I'd also favor a sugar maple since it is a clean tree. Not the fastest growing tree but will be fun to climb, tap and is beautiful in shape and fall color to look at. American beech or a copper beech are beautiful and not too messy. Someone suggested a Norway spruce and those are great too. They grow huge (in a hudred years!) and are strong, with a nice shape. Some pine cones every two yesrs or so. Don't go with a weeping willow as they are dirty -- constantly dropping leaves and whips and is a weak tree. We have a huge one (4' diameter) only about 60 years old and it gives great shade but it is a pain. We've had it cut back twice to no branch smaller than 10" in diameter. Grows like a weed. I have three pin oaks but always picking up branches and having to trim the lower branches that droop down so it's not recommended. Last fall the ground under ours was almost covered solid with acorns. Plant something and enjoy it!
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