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Maurice A. Ferre Park Named after former Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre, the Maurice A. Ferre Park is a 30-acre public area located in downtown Miami. Inside...
Since 1922, the Red Hook Grain Terminal has stood at the mouth of the Gowanus River. Its usefulness has never surpassed the investment in its construction,...
One of America’s most beloved films, Forrest Gump, is an epic tale of love and loss. Spanning several decades in the life of a kindhearted man...
Murray’s Steakhouse is one of the oldest and most beloved restaurants in Minneapolis. The steakhouse was opened by husband and wife team, Art & Marie Murray...
The JPMorgan Chase Tower is formerly known as the Texas Commerce Tower. This tower stands at 1,002-feet tall and is 2,243,013-square-feet. You can find this 75-story...
This unique park is a local favorite among Outer Mission and Cayuga Terrace residents. Located in a residential area close to the i-280 freeway and the...
Perhaps the most well-known sculpture in Minneapolis’s Sculpture Garden, “Spoonbridge & Cherry” is just that: a spoon and a cherry. It is the sculpture you automatically...
The prettiest subway station in New York has been abandoned for over 70 years! The very first station, it was designed as kind of an elegant,...
Asheville’s Biltmore Estate has had a cameo in many Hollywood films, including Hannibal, Forrest Gump, Patch Adams, and My Fellow Americans. One of its most whimsical...
At Willard Park in downtown Cleveland, travelers can see the World’s Largest Rubber Stamp. Known as the “Free Stamp” to Clevelanders, this fun piece of pop-art...