The World's Most Beautiful Places
A special entrance to the historic Times-Star Building, reserved for paperboys (newsboys). The Times-Star building was built in 1931, and was owned by the Cincinnati-based newspaper of the same name. The newspaper, owned by the Taft family, operated out of the building until 1974.
A straw version of a Despicable Me character. Part of a homegrown Halloween decoration display in the small, Midwestern town of Seymour, Indiana
Christ Crucifix. The Monte Cassino religious shrine, part of the St. Meinrad Catholic Archabbey in southwest Indiana, was constructed in 1870. It was named after an archabbey in Italy founded by St. Benedict.