Stilt houses in the Gulf of Mexico off Green Key in Pasco County, Florida.Amazingly these buildings seem to survive some extreme weather.

Only historic structure left standing in Castalia in Hardee County, Florida.

A small section of the Florida National Cemetary in Bushnell, Florida.

A small section of the Florida National Cemetary in Bushnell, Florida.

The first section of what is now know as the Chinsegutt Hill Manor House, located near Brooksville, Florida, was started in 1847 by Colonel Byrd Pearson who named it Tiger Tail Hill. In 1866 Colonel Russel Snow gained control of the plantation and renamed the house Snow Hill. By the turn of the century the verandas and third floor had veen added. In 1904 the property was acquired by Raymond and Margaret Robbins and renamed Chinsegutt Hill. The property is currently under the control of the University of South Florida and used as a meeting center

The first section of what is now know as the Chinsegutt Hill Manor House, located near Brooksville, Florida, was started in 1847 by Colonel Byrd Pearson who named it Tiger Tail Hill. In 1866 Colonel Russel Snow gained control of the plantation and renamed the house Snow Hill. By the turn of the century the verandas and third floor had veen added. In 1904 the property was acquired by Raymond and Margaret Robbins and renamed Chinsegutt Hill. The property is currently under the control of the University of South Florida and used as a meeting center

The first section of what is now know as the Chinsegutt Hill Manor House, located near Brooksville, Florida, was started in 1847 by Colonel Byrd Pearson who named it Tiger Tail Hill. In 1866 Colonel Russel Snow gained control of the plantation and renamed the house Snow Hill. By the turn of the century the verandas and third floor had veen added. In 1904 the property was acquired by Raymond and Margaret Robbins and renamed Chinsegutt Hill. The property is currently under the control of the University of South Florida and used as a meeting center.

The first section of what is now know as the Chinsegutt Hill Manor House, located near Brooksville, Florida, was started in 1847 by Colonel Byrd Pearson who named it Tiger Tail Hill. In 1866 Colonel Russel Snow gained control of the plantation and renamed the house Snow Hill. By the turn of the century the verandas and third floor had veen added. In 1904 the property was acquired by Raymond and Margaret Robbins and renamed Chinsegutt Hill. The property is currently under the control of the University of South Florida and used as a meeting center

This is part of the interior of Ft. Pulaski in Savannah, Georgia. It was completed in 1847 by Major Babcock with the assistance of then Second Lieutenant Robert E. Lee, newly graduated from West Point.

Ft. Pulaski is built on Cockspur Island on the site of two previous earth and log forts; Ft. George built in 1761 and Ft. Greene built in 1795. The island is located just inside the mouth of the Savannah, River.

After the civil war, Ft. Pulaski was neglected until 1924, when it was made a National Monument. During the great depression, the CCC helped restore Ft. Pulaski to its present condition and it is now open to the public.

This old barn sets in pasture land in manatee county, Florida near Palmetto.

One apse in the National Cathedral in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The national historical monument Obelisco de Buenos Aires stands 67.5 meters high. Located at the intersection of avenidas Corrientes and Nueve de Julio, it is in the center of the Plaza del la Republica. It was designed by the architect Alberto Prebish and built in 1936 in 31 days.