Sights in United States

Cemeteries in Renton

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Jimi Hendrix was one of the greatest rock and roll stars of his time and his death was a great tragedy. Jimi was born in Seattle a

Squares in Seward

Seward Community Playground

This is the best playground ever. It is huge and has all kinds of equipment for children like a skate park, swings and slides. The

Train Stations in Williams

Williams Junction Amtrak

It is the oldest concrete structure in the state of Arizona. It was was built in 1908 and is part of railways that runs from Chica

Churches in Kailua-Kona

Mokuaikaua Church

This was the first church built in Hawaii. It was completed in 1837. The land was given to the Christain missionaries, who came f

Statues in Rapid City

President Monroe Sculpture

The nation's fifth president, James Monroe, was a tall man measuring 1.83 meters. He was the only president reelected without anot

Statues in Rapid City

Statue of John Quincy Adams

The sixth president of the United States. has a statue in front of James Monroe and opposite the information center on the preside

Churches in Las Vegas

Little Church of the West

There's nothing like getting married in Vegas, right? The city is full of chapels, and there are more than 3000 weddings a month.

Churches in Waipio

Hauula Congregational Church UCC

This small church, located on a hill with a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by mountains that spread in an expan

Statues in Honolulu

Duke Kahanamoku Statue

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Duke Kahanamoku is considered the father of modern surfing and his statue is located on Waikiki Beach in front of the Marriott Wai

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Historical Monuments in Austin

Texas State Capitol

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The Capitol of Texas in Austin is beautiful inside and out. Stunning landscaping outside and an impressive rotunda and dome insid

Churches in New York

Bethel Gospel Assembly

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We wanted to attend a typical gospel mass, but didn't want to do it as part of a typical tour so we had a look online and this chu

Stadiums in New York

Barclays Center

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If there is one place that is really the pride of the people of Brooklyn, it's the Barclays Arena! After months of work and hundre

Churches in New York

Our Lady of Guadalupe in Manhattan

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There is proof that there is a Spanish church in Chelsea, the Church of Guadalupe. Its style is very similar to the Catholic churc

Cemeteries in New York

St. Paul´s Chapel Cemetery

The chapel was opened in 1776. This quiet cemetery has some important people buried there and some big monuments. You can find the

Historical Monuments in Philadelphia

Presidents House

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The "House of the Presidents" (presidents' house) is located a few meters from the entrance to the building dedicated to the Liber

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Historical Monuments in Washington

Reflecting Pool

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Washington DC is a city built to impress visitors. Designed to show the world the power and majesty of the United States, the city

Castles in New York

Clinton Castle

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The Southwest Battery was built on the southern tip of Manhattan Island between 1808 and 1811. In 1817, it changed its name to Cas

Historical Monuments in Anchorage

Eisenhower Alaska Statehood Monument

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Dedicated to American president Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was in office when Alaska became an official state (49) in 1959, this be