Interesting building

[Grandma Helen]

What’s the most interesting building you’ve ever seen or been in?

[officerripley]

I'm pretty sure it was the Battery Point Lighthouse in Crescent City, Calif. (Might've been one in Oregon instead, but I think it was Battery Point.):

Interesting tour but if it's the one I'm remembering, you had to climb up a long, narrow ladder through a narrow passage and both my fear of heights--yeah even on a ladder, lol--and claustrophobia kicked in, had to stop up halfway up and go sloooowly back down.

[MTwoman]

Probably the Corn Palace in Mitchell SD..the whole premise is somewhat bizarre. Also bizarre is the Winchester House in San Jose CA

[Eaglewoman]

The Stupa at the Shambala Buddhist center at Red Feather lakes, Colo.

[Holly Schmucki]

The Science and Industry museum in Chicago

[OneEyedDiva]

This building immediately came to mind. I see it across the Hudson River when I go to the Hoboken, N.J. waterfront park. From a distance it looks like it's just a flat, gleaming triangle sticking up but it's in fact a building that houses offices, I think. I've never been in it.

[officerripley]

Very cool pic, beautiful!

[OneEyedDiva]

Thank you Officer but I didn't take this picture, I found it online. I can't find the picture I had taken. It wasn't nearly this close because I've never gone that far down the park area.

[Johnnieboy]

The White House and the Capitol in DC in the '80's. Back then you could tour without having prearranged appointments.

[PartTimeBrewer]

The Longaberger Basket building in Newark OH.

[PartTimeBrewer]

[OneEyedDiva]

Oh that is cool and unusual. I looked it up. the building was sold for 1.2 million a couple of years ago. Here's another picture showing more of the lovely grounds.

[Patricia]

It's called The Egg for obvious reasons. Can't say I care for it makes me claustrophobic with no windows and those rounded walls. Fantastic place for live music though. Located in Albany NY