Sit  : 10 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Beach (auto race site) __ Ferry (site of John Brown's rebellion) __ Memorial (site of the "I have a dream" speech) __ Mill (1848 gold discovery site) __ Museum (San Jose site honoring the boat people) __ Park (13-Down lab site) __ Valley: Reagan library site ___ Adobes (2011 Arizona shooting site) ___ Bay, 1898 battle site ___ Bay, 1898 site of Admiral Dewey's fleet ___ Bay, Philippines (site of 1944 fighting) ___ Beach (D-Day site) ___ Circus (site of Peter's crucifixion) ___ cit.: in the place sited ___ Creek (1864 Virginia battle site) ___ Cricket Ground, site of the Eton v. Harrow match ___ cuff: pitching injury site ___ d'Orsay: Seine site ___ Dan (Israeli archaeological site) ___ de la Cité (Notre Dame Cathedral site) ___ de la Cité (Seine site) ___ Diable: old penal colony site ___ Dome (site of the 2006 March Madness Final Four) ___ Downs (Derby site) ___ Eisley (cantina site on Tatooine) ___ el Amarna, Egyptian excavation site ___ Falls (site of an 1848 women's rights convention) ___ Falls, Nile dam site in Uganda ___ Flow (British naval base site) ___ Forest (W.W. I battle site) ___ Garros Stadium (French Open site) ___ Hai: Israeli monument site ___ Hart, sitcom title character ___ house (down-home music site) ___ Island (immigrants' site) ___ Island (museum site) ___ Island (prison site) ___ Island (site of a New York prison) ___ Island (site of New York City's largest jail facility) ___ Island, museum site since 1990 ___ Island, site of a U.S. navy yard ___ la Cité (Paris site) ___ land (spaced-out site) ___ Lane, 1814 battle site ___ Linda (Nixon Library site) ___ Linda, CA (Nixon Library site) ___ lines (connectors of ancient sites) ___ Litovsk (1918 treaty site) ___ Mill, 1848 gold site ___ motel (tryst site) ___ Mounds (Illinois historical site) ___ Observatory, site of the larger Hale Telescope ___ of Attalos (Greek museum site) ___ of fish (bad situation) ___ One (political idea-sharing .org site with the slogan "You Set the Agenda") ___ Park (Edison lab site) ___ Park (Edison's lab site) ___ Park (FDR home site) ___ Park (historic laboratory site) ___ Park (noted lab site) ___ Park, California (site of Facebook's headquarters) ___ Park, colonial Pennsylvania site near Philadelphia ___ Park, New Jersey (noted invention site) ___ Park, site of Edison's workshop ___ Picchu (Inca site) ___ Picchu (Incan site) ___ Picchu (Peruvian site of Incan ruins) ___ Potti (construction site facility) ___ Pueblo (Unesco World Heritage site) ___ room (site for a Ping-Pong table) ___ seat (advantageous situation) ___ server (site from which to download) ___ Shankar, sitar strummer ___ spout (water runoff site) ___ Taylor, old sitcom character ___ Valley (1960 Olympics site) ___ Valley (Reagan Library site) ___ Valley (site of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library) ___ Valley: 1960 Winter Olympics site ___ Valley: Reagan Presidential Library site ___ Verde (site of prehistoric cliff dwellings) ___ Vista (battle site) ___ Vista, Mex. (battle site in 1847) ___ Vista, Mexican War battle site ___ Ysidro, busy U.S./Mexico border site ____ City : Michael J. Fox sitcom ____ Gulf: WWII site ____ Hall (historic Princeton site) ____ House: Civil War surrender site ____ Picchu (site of Incan ruins) ____ Shankar sitarist _____ Bay (New England site) _____ Bien Phu (1954 battle site) _____ Hill, Marconi test site _____ Sea (W.W. II site) _____ situation _____ Woods (California tourist site) ______aux Meadows, Newfoundland World Heritage site ______hill (Nova Scotia mine site) _____, Minn. (1862 Sioux uprising site) ___-win situation ___.com (e-mail address for classic sitcoms) __'s Hill (Battle of Bunker Hill site) ... and 99-Across starred in musicals and share their first names with a classic sitcom couple ... a person sitting down ... English river, site of the ruins of Tintern Abbey '___ Buddies (old sitcom)' '___ Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter' '___ Heroes' (old sitcom) '___ Sharkey' ('70s sitcom) ''Arizona'' Memorial site ''Big Three'' conference site ''Buy It Now'' site ''Land ho!'' site ''No Hunting'' sign site ''Take a number'' site ''Walk-in'' sites '00s CBS sitcom '30s civil war site '40s bomb site '40s flag-raising site, briefly '44 battle site '44 fight site '45 battle site, for short '50's sitcom '50s sitcom "My Little ___" '50s sitcom couple '50s sitcom guy '50s sitcom hubby '50s sitcom name '50s sitcom neighbor '50s sitcom set in Springfield '50s sitcom sidekick '50s sitcom staple '50s sitcom star '52 Olympics site '52 Winter Olympics site '58 world's fair site '60s conflict site '60s conflict site, for short '60s march site '60s radical sit-in grp. '60s radical sit-in org. '60s service site '60s sitcom '60s sitcom character whose handlers stuffed nylon in his mouth '60s sitcom sailor '60s sitcom set at Fort Courage '60s sitcom set at Fort Courage, literally? '60s sitcom star Dick Van ___ '60s sitcom whose original theme song began "The end of the Civil War was near" '60s tour site '60s war site '60s war site briefly '60s Western sitcom "F ___" '60s-'70s service site '60s-'70s service site, briefly '60s-'70s war site, briefly '70's sitcom '70s sitcom '70s sitcom with The '70s sitcom "___ Sharkey" '70s sitcom costar with Demond '70s sitcom family name '70s sitcom high schooler '70s sitcom producer '70s sitcom spin-off '70s TV sitcom '70s-'80s sitcom featuring Don '80s Barbara Eden sitcom '80s sitcom '80s title sitcom role for Soleil Moon Frye '88-'97 sitcom '90s Fox sitcom '90s sitcom '90s sitcom about twin girls '90s sitcom bookstore owner '90s sitcom with the landmark "Puppy Episode" '90s-'00s Lifetime sitcom in which viewers chose the name of the title character '90s-'00s sitcom star 'All Things Considered' site 'CSI' site 'Dos you don't want to sit behind at movies 'Full Metal Jacket' site 'Movin' ___' (old sitcom theme song) 'Platoon' site 'Platoon' site, for short 'Rambo' site 'Rambo' site, briefly 'Rock-a-Bye Baby' site 'Rockabye Baby' site 'Survivor' site 'Survivor' site, often 'The Music Man' site "__ Day at a Time" (Bonnie Franklin sitcom) "___ 101": Emmy-nominated Nickelodeon sitcom "___ 101": Former Nickelodeon sitcom "___ a slitted sheet I sit" "___ a slitted sheet I sit" (tongue twister phrase) "___ About Time" (1960s sitcom)