When in this large Illinois city, you may find yourself riding the CTA's "L" trains.

Galena has the home of this Civil War general and (eventual) president. (Hint: Initial are U.S.G.)

This is Detroit's nickname, which developed because Detroit is an auto center. (Hint: Begins with M.)

Holiday World amusement park is located in this appropriately-named town.

This famous frontiersman discovered Squire Boone Caverns.

This religious group's temple ruins can be seen in Nauvoo. (Hint: Joseph Smith)

Chicago Zoological Park is not in Chicago but in this suburb.

This ethnic group established the town of Holland.