Bucket list–worthy, indeed.

KUSA - In the new series "Monumental Mysteries," history explorer Don Wildman uncovers some of America's most intriguing events, triumphs, and secrets linked to the nation's most famous monuments.

It's hard to imagine this planet without its biggest landmarks, from Sydney Opera House to the Statue of Liberty. But, of course, there was a time when they existed only as plans or blueprints, or in ...

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous monuments in the world. She was gifted to America by France in 1884 and has been an iconic part of America’s history ever since. Lady Liberty is seen in ...

The one thing we often believe about monuments is that they’ll always be there. After all, they were erected to pay homage, commemorate, or display power and might. However, as conflicts across the ...

Kings, nobles, artists, and admirers have built grand monuments not merely to display wealth or power, but to immortalise ...

New grass surrounds the statue of of Gen. Phillip Schuyler in front of Albany City Hall on June 28, 2012. Four years ago, the Black Lives Matter movement reinvigorated public debate about historical ...

Many of the world’s most famous landmarks contain spaces the public rarely sees. Behind their familiar exteriors are hidden ...