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Local advocates are considering the possibility of legally acquiring the archaeological site of Muro dei Francesi for public use.

The Gateway Arch feature of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, often referred to as simply “the Arch,” consists of a stainless steel exterior and carbon steel interior and rises 630 feet above the ground.

Shikarpoor was founded in 1617 as a walled city and, due to its strategic location, became a main stop on the trade route between Central Asia and India in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Sustainable tourism development and the conservation of historic fabric must be balanced at Mozambique in order to ensure the survival of the island’s cultural heritage.

The unique structures housing exceptional contemporary art at the Chinati Foundation are in urgent need of repairs.

The complete conservation of Christ Church Cathedral preserved a great symbol of tolerance.

Battersea Power Station and its chimneys have been an iconic part of the London skyline since the time of their construction.

A conservation project at the church of Yemrehanna Kristos will safeguard the historic site for the use of the local community.

George Washington’s ancestral home in England is an excellent example of a small house museum that faces major repair and business challenges in the modern day.

The Cloisters Museum and Gardens are situated high above the Hudson River in New York City's Fort Tryon Park, with magnificent, unobstructed views of the Palisades and George Washington Bridge.

Built in the nineteenth century, the Palacio la Alhambra in Santiago was designed to replicate the formal elements of the eponymous palace and fortress in Granada, Spain.

At its peak, the Grimsby Ice Factory produced 1,200 tons of ice per day.