Where Is This?

[pmclemore]

Looks like Canyon de Chelly to me.

[youngpeck]

Originally Posted by pmclemore

Looks like Canyon de Chelly to me.

Not Canyon de Chelly, but you're getting warm.

[Ag&Au]

This is in Navajo National monument in Ariz

It's north of US hwy 160 on AZ state hwy 564. I think the ruins are called:
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Betatakin Alcove and Pueblo

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Ken

[eubank]

Oh, Ken beat me to it. It is Betatakin Ruin at Navajo National Monument! Here's an additional pic of the place:




Lynn

[youngpeck]

Originally Posted by Ag&Au

This is in Navajo National monument in Ariz

It's north of US hwy 160 on AZ state hwy 564. I think the ruins are called:
.

Betatakin Alcove and Pueblo

.

Ken

Yes, that's it, Ken. Here is the Navajo N.M. web site:
Navajo National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)

This national monument was established in 1909 to protect Betatakin and the further-afield Keet Seel ruin (considered to be, after Mesa Verde, one of the best and biggest in the Southwest). The visitor center and campgrounds (no entrance or camping fees but also no RV hookups) are at about 7,000 feet, on a mesa-top--a most beautiful setting, worth a look if you are in the vicinity.

[youngpeck]

Okay, here's one that should be easy. Who is this? It's in Washington, D.C.

[murreywalker]

Originally Posted by youngpeck

Okay, here's one that should be easy. Who is this? It's in Washington, D.C.

US Grant.

[youngpeck]

Originally Posted by murreywalker

US Grant.

You got it, Murrey.

[youngpeck]

While we are in the eastern U.S., this is another unit of the National Park Service. Any ideas?

[Ag&Au]

Where is this building and what is it's significance?


Ken

[murreywalker]

Originally Posted by Ag&Au

Where is this building and what is it's significance?


Ken

Ken if your next imaged posted is that of US Grant's tomb, I'm going to be…

And I believe the home is located in IL.

[Ag&Au]

Originally Posted by murreywalker

Ken if your next imaged posted is that of US Grant's tomb, I'm going to be…

And I believe the home is located in IL.

You are correct, the building is the home of U S Grant in Galena Ill. Galena is a very interesting small town in extreme NW Illinois. it is very picturesque with many old preserved buildings. I like to try to get there when we visit relatives in northeast Iowa.

It is one of the few towns in the US that I have seen with gates. They are flood gates.

Ken

[youngpeck]

Originally Posted by youngpeck

While we are in the eastern U.S., this is another unit of the National Park Service. Any ideas?

A clue is in the nature of the building, which is near Philadelphia.

[John Adler]

Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site

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[youngpeck]

Congratulations, John! Let's see if anyone else can identify this one. Where is this marker and what specifically does it commemorate?

[John Adler]

I'm going to let someone else go for this one. Too easy for me. I remember the day.

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[SteveH]

So, have I annoyed everyone here so much you are totally ignoring my post #1273, or is it just too hard?

[murreywalker]

Originally Posted by SteveH

So, have I annoyed everyone here so much you are totally ignoring my post #1273, or is it just too hard?

Is this located in South Carolina?

[SteveH]

Originally Posted by murreywalker

Is this located in South Carolina?

No, farther North.

[TinTin]

1295: Rapid City SD, Rapid City Flood?

ps. is it legal to Google?