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Photo by hiddentravel, uploaded on February 23, 2007
Location:
Athens, Greece
Acropolis from Philopappos Hill
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on December 31, 2006
Location:
Scotland, United Kingdom
Robert the Bruce, Sterling Castle. The gold at the end of that rainbow is the city of Sterling
Photo by bmr102, uploaded on June 12, 2007
Location:
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Cu Chi Tunnel Entrance
Photo by ikesacolick, uploaded on March 04, 2007
Location:
New York City, New York
Blastoceros at the American Museum of Natural History
Photo by ebarone, uploaded on January 16, 2007
Location:
Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
Candy-colored painted Dutch Colonial buildings dating from the 16th to the 19th century line Sint Annabaai channel which divides the capital city of Willemstad, World Heritage Site, Curacao. ©Ellen Barone.
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on December 29, 2006
Location:
Genoa, Italy
History | Nautical History
City gates, Genoa, next to Christopher Columbus' house
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on January 05, 2007
Location:
Wales, United Kingdom
Castell Dinas Bran, one of the few remaining Welsh Castles in Wales, Above Llangollen
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on December 31, 2006
Location:
Scotland, United Kingdom
The Tomb of Robert the Bruce, Dunfermline Abbey, Dunfermline
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on December 31, 2006
Location:
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
History | Cemetaries
Tomb relief, Greyfriars Kirkyard. If you like cemetaries and their accompanying histories then Greyfriars and the Mackenzie poltergeist, along with Greyfriars Bobby, are a must
Photo by skyring, uploaded on September 14, 2006
Location:
Osaka, Japan
Osaka Castle. Cherry blossoms brightened up this grey day. The castle itself was amazing, although only a replica from the 1930s.
Photo by ellyanne, uploaded on September 09, 2006
Location:
Amman, Jordan
Temple of Hercules, Amman, Jordan
Photo by ellyanne, uploaded on September 09, 2006
Location:
Damascus, Syria
traditionally decorated interiors of old palace, Historical Museum, Damascus
Photo by khoogheem, uploaded on September 08, 2006
Location:
Istanbul, Turkey
Religious Sites
Blue Mosque, Istanbul Turkey - cc khoogheem
Photo by khoogheem, uploaded on September 08, 2006
Location:
Istanbul, Turkey
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul Turkey - cc khoogheem
Photo by robroyaus, uploaded on August 15, 2007
Location:
Cotswolds, United Kingdom
The Old Mill, Lower Slaughter, Cotswolds, England
Photo by writer888, uploaded on August 02, 2007
Location:
Melbourne, Australia
The historic exhibition building
Photo by bmr102, uploaded on June 12, 2007
Location:
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Mural near Cu Chi Booby Traps
Photo by lyndsey_matthews, uploaded on May 23, 2007
Location:
Boston, Massachusetts
Culture History | History
Goofing around with historic displays at Faneuil Hall
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on January 01, 2007
Location:
North Wales, United Kingdom
Conwy Castle, one of the most impressive of Edward II 'Iron Ring' of fortifications in Wales
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on January 01, 2007
Location:
North Wales, United Kingdom
Conwy Castle, one of the most impressive of Edward II 'Iron Ring' of fortifications in Wales
Photo by leviathan, uploaded on January 01, 2007
Location:
North Wales, United Kingdom
Conwy Castle, one of the most impressive of Edward II 'Iron Ring' of fortifications in Wales
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