The landmarks game; name a city or place and the landmark

Louisville Ky. The twin spires at Churchill Downs

Vegerville Alberta and the giant easter egg.

Casey Illinois home to the
World's Largest Wind Chime
World's Largest Golf Tee
World's Largest Knitting Needles & Crochet Hook, giant pitchfork, wooden clogs, rocking chair and mailbox

Vincennes, Indiana home of George Rogers Clark national Memorial and President William Henry Harrison Mansion and home to the Great Funny Red Skelton

Coventry Ct, Birth place of Nathan Hale

Mike

Talladega, AL....Talladega Super Speedway...home of the rednecks and in my backyard.

Geneva, Illinois. This small town 40 miles west of Chicago has the only matched pair of Armstrong 4.7 inch cannon in existence. They were dedicated there by ceremony on July 4, 1925; my father was instrumental in getting them there and fought many times to keep them there. You CAN fight "city hall", aka federal government. Also not quite so famous as the birthplace of my wife and I - same hospital & same delivery room. They only had one of each back then! :-)

Anson Tx,
courthouse in the middle of the road


New Ulm MN
Herman the German statue

Springfield, Mo
Bass Pro Headquarters

Isn't the Statue of Liberty in New Jersey?

No. Liberty Island is in NY. Liberty Park is in NJ. Liberty Island is accessible from NY and NJ by ferry.

Key West Fl- U.S. Highway 1 mile marker 0 sign.

Now THAT'S cool! I only live where our freedom began! :B

Houston Texas ---- Astrodome

TxTwoSome wrote:

bandit86 wrote:
Name a city, a county or a state and name the most recognizable landmark or feature that makes that place instantly recognizable to everybody

Paris. Eiffel tower.

St. Louis, the St. Louis arch.

New York City. The Statue of Liberty

Seattle. The Space Needle

Feel free to debate

Isn't the Statue of Liberty in New Jersey?

I would argue Empire State Building as central icon of NYC