Historical Landmarks

Founding of Lorain, Ohio

The city of Lorain, Ohio was birthed out of a small unincorporated village named Black River Village prior to 1834. The change in name and the incorporation of Lorain as a city happened in 1874, after which it started its journey on the path to growth and prosperity.
Foundry House Ruins

Foundry House Ruins, known colloquially as the Devils Bake Oven, can be found nestled within the verdant landscape near Grand Tower in Southern Illinois.
Fountain Inn Principals House and Teacherage

Welcome to Fountain Inn Principals House and Teacherage in Fountain Inn, South Carolina, USA. Let me take you back in time as we explore the historical significance and unique features of this remarkable location.
Four Corners Monument

The Four Corners Monument, a historically significant landmark nestled in Braselton, Georgia, has a fascinating story to tell. Located at 6592 Silk Tree Pointe, Braselton, GA 30517, this park represents the meeting point of Barrow, Hall, Jackson, and Gwinnett counties.
Fraley Field

Fraley Field in Shiloh, Tennessee, holds a special place in American history as the site where the first shots were fired during the Battle of Shiloh, also known as the Battle of Pittsburg Landing.
Francis Grist Mill

Francis Grist Mill, nestled in the picturesque town of Waynesville, North Carolina, transports us back to a time when grinding wheat, corn, and grits was an integral part of life.
Francis W. Little House

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Francois Chouteau and Native American Heritage Monument

In Kansas City, Missouri, stands the Francois Chouteau and Native American Heritage Monument. This captivating monument brings to life the tale of French trader Francois Chouteau and his interactions with the Native Americans who founded what is now Kansas City.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Bachman-Wilson House

As you step into the tranquil surroundings of Bentonville, Arkansas, USA, get ready to immerse yourself in a captivating journey through time and architecture - all within the walls of Frank Lloyd Wrights Bachman-Wilson House.
Frank Lloyd Wrights Kentuck Knob

Frank Lloyd Wrights Kentuck Knob is an architectural masterpiece nestled in the rolling hills of Stewart Township near Chalk Hill, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.