Historical Landmarks

Gnome Village

Welcome to Gnome Village in Lompoc, California, a magical place filled with enchanting stories and delightful creatures. As we embark on this journey through the villages history and unique attributes, get ready for an adventure that will capture your imagination!
Goddess of Liberty 2 History Exhibit

Standing tall at the heart of Rockdale, Texas, the Goddess of Liberty 2 History Exhibit is a captivating sight to behold.
Gods Acre Healing Springs

Welcome to Gods Acre Healing Springs, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Blackville, South Carolina, USA. This enchanting place boasts a unique history and is widely known for its mystical healing powers.
Gods Little Angel Memorial

Welcome to Gods Little Angel Memorial in McAlester, Oklahoma! Let us take a journey back in time to uncover the history and unique attributes of this sacred place.
Goetsch-Winkler House - Frank Lloyd Wright

Welcome to the Goetsch-Winkler House, a masterpiece of architectural design by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. This stunning house, located in Okemos, Meridian charter Township, Michigan, USA, is a testament to Wrights unique vision and ability to blend nature with human habitation.
Goetz Tower

Let me tell you about Goetz Tower in Middletown, Ohio. This historic landmark was initially known as the Middletown Building & Deposit Association and was built back in 1930.
Gold Beach Historical Marker

The Gold Beach Historical Marker was established in 1968, recognized as one of the Original 7 Wild Rivers in the United States.
Gold bear statue

The Gold bear statue in Klamath, California, is an iconic and historically significant landmark situated on the Klamath River bridge along US 101.
Golden Gate Villa

Welcome to the fascinating world of Golden Gate Villa, nestled in the heart of Santa Cruz, California. This grand Queen Anne style house is a living testament to its rich history and cultural significance, dating back to the 19th century.
Golden Windmill

The Golden Windmill in Golden, IL, USA is a fascinating historical landmark that dates back to 1873 when it was built by Henry Emminga.