The Phillies played in the first ever night game in MLB history on May 24, 1935. In what stadium did that game take place? (Hint: answer can be found on Phillysportshistory.com)

This leader of the Temperance movement used to walk into taverns with an axe and smash liquor bottles and bar windows. She stood 6′, 175 pounds, and said that she was “a bulldog running along at the feet of Jesus, barking at what he doesn’t like.”

On May 10th, 1849, fans of American actor Edwin Forrest stormed this Opera House, where rival British actor William MacReady was performing Macbeth. The rioters attempted to set fire to the theater, at which point the state militia showed up and began firing into the crowd. When the dust settled, more than 20 people were killed and over 100 injured. What was the name of the Opera House where this famous riot took place?

This priest and first revolutionary leader of the Mexican War of Independence, in Mexico he’s known as Padre de la Patria, or Father of the Country.

This French King, known as both the Beloved and the Mad, lost his marbles and went through part of his life thinking he was made of glass, refusing to let people touch him lest he shatter.

On April 21st, 1898, Phillies pitcher Bill Duggleby did something that no major leaguer would do again until Jeremy Hermida did it in 2005. What is it?

What Union captain is credited with firing the first shot in defense of Fort Sumter on April 12th, 1861?

This was created by Eleanor Abbott in the 1940s as she laid in a hospital recovering from polio.

This woman, known as the American Agatha Christie, wrote a book called The Door, from which it is believed we get the cliche “The butler did it!” Who is this author?

The curious smile on the Mona Lisa was an example of this style of Renaissance painting technique, which da Vinci described as “without lines or borders, in the manner of smoke or beyond the focus plane.”

Note: JGT is very excited to be hosting a Leonardo da Vinci quiz this Friday at the Franklin Institute at 8 p.m.