Monument Historic Magnets

Remember your visit to Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument with this original watercolor painting design.

urban monument in lanscape wallpaper

Architecture arches and facades details and image of historic monument of Europe

This design mimics Alabama’s license plate from the ’00’s.

Remember your visit to Hovenweep with this original watercolor painting design.

palace in the historic center of the city of salvador de bahia

Charles and Ray Eames • Eames House • Los Angeles, California • 1949

Remember your visit to Mt. St. Helens with this original watercolor painting design.

Monument, Colorado, nestled at the base of the Rampart Range, is a picturesque town known for its scenic beauty, small-town charm, and proximity to outdoor activities such as hiking and biking.

Architecture arches and facades details and image of historic monument of Europe

Overlooking Misery Bay at Crystal Point on Presque Isle, Pennsylvania,, the Perry monument was erected in 1926 to commemorate Oliver Hazard Perry on his victory over the British in the battle on Lake Erie during the War of 1812.

At the Turnaround in Seaside, Oregon, is this monument to Lewis and Clark. Apparently, this is the site of their salt cairn which they used to harvest salt in preparation for their return journey east.

Triumphal arch or triumphal arch is a monumental structure in the form of an arch with one or more passages, usually designed to be the width of a road or street. Obviously, as the name literally says, Roman triumphal arches were a monumental tribute, in the form of an arch-shaped door or passage, to commemorate triumph: almost always conquests of territories or victories in wars.

Remember your visit to Fort Union with this original watercolor painting design.

Pantheon History Monument is a one-of-a-kind item that will help you stand out from the crowd in any situation. Please add this fantastic item to your wardrobe as soon as possible.

An emblem reminiscent of the trail markers on the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.

Savannah’s World War II Monument on West River Street, “A World Apart,” honors Chatham County’s veterans of the Second World War. The selection of the riverside site is especially appropriate, given the significance of Savannah’s waterfront in the World War II effort: Liberty Ships were built in its shipyards, and the port was a vital point from which war supplies were transported.

Remember your visit to Navajo National Monument with this original watercolor painting design.

palace in the historic center of the city of salvador de bahia

Architecture arches and facades details and image of historic monument of Europe

The Louvre Pyramid Or Pyramide Du Louvre 666 panes of glass make up the total number needed to make this iconic Pyramid signifying that you are outside of the Louvre, Paris, France. The Louvre or the Louvre Museum is the world's largest art museum and a historic monument. This courtyard is surrounded by history and the facade of this stunning museum. By Paul Thompson Photography

View of the Lincoln Memorial and the WWII memorial with the reflecting pool between the two, flanked in either side by US flags.

Core of the Freedom Monument with sculptures and dedication by the Latvian writer Karlis Skalbe, inscribed on travertine panel: For Fatherland and Freedom (Latvian: Tēvzemei un Brīvībai).

Detail of view the Monument Church of St. Francis, Rua do Infante D. Henrique, Porto with the rays of the setting sun caught in a doorway. This is the original colour version because I couldn't decide which one I liked better...

HDR image of the William Wallace Monument at Stirling, Scotland

Detail of view the Monument Church of St. Francis, Rua do Infante D. Henrique, Porto with the rays of the setting sun caught in a doorway.

Newly updated Berry Court House that is no longer pink but more of a cream-white colour.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.

The Mormon Churches Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah Did you know? The walls of the temple are 9 feet thick at the base and 6 feet at the top. Each granite block weighs between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds and was hauled by oxen, and later by railroad, from a granite quarry in Little Cottonwood Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Temple Square. The long and laborious process of building the 170-room Salt Lake Temple began in 1853 and continued for 40 years until its completion in 1893.