Fleet Street: A street in London running from Temple Bar eastwards to Ludgate Circus. It is named after the River Fleet. The area (with adjoining streets) houses the offices and … Read More
Eiffel Tower: in Paris (France) 300 m high and built at a cost of £ 200,000. It is now being used as a Meteorological Wireless Station. El-Alamin: Egypt; scene of … Read More
Dardanelles: is a Strait between Europe and Turkey in the Black Sea. Detroit: fourth largest city in USA, known as the city of motor cars. Downing Street: No. 10 Downing … Read More
Cairo: capital of Egypt. Caldor Hall: Caldor Hall, named after the world famed American sculptor, Alexander Stirling Caldor, is a famous Art Gallery in Philadelphia (USA). The sculptural productions of … Read More
Abadan: (Iran); oil fields. Aberdeen: Known as Granite City is famous for Britain’s largest granite-exporting industry. It is in Scotland. Abu Simbal: (Egypt) famous ancient temple cut out of rock … Read More
