Built 1953

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411 Drive-In Theatre (Cherokee County, Alabama)
Admiral Twin Drive-In (Tulsa County, Oklahoma)
Al Mac's Diner--Restaurant (Bristol County, Massachusetts)
Alaska Way Viaduct (King County, Washington)
2.2 mile long, double decked, elevated freeway built between 1949 and 1953
Annapolis Park Historic District (Wayne County, Michigan)
Arkansas Power & Light Building (Pulaski County, Arkansas)
Auto Vue Drive-In Theater (Stevens County, Washington)
Baker Apartments (Mohave County, Arizona)
Bassett House (Payne County, Oklahoma)
Bobcat Bite (Santa Fe County, New Mexico)
Bonfils Memorial Theater (Denver County, Colorado)
Boulder Creek Bridge (Boulder County, Colorado)
Brandes House (King County, Washington)
Brandin' Iron Motel (Mohave County, Arizona)
Burgess-Osborne Memorial Auditorium (Coles County, Illinois)
Burrell Memorial Hospital (Roanoke, Virginia)
Calvert Drive-In (Marshall County, Kentucky)
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Historic District (Nassau County, New York)
Crossett Municipal Auditorium (Ashley County, Arkansas)
Crossett Municipal Building (Ashley County, Arkansas)
Dean Morgan Junior High School (Natrona County, Wyoming)
Downtown Tulsa YMCA (Tulsa County, Oklahoma)
El Rancho Grande (Tulsa County, Oklahoma)
Fontainebleau Hotel (Miami-Dade County, Florida)
Gemiluth Chassodim Synagogue (Rapides Parish, Louisiana)
Haars Drive-In Theater (York County, Pennsylvania)
Harden Street Substation (Richland County, South Carolina)
Hill Top Motel (Mohave County, Arizona)
Iwo Jima Theater (Onslow County, North Carolina)
J. S. Dorton Arena (Wake County, North Carolina)
Jackson Lake Lodge (Teton County, Wyoming)
Jungle Drive-In (Wood County, West Virginia)
La Grande Drive In Theater (Union County, Oregon)
Drive In movie theater opened 1953
Lake Butler Woman's Club (Union County, Florida)
McDonald's Golden Arches (Los Angeles County, California)
Montana Veterans and Pioneers Memoiral Building (Lewis and Clark County, Montana)
Nebraska State Historical Society Building (Lancaster County, Nebraska)
Oakville Theater (Grays Harbor County, Washington)
Our Lady of Guadalupe Mission Chapel (1953-1960) (Santa Clara County, California)
Patrick and Margaret Kinney House (Grant County, Wisconsin)
Pike Drive-In (Lycoming County, Pennsylvania)
Plymouth Drive-In Theater (Richland County, Ohio)
Pond Creek Masonic Lodge #125 (Grant County, Oklahoma)
Price Tower (Washington County, Oklahoma)
Redstone Test Stand (Madison County, Alabama)
Reser Stadium (Benton County, Oregon)
Richard and Helen Rice House (Washington County, Oregon)
Richard B. Harrison School (Johnston County, North Carolina)
Robert and Phyllis Scott House (Carroll County, Maryland)
S.S. BADGER (Car Ferry) (Mason County, Michigan)
Sacajawea State Park (Franklin County, Washington)
Seymour and Barbara Fogel House (Travis County, Texas)
Shawmut Diner (Bristol County, Massachusetts)
Sitting Bull Monument (Corson County, South Dakota)
Sky View Drive-In (Monroe County, Kentucky)
Sky Vue Drive-In Theater (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Snow Cap Drive-In (Yavapai County, Arizona)
Spud Drive-In Theater (Teton County, Idaho)
SS Badger (Manitowoc County, Wisconsin)
Former railroad car ferry converted to automobile and passenger service across Lake Michigan.
St. Mary Peak Lookout (Ravalli County, Montana)
Starlite Drive-In Theater (Sedgwick County, Kansas)
State Line Cafe & Gas Station (Deaf Smith County, Texas)
Sugar Shack Diner (Liberty County, Montana)
Tascosa Drive-In (Potter County, Texas)
Tennessee State Library and Archives (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Neoclassical building with significant architectural features
United States Air Force Locomotive #1246 (Sebastian County, Arkansas)
United States Army Snow Plow #SN-87 (Jefferson County, Arkansas)
Vicksburg Siege (Warren County, Mississippi)
A Mississippi History Marker at the Welcome Center
Walt Disney Elementary School (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Washington County Courthouse (Washington County, Alabama)
West Taghkanic Diner (Columbia County, New York)
A classic Mountain View diner. The sign is original from 1955.