Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion, Davis
Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion Built in 1871-75 for William Dresbach, Davisville's first post- master. The mansion was home to the Hunts and Boyers from 1899- 1973. Listed in the National Register...
Iconic Destination
Trinity College, Dublin
The Rock, Ketichikan
Trinity Site
TRINITY SITE WHERE THE WORLD'S FIRST NUCLEAR DEVICE WAS EXPLODED ON JULY 16, 1945 Submitted by @wellerstein
Frederick C. Barker and Frederick C. Barker Jr.
East Pier Anemometer
The California Theatre
Dunsmuir Dogwood Beautification
Puyvert
Dawson Club
Submitted by @bthubbard
Samuel Tate Morgan
MOBILITY IMPAIRED FISHING STRUCTURE
MOBILITY IMPAIRED FISHING STRUCTURE Dedicated to ERNIE VOLZ SO THAT ALL PERSONS MAY ENJOY THE SPORT OF FISHING 1987 Serving 30 years on the Conservation Congress Representing Sauk...
World's Largest Axe
Submitted by @CorenskiNowlan
Campsite 76
Atascadero Creek. Part of the De Anza National Historic Trail. Submitted by @oranv
Rafael Theatre
Submitted by @jqmcd
Whaler's Court
Submitted by @GaelFC WHALER'S COURT THE LAST COMMERCIAL WHALING COMPANY IN THE UNITED STATES HAD TS WINTER HOME ON BELLEVUE'S MEYDENBAUER BAY UNTIL 1942. FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER THE SEVEN...
Harrodsville
Submitted by @DreadTower
Central Park, Gonzales CA
Submitted by @jqmcd
SITE OF SKEELS HOTEL
SITE OF SKEELS HOTEL 1925 - 1995 ON THIS SITE STOOD THE SKEELS HOTEL, WHICH WAS OWNED AND OPERATED BY HARRY AND CYNTHIA SKEELS AS A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FROM 1925 TO 1948. THE ORIGINAL BUILDING...