Adam got this for me when he was on tour. The Taft Museum of Art in Lytle Park houses art from around the world, from 13th century European sculpture to ancient Chinese porcelains to 17th century European paintings.
I got this postcard from Aunt Illene. Lehman Caves National Monument is the only National Monument in the State of Nevada. It is a fine example of a limestone cavern with interesting and colorful cave formations. In this scene in the Grand Palace the Parachute - a palette-type formation peculiar to thie cave - may be seen in the center foreground.
Postcrossing postcard #29 This is my first recipe card and I LOVE IT! Thank goodness the recipeis translated on the back of the card. I may need to try making it soon. Yummmm
Postcrossing postcard #27 The renovated historic Powerhouse - a part of the Nautica complex on the west bank of the Cuyahoga River - offers exciting retail, dining and entertainment experiences in the "Flats" district of Cleveland.
Adam got this for my while he was on tour. Ohio became the 17th state when admitted to the Union on March 1, 1803. Its name is derived from an Iroquois Indian word meaning "Beautiful Place".
Adam got this for my while he was on tour. Riverboats on the Ohio River have played a significant role in the history and economic development of Cincinnati. Today they offer great tours, restaurants and entertainment as well.
Many wildlife species inhabit Ohio. Some, such as the squirrel, fox, chipmunk and raccoon can be found throughout the state in rural as well as urban environments. Black bear are once again present in Ohio after years of absence.
Adam got this for my while he was on tour. Completed in May 1930 the Chrysler Building was designed by William Van Allen. The aluminum trim culminates in an exquisite, tapered stainless steel crown that supports the renowned spire which towers 1046 feet (319 m) above the New York City skyline.
Adam got this for me when he was on tour. St. Patrick's Cathedral is located on Fifth Avenue at 50th Street. It is the leading Catholic Church in New York City and one of the grandest Cathedrals in the world. Cornerstone 1858. Dedication 1879. Consecration 1910. Restoration 1947. Bult of American marbles in modified French Gothic.
Adam got this for me when he was on tour. The statue of Liberty on Liberty Island, New York City. This 300 foot statue illuminates the gateway to the New world. It has become the symbol of liberty and was presented to the people of the United States, in 1883, by the people of France.
Adam got this for me when he was on tour. Built by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1890, Carnegie Hall is one of the most famous venues for classical and popular musical performances in the united States.
The construction of the Brooklyn Bridge was approved in 1869 by President Ulysses S. Grant and completed in 1883. It remains one of New York City's most celebrated architectural wonders. Designed by the talented engineer John Augustus Roebling (1806-1869) and completed by his equally enterprising son, washington Roebling (1837-1926), thi exquisite structure was, at the time of its completion, the longest bridge in the worlds.
The War Between the States in remembered by the re-enactors who portray the battlefiled scenes from both the North ad the South. Center is Colonel Bill Rambo of the 33rd Alabama Infantry.
Adam got this for me when he was on tour. Chesapeake City is a picturesque small town located on the C&D Canal, which connects the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River. Located along Route 213, the town is split north and south by the C&D Canal, and ocean-gioing vessels can seen apssing through the center of town. The southern portion features the restored 19th century town, which has been declared an historic district.
M&T Bank Stadium, completed in 1998, is home to football's Baltimore Ravens. It is located between Russell Street and Sharp Street, just west of Federal Hill and the Inner Harbor. Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home since 1992 of baseball's Baltimore Orioles, is visible just to the north.
Known as the "Tar Heel State", North Carolina offers beautiful landscapes including the Great Smoky Mountains, Blue Ridge Parkway and Outer Banks. With a fascinating history as well as grand beaches, North Carolina covers over 52,700 square miles and is the second widest state in the United States.