- San
Francisco of
Lima, also
known as "San
Francisco el Grande" or "San
Francisco de Jesús", is
located in the
Historic Center of
Lima, Peru. This church...
-
Metropolitan Cathedral of
Lima and
Primate of Peru (Spanish: Basílica
Catedral Metropolitana de
Lima y
Primada del Perú),
otherwise Lima Metropolitan Cathedral...
-
Palacio Muni****l de
Lima or City Hall of
Lima is a
public building that
serves as
headquarters of the
Metropolitan Muni****lity of
Lima. It is
located on...
- 2001, the Mesa
Redonda shopping center,
located in
Central Lima,
consisted largely of
wood and
adobe houses lining narrow streets. In December, fireworks...
- The Gate of
Lima (Spanish:
Portada de
Lima; Arco del Puente) was a
monumental gate in the
historic centre of
Lima, Peru.
Built in 1700, it was located...
-
northwestern part of the U.S.
state of Ohio. Its
county seat and
largest city is
Lima. The
county was
created in 1820 and
organized in 1831. The
county is named...
-
Portal (Spanish:
Portada China), is a
paifang located at the
entrance of
Lima's Chinatown. It was
donated by the
Peruvian Chinese colony for the Sesquicentennial...
- Hampshire. The
family removed to New York in 1824, and
eventually settled in
Lima, in
Livingston County, in 1829. He
attended the
district schools and Genesee...
-
Forest of Brazil. It is a
Brazilian timber tree
commonly known as
Pernambuco wood or
brazilwood (Portuguese: pau-de-pernambuco, pau-brasil; Tupi: ybyrapytanga)...
- The
Lima Locos are a
collegiate summer baseball team
based in
Lima, Ohio. The team is a
member of the
Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League, one of 11 leagues...
