Any thing that is historical in your town or close to your town? The simply post it.

about 10 minutes from my house the gold nugget that started the gold rush was found. a settler was sent to get some turnips for dinner or something and when he pulled the first one out, it was covered in gold.

i have a fort and this one saw mill thingy and like i live in a really historic area in MI

im in san antonio so its the alamo for me
just a bus ride away from it

the Livingston house, i guess its where some guy made it so you can eat tomatoes.


My town is so lame

LMAO
I live in Chicago so there are like amillion

Frazier's Mineral Well, site of the original well dug in the 1880s. The discovery of mineral water lead to a small bottling works and the 100-room Mineral Springs Hotel. The well is in front of Alt Karlsbad Hanse House, a three-story, half-timbered turreted home

Old Santa Fe Depot. The depot was built in 1907 (replacing the first built in 1887) by the Arizona Eastern Railway and also served as a telegraph office, Post Office, Well Fargo Express Office, and general store. Served in later years as a shipping point for local fruit, vegetables, and flowers. Closed in 1960, it is now the home of the Visitor's Information Center.

Twin Inns, built in 1887. This is the former mansion of Gerhard Schutte, a co-founder of Carlsbad. Built in Queen Anne architectural style. This distinctive building is now Neimans Restaurant (Only one of the Twin Inns is still standing, the other one was destroyed by fire).

Carrillo Ranch the Rancho de Los Quiotes, in La Costa, an historic ranch that has become an extraordinary, passive community park. Operated by the Friends of Carrillo Ranch, Inc. On the National Register of Historic Places

Mount Calavera The word calavera means skull, which probably comes from the unusual shape of the area's centerpiece. The 513-ft. Mount Calavera is not really a mountain at all but rather a 22 million-year-old volcanic plug. A volcanic plug is a mass of volcanic rock that solidified in it's vent and feeding system millions of years ago. When the volcano becomes extinct and starts to erode away, the "plug" is all that is left behind. Mount Calavera is one of only three volcanic plugs in Southern California.

u guys have some kool places i have at least 10 i can think of in my area

The Eiffel tower - Champs Elysées - Montmartre - Moulin Rouge

LUCKY

The Norfolk Naval Base is about 5 minutes away. Biggest naval base in the world.

There is some house here that Geprge Washington supposebly slept in.

hmm well we have tunnels from when the slaves escaped to Canada (my city was a main acceptor, and we have forts from 1812 all over the place. and we have an old carosel 5cents a ride to this day

George Washington's headquarters. "The military capital of the Revolutionary War"

My town looks happy and historic.

Charles County, Maryland - John Wilkes Booth got his leg taken care of after breaking it from running from the assassination of Lincoln.

Nothing that I know of...

My town has balls bluff, a civil war battlefield.

I suppose the town itself is historical. Windor, Nova Scotia, Canada, the birthplace of hockey. Believe it, Wiatches.

I think the liberty bell was stored in my town for a while. FYI I don't live in Philadelphia.

just look here

My backyard.
My dog was buried there.
Along with my gay Xbox.