Category: Architecture

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Castle Kelinerei

Castle Kelinerei stands as one of the most recognizable pieces of history in Düsseldorf, Germany. Locals and visitors alike see it as much more than just an old building; it's a symbol of the city’s past and a hub of culture today. Düsseldorf, Germany, draws travelers with its artistic energy, rich tradition, and vibrant neighborhoods, but Castle Kelinerei is truly a highlight.
Thomas Baurley
AmericanaArchitectureContemporary history 1945 CE-PRESENTHistoricModern History 1500 CE-PRESENT

Teapot Dome Service Station

What do you get when political scandal meets roadside charm? A giant teapot, of course. The Teapot Dome Service Station in Zillah, Washington, isn’t just a fun photo op—it’s a quirky nod to one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history. Built-in 1922, this novelty gas station serves up equal parts history and whimsy, making it a must-see for fans of Americana and oddball landmarks alike. Whether you're cruising the highway or brushing up on your history, this little teapot packs a fascinating punch.
Thomas Baurley
ArchitectureHistoricModern History 1500 CE-PRESENT

Fred G Redmon Memorial Bridge / Selah Cliffs

Tucked away in Yakima County, Washington, the Fred G. Redmon Memorial Bridge stands as more than just a passage across Selah Creek. This twin-arch concrete marvel, once the longest of its kind in the U.S., merges human engineering with breathtaking scenery. Towering 325 feet above the rugged Selah Cliffs, it offers travelers unparalleled views while carrying Interstate 82 traffic daily. Whether you're drawn to its architectural significance or its dramatic backdrop, this landmark is a striking blend of functionality and beauty.
Thomas Baurley