Library of Parliament in Ottawa, Ontario

Constructed in 1876, the Library of Parliament in Ottawa, Ontario is the oldest and only original portion of Canada's Parliament Buildings after a fire in 1916 destroyed the Centre Block and required Parliament Hill to be rebuilt. This iconic structure and library is the main information repository for the Parliament of Canada, and is notably featured on the Canadian $10 bill. 
  

White House in Washington DC

As one of the most iconic addresses in the United States of America, the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is one of those places that's a bit surreal to see with your own eyes. It's so instantly recognizable and such a distinct visual in politics and pop culture, that simply standing out front of the White House is a must when in Washington DC.

Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Ontario

A few winter visuals of the historic Rideau Canal near Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.

Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa.

Parliament Buildings in Ottawa.

Downtown Indianapolis, Indiana

A few visual highlights from downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.

Memorial Chamber | Peace Tower in Ottawa, Ontario

Inside Peace Tower in Ottawa, Ontario you'll find the Memorial Chamber on Parliament Hill. On display in the main altar is the First World War Book of Remembrance. When Parliament was rebuilt in the early 1920's following a devastating fire and the end of World War I, the new Peace Tower included this Memorial Chamber in dedication to all the Canadian men and women who had given their lives in service to their country.