Madonna Della Strada Chapel
A chapel on Loyola University Chicago’s campus named after a venerated Marian painting in Rome’s Church of the Gesù, anchoring Jesuit spiritual tradition in Chicago.
A chapel on Loyola University Chicago’s campus named after a venerated Marian painting in Rome’s Church of the Gesù, anchoring Jesuit spiritual tradition in Chicago.
A landmark Wellington hotel where the Beatles stayed during their New Zealand tour. Once among the city’s premier hospitality establishments.
A historic Chicago Landmark in Edgewater’s Bryn Mawr Historic District, the Belle Shore Apartment Hotel reflects early 20th-century residential architecture and urban heritage.
The Philippines’ finest Art Deco theater, designed by Juan M. Arellano and inaugurated in 1931, has anchored Manila’s cultural life for nearly a century despite war damage and extensive restoration.
New Zealand’s oldest history museum in Dunedin, documenting settlement and cultural heritage across the historic Otago Province from the Waitaki River south.
A two-storey vernacular house in Sarajevo with secessionist design details, designated a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2015.
An Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Drohobych, Ukraine, where the Ashkenazi rite defines communal worship on Pylypa Orlyka Street.
Arizona’s oldest synagogue, Congregation Beth Israel (founded 1920) preserves its 1921–1922 Downtown Phoenix sanctuary as the Cutler-Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center, chronicling Jewish life in the American Southwest.
A historic commercial building in downtown Venice, Florida, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996 and known locally as the Venice Pharmacy.
A historic cinema in Westwood, Los Angeles, with a 1,400-seat capacity that has hosted countless major Hollywood film premieres since its opening.