Sights in United States

Squares in Cincinnati

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Cincinnati is a typical American city in the sense that it has a well-defined historic center. Other cities in the United States h

Statues in New York

Non-Violence Sculpture

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Not that I'm not a big fan of Manhattan, but it's such a typical destination for so many travelers that I'm left wondering what th

Bridges in Cincinnati

John A. Roebling Bridge

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This large bridge over the Ohio River connects Cincinnati to Covington, in the neighboring state of Kentucky. At the time it was t

Historical Monuments in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Enquirer

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The Enquirer Building, located on Vine Street, was the first building of the paper, The Enquirer. A Modernist building, it has 14

Bus Stations in Louisville

TARC Trolley

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The TARC (Transit Authority of River City) Tramways function as public buses and are a part of the urban transport network of Loui

Historical Monuments in Denver

Colorado State Capitol

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The Capitol, the Official Office of the Government of COlorado, is down Colfax street, on the way to the commercial street on 16th

Historical Monuments in Santa Cruz

Mission Santa Cruz

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The mission is a place of great historical interest in the city of Santa Cruz. Situated on a small hill, and accessible by car ( v

Cathedrals in Sacramento

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament

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This cathedral is a nice place, in the center of the city. A city like Sacramento had to have a cathedral called Blessed Sacremen

Palaces in Kailua-Kona

Hulihee Palace

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The Governor of Hawaii, John Kuakini, had this mansion built in the year 1838. From 1844 to 1914, the palace was using the Hawaiia

Squares in Saint Louis

Kiener Plaza

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This area is worth it to stroll around and photograph Saint Louis with the Kiener Plaza, the Morton D. May Amphitheatre, and espec

Statues in New York

Red Cube

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The Red Cube is, as its name suggests, a sculpture of a big red cube. This sculpture was created by Isamu Noguchi and is located i

Stadiums in Denver

Coors Field

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Coors Field is the name of the baseball field in Denver, Colorado. Built in 1995 for the Colorado Rockies, it is sponsored by Coor

Train Stations in Chicago

Union Station

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Wow, this place was great. I've spent so many evenings watching 'The Untouchables,' that when I finally got to Chicago, it was lik

Historical Monuments in New York

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower

Located in front of Madison Square Park and only 500 meters approx.from the Flatiron Building, we came across this beautiful tower

Cemeteries in New York

Trinity Church Cemetery

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The cemetery of Trinity Church, located at 155th Street and Riverside on the grounds of Trinity Church, is the only active cemeter

Historical Monuments in Lompoc

La Purisima Mission State Historic Park

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California was territory for religios missions. There are umerous place names of religious origin. All over the state you find old

Churches in Kodiak

Holy Resurrection Church

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This small church was established in 1794 but was not appointed as a cathedral until 2001. The church is one of several Russian Or

Churches in Chicago

Chicago Temple Building

In Chicago to the churches are skyscrapers. This is the case of the Temple Building, considered the world's tallest church. In fac