Historical Landmarks

Arcosanti

Arcosanti, located in central Arizonas Yavapai County, is an experimental town unlike any other. Just 70 miles north of Phoenix and at an elevation of 3,732 feet, this unique city was founded in 1970 by the Italian-American architect, Paolo Soleri, through his Cosanti Foundation.
Aretha Franklin Birthplace

Aretha Franklins birthplace in Memphis, Tennessee, is a true gem of American music history. This historical site, located at 406 Lucy Ave, Memphis, TN 38106, has been officially recognized as a landmark by the Environmental Court back in 2012.
Argo Gold Mill and Tunnel

The Argo Gold Mill and Tunnel, nestled in the heart of Idaho Springs, Colorado, USA, is a fascinating historical site with an impressive legacy.
Argus Cemetery

Nestled within the rugged beauty of Searles Valley in California, Argus Cemetery is a historical treasure that has been standing for decades, despite its temporary closure.
Aripeka Sanctuary

Aripeka Sanctuary in Spring Hill, Florida is a historic landmark that serves as a sanctuary for exotic animals rescued from unfortunate situations.
Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Marker

Welcome to Newport, Arkansas, where were about to embark on a journey through time to visit the Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Marker.
Arlington Cemetery - Texas State Historical Marker

The Arlington Cemetery in Arlington, Texas, marked by a Texas State Historical Marker, spans over ten acres of land and encompasses numerous small historic graveyards.
Arlington Downs Racetrack - Texas State Historical Marker

Welcome to the Arlington Downs Racetrack - Texas State Historical Marker, located in Arlington, Texas. This site holds significant historical importance and is one of the most unique places to visit within the state.
Arnheim Plantation House (1838)

Welcome to the Arnheim Plantation House, built between 1838 and 1840 by Dr. John Blair Radford, who it was named after.
Arnold, Kansas, Missouri Pacific Depot

The Missouri Pacific Depot in Hays, Kansas, is a significant historical landmark with a rich background and unique attributes. Built by the Missouri Pacific Railway company, this depot played a vital role in the towns growth as a transportation and commerce hub.