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Webster pond is a popular pond in the heart of the city that has fish, ducks, and different wildlife. The pond is maintained by a non-profit organisation. The pond is situated in a park with trails and walkways suitable for the whole family. The ducks and geese on the pond are happy to be fed corn at any time!

If you find yourself at the University of Syracuse, make sure you have time to find the Tree of 40 Fruits. The tree has been grown by Sam Van Aken as an experiment in science and art that was begun in 2008. During the spring and summer, the tree is covered in more than three dozen different types of edible fruit, including cherries, plums, peaches, and almonds. The tree was created by grafting the buds of 40 different fruit trees onto a single tree.

It is thanks to the many women who joined the suffragette movement that women in many countries enjoy their rights. Harriet May Mills was an influential feminist, and her home in Syracuse can be visited. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Harriet May Mills helped build one of the largest suffragette organisations in the United States. She travelled all over the country fighting for women’s rights and was well-known on the political scene. She was the first female State Hospital Commissioner.