Historical Landmarks

Sunday Best Mural

The Sunday Best Mural is a vibrant piece of art located in the heart of Historic Downtown Kissimmee at 427 Broadway.
Sunnyslope Schoolhouse.

Nestled within the picturesque landscape of Baker City, Oregon, USA, stands a historical gem known as Sunnyslope Schoolhouse. This captivating landmark hails back to the late 19th century and has stood witness to significant changes in the areas cultural and educational environment.
Sunthimer Mural

The Sunthimer Mural is an iconic symbol of Shipshewanas history, painted on the Forks County Line Store at 345 N Morton St.
Surrender Field Revolutionary War

Surrender Field Revolutionary War in Yorktown, VA, USA is a site of immense historical significance that transports you back to the pivotal moment when British General Cornwallis army surrendered to General George Washingtons Continental Army on October 19, 1781.
Sutro Baths

Standing majestically along the rugged coastline of San Franciscos Lands End area, the Sutro Baths in Lincoln Park once held a prestigious position as one of the citys most popular entertainment destinations.
Sutters Landing (California Historical Landmark #591)

Sutters Landing (California Historical Landmark #591), located in Sacramento, CA, USA, is a significant historical site that played a pivotal role in the early days of California.
Swan Cemetery

The Swan Cemetery in Mundelein, IL, USA has a rich and fascinating history that dates back to the early 1800s. It is nestled among lush green trees, making it a peaceful sanctuary where you can truly immerse yourself in the past.
Swan House at Atlanta History Center

The Swan House at Atlanta History Center is a stunning example of Gilded Age architecture and design located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
Swanton House

Swanton House: A Historical Marvel in Decatur, Georgia Nestled within the charming city of Decatur, Georgia, USA, lies a true gem - Swanton House.
Swede Tunnel

Swede Tunnel in Coeburn, VA, USA, is an impressive piece of industrial history. Constructed between 1910 and 1912 by Swedish immigrants, this stone and brick tunnel was built for the Clinchfield Railroad line to transport coal from the regions mines to market.