Scow Villages
Submitted by normnode
Business Men's Club
The "B-M-C" over the door of this 1910 building stood for the Business Men's Club, which became the Chamber of Commerce in 1913. Submitted from the Shelby County Register's Office.
- shelby county
- tennessee
To The City of Weed From The People of Its Community
TO THE CITY OF WEED FROM THE PEOPLE OF ITS COMMUNITY THE ARCH IS THE STRONGEST FORM OF ARCHITECTURE KNOWN TO MAN THIS STEEL ARCH REPLACES THE ORIGINAL CONCRETE ARCH FIRST ERECTED ON THIS SITE IN...
Royal Coburg Theatre
THIS FIRST STONE OF THE ROYAL COBURG THEATRE WAS LAID ON THE 14 DAY OF SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR 1816 BY HIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF SAXE COBURG AND HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE...
Constitutional Convention
GOLDENDALE OBSERVATORY
GOLDENDALE OBSERVATORY ONE OF THE LARGEST PUBLIC TELESCOPES On a clear night you can see forever. Located in Goldendale, Washington, just 15 miles north of Maryhill; this 24.5 inch...
Grassi Lake
Walker Memorial Gateway
WALKER MEMORIAL GATEWAY DEDICATED JUNE 10-, 1954 TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZA FITZGERALD (MOTHER) WALKER
Columbia River A Life Line
One Man, Two Worlds
Butler University Bulldogs
Submitted by mamileham
Le Coq d’Or Tavern
Submitted by @heritagetoronto
York Railway Station
YORK RAILWAY STATION One of the great buildings of Victorian England, built 1873-7 (when it was then said to be the largest station in the world) to an original design by Thomas Prosser. It was...
Fort Stedman, Siege of Petersburg
FUENTE DE SAN ANTONIO
= FUENTE DE SAN ANTONIO = = CHUMPANEIRA= No digas nunca de esta agua no bebere pues esta fuente que equi ves es fuente de la virtud y tiene tal magnitud que a beber su aqua invita la confirmo...
The Marco Polo
THE MARCO POLO From shipyard scraps to the world's fastest ship, the Marco Polo had a storied beginning. She was built in tough economic times at the Smith Ship Yard, when Saint John was...
Branniff Airways, Inc.
Submitted by @kevl42
Charles E. C. Woods
Submitted by @Ritterton
The Eagle Pub
The Eagle Pub Liverpool was so important during the 18th Century that President George Washington appointed James Maury, an American merchant already trading in Liverpool, as America's...
Princess Margaret Fountain
Submitted by @MatthewPiers