Historical Landmark Collection (page 3)

John D arcy Monument, Clifden, Co Galway, Ireland, Monument In Memory Of John D arcy Founder Of Town

Primrose Flower In Foreground, Doonagore Castle In The Distance, Co Clare, Ireland, 16Th Century Tower House Overlooking The Atlantic Ocean

The Jealous Wall, Belvedere House And Gardens, Co Westmeath, Ireland, Irelands Largest Man-Made Folly

Castle Matrix, Co Limerick, Ireland

Johnstown Castle, Co Wexford, Ireland, 19Th Century Gothic Revival

Enniskillen Castle, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, Ireland

Killyleagh Castle, Killyleagh, Co Down, Ireland

Glanworth Bridge, Funshion River, Co Cork, Ireland

Ross Castle, Killarney, Co Kerry, Ireland

Co Kerry, Ross Castle, Killarney

The Burren, Portal Dolmen, Co. Clare, Ireland

Rowallane Garden, Co Down, Ireland

City Hall, Belfast, Ireland

Rockfleet Castle, Clew Bay, Co Mayo, Ireland

Blackrock Castle, River Lee, Near Cork City, Co Cork, Ireland

Mussenden Temple, Portstewart, Co. Londonderry, Ireland

Killyleagh Castle, Co. Down, Ireland

Belfast Castle, Cavehill, Ireland

Florence Court, Co Fermanagh, Ireland; 18Th Century National Trust Property

Nenagh Castle, Co Tipperary, Ireland

Mussenden Temple, Downhill Estate, Co Derry, Ireland; 18Th Century Building On The Cliffs Over The Atlantic (National Trust Property)

Inchiquin Lake, Beara Peninsula, Co Kerry, Ireland; Stone Circle

Newgrange, Co Meath, Ireland; One Of The Prehistoric Passage Tombs Of The Bru Na Boinne Complex

Charles II Processing from the Tower of London to Westminster, 22 April 1661. Artist: Dirck Stoop
Charles II Processing from the Tower of London to Westminster, 22 April 1661. Charles II (1630-1685), King of England and Scotland from 1660, eldest son of Charles I (1600-1649)

Napoleons Column, Place du Chatelet, Paris, 19th century. Below the column commemorating Napoleons victories, the water carriers fill their buckets at the fountain

World War 2: Deliverance!, 1945. Cover of a booklet issued by the French Ministry of War celebrating the liberation of Alsace and Lorraine, including Metz, Mulhouse

Dufour House seen from the south, Chateau de Versailles, France

Obelisks at Alexandria called Cleopatras Needles, 1802

View of the Colosseum, Rome, late 18th / early 19th century. Artist: Pierre Henri de Valenciennes
View of the Colosseum, Rome, late 18th/early 19th century. From the Musee du Louvre, Paris

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"Journey into the Wild: Bus 142, a Historical Landmark from the Film 'Into The Wild'" Nestled deep within the rugged wilderness of Alaska's Stampede Trail lies an iconic piece of cinematic history. Bus 142, affectionately known as "The Magic Bus, " gained fame through its appearance in the critically acclaimed film "Into The Wild. " This humble vehicle served as Christopher McCandless' refuge and symbolized his quest for freedom and self-discovery. Across the Atlantic Ocean, Carrickfergus Castle & Harbour stands proudly in Co Antrim, Ireland. With roots dating back to medieval times, this historical landmark has witnessed countless battles and sieges throughout its existence. Today, it serves as a testament to Ireland's rich heritage and offers visitors a glimpse into its storied past. In the heart of Paris, France, Notre Dame cathedral majestically overlooks the serene River Seine. A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, this iconic landmark has stood tall since its completion in 1345. Despite enduring tragic events such as fire damage in recent years, Notre Dame remains a symbol of resilience and hope for both Parisians and visitors alike. Stormont Castle holds great significance in Belfast, Northern Ireland. As home to the Northern Ireland Assembly since 1932, it represents democracy at work amidst turbulent times. Standing proud on Stormont Estate's lush grounds with rolling hills as its backdrop, this historic building continues to shape political landscapes while preserving Northern Ireland's unique identity. Perched atop cliffs overlooking the mighty Atlantic Ocean is Doonagore Castle—a magnificent tower house that transports us back to Ireland's captivating past. Built during the 16th century in County Clare, this fortress exudes strength and grandeur while offering breathtaking views across crashing waves—an enchanting sight that leaves all who visit spellbound. Delving further into French history brings us to July 28th, 1830, and the Battle at the Porte St Denis.