USS Texas Battleship
Filed under: Ships and Vessels, Texas
The USS Texas is a veteran of Vera Cruz and both World Wars. The ship was completed in 1914 and saw action in some of the most important battles of World War II. It is now located at the San Jacinto State Historic Site in La Porte, Texas near Houston.
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Florence Cathedral
Filed under: Italy, Religious
The Florence Cathedral, which is also known as The Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore is known for its dome that was designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.
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Westminster Abbey
Filed under: Religious, United Kingdom
Westminster Abbey is a large Gothic church located in Westminster, London. It is now known as The Church of St Peter, Westminster and is the place of coronation and burial for English monarchs.
The Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey along with Saint Margaret’s Church are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Wembley Stadium
Filed under: Stadiums, United Kingdom
Wembley Stadium, located in the Brent, London, England is the home of England’s national football team. It is the second largest (capacity-wise) stadium in Europe.
It re-opened in early 2007 after being demolished and rebuilt starting in 2003.
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Simpsons Replica House
Filed under: Nevada, TV & Movies
(Center above with white car in driveway and four bushes out front)
The house is located at 712 Red Bark Lane in Henderson, Nevada. It was won in a contest by Barbara Howard of Richmond, KY. Her winning entry was selected from over 15 million nationwide.
The Simpson House is painted yellow and baby blue (inside and out).
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Piccadilly Circus
Filed under: Streets & Roads, United Kingdom
Piccadilly Circus is a famous intersection that is located in London’s West End neighborhood. It is known for its neon signs that are located on a corner building of the intersection.
There are many major shops located in the area, such as Virgin Megastore, HMV, and Lillywhites. A cast aluminum sculpture, The Angel of Christian Charity, is located in the circle.
Mentions of Piccadilly Circus are found throughout popular culture such as Austin Powers, Wayne’s World, Bob Marley’s “Kinky Reggae” and others.
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