What Man-Made Structure Represents each City? (city hall, theatre, license plate)

[CMDallas]

NYC-Empire state building, Statue of Liberty, and formerly the twin towers.
Chicago- Sears Tower
San Fran- The Golden gate bridge, and the Trans America pyramid thing
LA-Hollywood
Miami-Bikinis LOL
Detroit- Ford
Seattle- The Pointy skyscraper
San Antonio- The Alamo
DC- The Capitol (best), white house, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and Jefferson memorial.
St. Louis- Arch
New Orleans- Disaster (:P) and French Quarter
Dallas-Reunion Tower, BOA, and Fountain Palace (the cool looking diamond shaped skyscraper...it has always been my favorite)
Minneapolis- The bridge... heh...
Atlanta- CNN (no one said it has to be a physical structure )
Houston- the cool bathroom made of one way glass... HAHAHA

[NickMan7]

Originally Posted by FutureCop

The strong essence, allurance, history, glory, and the legends that stood on that diamond is amazing. Sports are a way of life here. Baseball is a culture. Every night I salute the Yankees flag in my room and grope the Yankees plaque like Roger Clemens before my baseball games.

But that isn't what MOST people think of when they imagine New York. Perhaps for many of the people who live there, but there are hundreds of millions of people throughout this world who couldn't indentify the Yankees Stadium from any other stadium (and they mostly likely could care less that they don't know the difference).

[NickMan7]

Originally Posted by st. louie louie

If a baseball stadium is what best represents a city, then I feel sorry for that city. Not everyone in NYC follows baseball or thinks the Yankees are the best team.
New York city has much better icons that represent what a great city it is.

Gooey butter cake is a made made structure that represents St. Louis.

I whole-heartedly agree.

[DC's Finest]

A lot of people don't associate with the Yankees. They like the Mets instead, so I don't see it.

[Futcha]

Originally Posted by CMDallas

Houston- the cool bathroom made of one way glass... HAHAHA

lol That's in Europe. It's right in the center of the square. I'd go up to it and wave even if I couldn't see inside it just to creep out the dude in it.

[STLCardsBlues1989]

I'd recognize Yankee Stadium, but most people probably wouldn't.

[Futcha]

Originally Posted by NickMan7

But that isn't what MOST people think of when they imagine New York. Perhaps for many of the people who live there, but there are hundreds of millions of people throughout this world who couldn't indentify the Yankees Stadium from any other stadium (and they mostly likely could care less that they don't know the difference).

Well, that's good for them. Yankee Stadium, TO ME, represents this city along with Madison Square Garden.

[st. louie louie]

Originally Posted by FutureCop

Well, that's good for them. Yankee Stadium, TO ME, represents this city along with Madison Square Garden.

Finally a touch of humility. almost.

[Beliy Plashik]

Originally Posted by FutureCop

The strong essence, allurance, history, glory, and the legends that stood on that diamond is amazing. Sports are a way of life here. Baseball is a culture. Every night I salute the Yankees flag in my room and grope the Yankees plaque like Roger Clemens before my baseball games.

Once again not everyone in NYC follows baseball

If you are going to use that analogy Sports are a way of "life" in every large city in the U.S then.


Hollywood sign represents Los Angeles.
Sears tower represents Chicago...maybe?

[NickMan7]

Originally Posted by FutureCop

Well, that's good for them. Yankee Stadium, TO ME, represents this city along with Madison Square Garden.

I'll let you roll with it then.