historic sites

St. Louis Gateway Arch is a tribute to Thomas Jefferson and the explorers and pioneers who shaped the American West. Located in St. Louis, Missouri, it stands 630 feet (189 m) high, making it the tallest monument in the United States. Included on the grounds of the arch are the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, and St. Louis' Old Courthouse.

Carved into Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota, this American symbol was originally created to encourage people to visit the state. From the planning which began in 1923, to the completion of construction in 1941, this monument is one of our nation's greatest achievements.

While on vacation in Ireland, Gannon and Wyatt visit medieval castles, climb the Cliffs of Moher, and explore the ancient Newgrange monument. But after Gannon kisses the Blarney Stone their adventure takes a dramatic turn. While volunteering on a farm to connect with their Irish roots, they learn that a deadly blight is wreaking havoc on the Irish farmland. Determined to uncover the true cause, the courageous explorers embark on a secret mission to gather evidence against a ruthless suspect, but soon find themselves running for their lives.

Pete's dog, Larry, gets lost in Los Angeles, and, as he searches for his owner, he sees the city's famous sights. Includes facts about Los Angeles landmarks.

Explores Australia's most interesting and culturally and geographically significant places and landmarks. Includes key facts on each double-page spread and color photographs.

This volume, with more than twenty-four noted contributors, offers possible evidence of ancient immigrants, lost technologies, and places of power in ancient America long before the voyages of Christopher Columbus.

The Liberty Bell, which resides in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that's over 260 years old can be traced back to William Penn. Created to commemorate Penn's visionary work. It now stands as one of our nation's most valued symbols of peace, liberty, and freedom for all! Read all about the facts about this old, cracked bell that doesn't ring anymore!.

The key to understanding the history of America lies in many of the artifacts that have been discovered over the course of the past several hundred years. This unique history, delves into archaeological finds of ancient America, and tells a story of America's evolution and the people who have helped shape it.