Historical Landmarks

Port Sanilac Lighthouse

Port Sanilac Lighthouse, a beacon of maritime history nestled in the charming town of Port Sanilac, Michigan, is a stunning white brick structure standing at an impressive height of 59 feet.
Portland’s Historic Opera Block

Portlands Historic Opera Block, a distinguished landmark nestled in the heart of Portland, MI, USA, has been captivating visitors since its construction in 1880.
Portsmouth Earthworks

The Portsmouth Earthworks, located in Portsmouth, Ohio, are an ancient mound complex constructed by the Native American Adena and Ohio Hopewell cultures of eastern North America.
Posi-ouinge

Posi-ouinge, also known as Greenness Pueblo, was an extraordinary prehistoric village located in Rio Arriba County and Taos County, New Mexico, near Ojo Caliente.
Potter House

The Potter House in Rock Island, Illinois, is a remarkable historical gem. Built in the late 19th century and designed by architect George Stauduhar, this house exhibits a blend of Colonial Revival and Prairie School styles that truly makes it stand out.
Potter Schoolhouse

The Potter Schoolhouse, nestled in the picturesque town of Bodega, California, stands as a testament to the regions rich history and its connection to the world of film.
Poultry Capital of the World Monument

As we stand here in the heart of Gainesville, Georgia, USA, gazing upon the magnificent Poultry Capital of the World Monument, one cant help but marvel at its grandeur.
Poverty Point National Monument

As you step into the tranquil, lush green surroundings of Poverty Point National Monument, youre immediately transported back in time to a world that thrived thousands of years ago.
Powell lake look out point

Nestled in the heart of Page, Arizona, lies the breathtaking Powell Lake Lookout Point. This historic landmark boasts an unparalleled panoramic view of the majestic Lake Powell and its surrounding landscape.
Power Dam Falls

Power Dam Falls, located in Santa Rosa, New Mexico, USA is a stunning natural gem nestled amidst rugged desert landscapes. Its a lesser-known but equally breathtaking version of the Grand Canyon - a testament to Mother Natures grandeur and a spectacle of untouched beauty that you wont want to miss.