Small-town celebrity birthplace of the week: Sun Prairie, Wis., (current population about 20,000), a suburb of Madison. Artist Georgia O'Keeffe (middle name Totti -- bet you didn't know that) was born there in 1887. Punxsutawney, Pa., take note: The town has declared itself "Groundhog Capital of the World."

In "The Echo of Yesterday," a 1967 episode of the CBS series "Mission: Impossible," the photograph of one of the agents that Jim Phelps (Peter Graves) rejects (with a sly shaking of his head) in his ritual review of available personnel, is that of William Paley, who was the head of CBS at the time. Did "in-joke" photos appear on any other episodes of the series? If you're aware of any, please let us know.

The National Trapshooting Hall of Fame, located in Vandalia, Ohio, honors about 150 shooters, administrators and writers.

The two members whose names would be most familiar to non-fans of the sport are sharpshooter Annie Oakley and what other famous American?
A) Abraham Lincoln
B) John Philip Sousa
C) Donald Trump
D) Lucille Ball

Previous answer: The Leaning Tower of Pisa was originally built to be the bell tower of the city's cathedral.

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