They can be found on street corners, in town squares, in front of major buildings and on major town greens. They are often great ways to learn a little but about the history of a particular city or state.
The Spanish Governor’s Palace is probably something of a misnomer for the modestly-sized building in the heart of San Antonio. But, the building is one of the most important structures in town.
Once planned as a temporary method of commuting, the Roosevelt Island Tramway quickly gained in popularity and is now a permanent fixture of the island and a symbol of the city itself.
Though it might seem difficult to believe, in less than 150 years, this arid area known as “The Valley of the Sun” has grown from small farming community to major metropolitan city.