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Of Cultural Interest in Chicago

Tribune Tower

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The Tribune Tower, along with the Wrigley Building, stands at the beginning of the most famous avenue in Chicago. They are two of

Of Cultural Interest in Cupertino

Apple Headquarters

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Located in Silicon Valley, the city of Cupertino is currently the headquarters of Apple Inc., Hewlett-Packard, and many other comp

Of Cultural Interest in Bangor Trident Base

Kitsap Peninsula

The Kitsap Peninsula, sometimes called the Indian Peninsula or the Great Peninsula is an arm of land in Washington state. The peni

Of Cultural Interest in Fox

El Dorado Gold Mine

The El Dorado Gold Mine is just one of many mines that exist in the interior of Alaska, near Fairbanks. This mine has a train that

Of Cultural Interest in Tyonek

Native Village of Tyonek

Tyonek is a traditional village of the Athabascan Indian tribe. It is only accessible by plane. There the Athabascan Indians still

Of Cultural Interest in Seldovia Village

Seldovia Village

Seldovia is one of the best kept secrets of Alaska. It is a small village that can inly be accessed via boat of plane. It is small

Of Cultural Interest in Homer

Halibut Charter Fishing

The halibut is one of the best treats of Alaska and to fish it is one of the most difficult and fun things to do. If you like fish

Of Cultural Interest in Seward

Polar Bear Jump

The town of Seward has sponsored this event since January 1986 to raise money for the American Cancer Society. These brotherhoods

Of Cultural Interest in Fairbanks

Susan Butcher House

Susan Butcher was one of the first women to win the annual dogsled race named the Iditarod. She was a very famous woman in Alaska

Of Cultural Interest in Anchorage

Biggest Pumpkin of Alaska

This pumpkin was voted the biggest in all Alaska in 2009. It weighs 594 pounds (270 kilos). The Alaska Mill and Feed Store exhibit

Of Cultural Interest in New York

Jefferson Market Library

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While walking around Greenwich Village, I was struck by this magnificent building, which at first looked like a Church. I got a lo

Of Cultural Interest in Milwaukee

Mitchell Mansion

While I was walking down Wisconsin Avenue one morning, a majestic building caught my interest. As a curious tourist plan, I decide

Of Cultural Interest in Chicago

James R. Thompson Center

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On my first visit to the city, back in the late 80s, this was one of the edifices that most struck me. At that time, this large pr

Of Cultural Interest in Chicago

Chicago Architecture Foundation: CAF

ArchiCenter is an exhibition related to architecture and the city. The Chicago Architecture Foundation is a nonprofit institution

Of Cultural Interest in Milwaukee

Milwaukee Public Library

One of the things that impressed me in the US was the size of public libraries. We are used to what we have in our countries , whi

Of Cultural Interest in Chicago

"Dedicated to the Thirsty" Fountain

I found this little fountain near the Water Tower by chance. As a bronze plaque explains, the Vienna fountain is a donation to the

Of Cultural Interest in Chicago

The Burnham Pavilions

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In homage to the urban plan of Chicago by Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett in 1909, the architects Zaha Hadid (London) and Ben va

Of Cultural Interest in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Gas and Electric

The neoclassical building, located at the corner of Main Street and 4th Street, was begun in 1928, and was the first seat of Duke

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