Historical Landmarks

Historic Site of Springfield’s First Tavern

The Historic Site of Springfields First Tavern, located in Springfield, Ohio, USA, is a fascinating landmark that transports visitors back in time to experience an essential piece of American history.
Historic Site of the 1889 Chehalis County Fairgrounds

The Historic Site of the 1889 Chehalis County Fairgrounds is an integral part of Elmas history. Nestled at 28-62 Wenzel Slough Rd, this location boasts a rich past that dates back over a century.
Historic Smokestack

The Historic Smokestack located in Mayer, AZ, USA was built in 1927 by Southern California Edison Company as part of a power plant complex that supplied electricity across Arizona and California.
Historic State Route 75 Tunnel

The Historic State Route 75 Tunnel in Ironton, Ohio, is a remarkable relic of history dating back to the year 1866.
Historic Stockton Chinatown

Welcome to the Historic Stockton Chinatown, a place brimming with history, culture, and vibrant colors. Established during the Gold Rush in the 19th century, this area played a pivotal role in Chinese immigration to the United States.
Historic Street Clock of Reno

The Historic Street Clock of Reno is a remarkable testament to time, standing tall amidst the contemporary cityscape as an emblem of the towns rich past.
Historic Street Light

The Historic Street Light in Brooklyn, Wisconsin is more than just a beacon of light; it is a treasured symbol of the towns rich history.
Historic Summit Tunnel

Welcome to the Historic Summit Tunnel in Truckee, California. Nestled among the rugged Sierra Nevada mountain range, this tunnel played a crucial role in Americas westward expansion during the mid-19th century.
Historic Thompson Motel

As we step back in time and into the Historic Thompson Motel in Thompson Springs, Utah, we are not just entering a place of rest and comfort, but also a piece of history that echoes with the stories of the past.
Historic Timnath Dairy

Welcome to the Historic Timnath Dairy, an iconic landmark in Colorados agricultural past. Once part of the vast Drehle farm, this property now stands as a symbol of our communitys roots in farming and dairying.