Historical Landmarks

Oakland Memorial Chapel

Welcome to the Oakland Memorial Chapel, a historic gem nestled in the heart of Lorman, Mississippi. As we step inside this magnificent structure, let your senses come alive as you immerse yourself in its rich history and breathtaking architectural beauty.
Oakland Valley Historical Site

Welcome to the enchanting Oakland Valley Historical Site located in Alden, Iowa. This two-acre gem transports us back in time, showcasing the history of the once-thriving town of Oakland Valley.
Oberlin Depot

The Oberlin Depot, a historic treasure nestled in Oberlin, Ohio, whispers tales of a bygone era when railroads were the lifeblood of American towns.
Obie - Bronze Tiger Massillon Mascot Sculpture

As we approach our destination, youll notice an impressive bronze sculpture standing tall at a towering eight feet. This is Obie - Bronze Tiger Massillon Mascot Sculpture, a historical landmark in Massillon, Ohio.
Ocean Island water tower

Ocean Island Water Tower, a towering symbol of Ocean Isle Beachs history, soars into the sky at approximately 125 feet tall.
Ochopee Post Office Historical Marker

The Ochopee Post Office, nestled at 38000 Tamiami Trail East in Ochopee, Florida, proudly holds the title of the smallest post office in the United States.
Ociers Famoso Store

As we step into Ociers Famoso Store in Delano, California, USA, lets embark on a journey through time. This historic store dates back to the early 1900s and is nestled within the vibrant community of Delano.
Oconee Mill

Welcome to Oconee Mill in Milledgeville, GA, USA. This historic site offers a glimpse into Americas industrial past, nestled between lush greenery and the sparkling Oconee River.
Ocracoke Lighthouse

The Ocracoke Island Lighthouse, standing at 75 feet tall with a fixed white beacon shining from its tower, is not only North Carolinas oldest lighthouse still in operation but also the second oldest on the entire Eastern Seaboard.
Octagon Earthworks

The Octagon Earthworks is an ancient Native American site built by the Hopewell culture around 200 BC to AD 500. Located near Newark, Ohio, this enigmatic site spans approximately 50 acres and features a series of concentric circles and squares, which are believed to have served as celestial observatories, ceremonial grounds, or possibly even defensive structures.