When you walk into Doak Campbell Stadium at Florida State University, the impact is immediate. It’s not just the roar of 79,000 fans or the iconic spear logo—it’s the walls themselves. Unlike most college football stadiums, which are built primarily of co

The West Point Cadet Chapel stands as an enduring symbol of architectural brilliance, blending Gothic Revival grandeur with the precision and artistry of masonry. Perched on a hill overlooking the United States Military Academy, this iconic structure is a

Castillo San Felipe del Morro ("The Promontory Castle of Saint Philip"), or El Morro ("The Promontory"), is a colonial fort built by the Spanish in America. It was commissioned by King Charles I of Spain and built in honor of King Philip II.

Blackbeard’s Castle is a small, historic castle located in Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Sitting at the highest point on Government Hill, the Castle is one of five National Historic Landmarks.

American Treasure: Mission Concepción

American Treasure: Brooklyn Bridge

American Treasure: The Wren Building at the College of William & Mary

American Treasure: Chaco Canyon

American Treasure: The Legacy of Castillo de San Marcos

American Treasure: The French Lick Resort

J. Paul Getty Museum: An American Treasure

This American Treasure originally ran in the 2017 August issue of MASONRY. Whiskey Row exemplifies the resiliency masonry offers to buildings and structures when used. We hope you enjoy it as much as the readers of MASONRY did.  

MASONRY highlights Notre Dame’s stadium and newly constructed project, the Campus Crossroads. Read up on the work done on the stadium and the newly constructed center that surrounds it.

American Treasure: Notre Dame

MASONRY takes you on a tour of the original courthouse in Dallas in the third installment of the American Treasure series. The former legal building was transformed into a historic museum, housing all the events and stories of this great city.

American Treasure: Old Red Museum