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

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

I must say some of the things listed here aren't instantly recognizable to me and I've travelled to every state. Seems like they belong more on the Roadside American website or other similar site!

Worlds largest hand dug well, pallasite meteorite, Greensburg, Kansas, then 10 miles west turn south off us hwy 54 at Mullinville to the
16 sided 1904 barn, the Fromme/ Birney barn museum 4 mi. s. of Mullinville,Ks, then 2 1/2 mi. w. self guided, find your pioneer ancestors here. Boondockers and docents welcome.
Max

Crowe wrote:
I thought Mt. Rushmore is in South Dakota?

Yes it is.

See, good thing we're doing this!

I thought Mt. Rushmore is in South Dakota?

Yes it is.

Lake Havasu, Az London Bridge.

Hayward, WI Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame, a five story museum in the shape of a giant musky, with an observation deck in to mouth.

Close to home. Bermuda: Somerset Bridgw, the worlds smallest drawbridge. Opens wide enough for a small sailboat mast to pass through. Tight fit for powerboats too. Ran this one through hundreds of times without ever bumping the bridge walls.

bandit86 wrote:
North Dakota. Mt. Rushmore

I thought Mt. Rushmore is in South Dakota?

Maybe I just need to get out more?

garmp1 wrote:
Maybe not a national landmark, but certainly worth while.
Mammy's Cupboard. South of Natchez, MS on Hwy 61. Short hours, great food.

What a great place we were there last may!

North Dakota. Mt. Rushmore