The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge made famous in the children’s book of the same name. (The bridge is the George Washington Bridge connecting the Upper West Side of Manhattan and New Jersey).
Contributed by Mike Galos.
The Frist Campus Center at Princeton University serves as the hospital exterior shot in the TV show House.
LZ 129 Hindenburg was a German zeppelin. Together with its sister-ship it was the largest aircraft ever built. In its second year of service it was destroyed by a fire while landing at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in Manchester, New Jersey, USA, on May 6, 1937. This marker marks the exact spot that the Hindenburg crashed. [ wikipedia link ]
Contributed by Kevin and Parabellum.
Here’s a great collection of 11 corn mazes. Make sure you refer to the left sidebar when you open the link for directions on which view (North, South, East, West) is best.
Contributed by Tim.
Built in the 1880’s in Margate, NJ, Lucy still stands thanks to a relocation and the work of some dedicated preservationists. In the 1920’s Lucy was known as the “Elephant Hotel.” She is also known as the World’s Largest Elephant.
Contributed by Kevin.
A variety of interesting storage tanks.
A fishy one one in Atlantic City, NJ.
A colorful one in Boston, Massachusetts.
A classical one in Baltimore, Maryland.
More after the break…
Here is a dump of lighthouses from up and down both coasts of the United States.
St. John River Lighthouse on Naval Station Mayport, Florida.
St John Light Station on Naval Station Mayport, Florida.
Boca Grande Entrance Rear Range Light on Gasparilla Island, Florida.
Mile Rocks Light in San Francisco, California.
Fort Point Lighthouse under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California.
More after the break…
To celebrate the start of the 2006 baseball season, here are a few baseball stadiums:
Contributed by Steve.
“Trenton Makes, The World Takes” says this bridge in Trenton, New Jersey.
Contributed by Thomas Baekdal.
