Known for its substantial collection of Asian and Egyptian art, The Cleveland Museum of Art is nestled into the east side of the city in the Wade Park District. In 1913, three prominent Cleveland residents, Hinman Hurlbut, John Huntington and Horace Kelley, bestowed an endowment of $750 million dollars to build the museum, all with …
Each year, people flock to Bronx Park to see beautiful flowers in bloom at the New York Botanical Garden. With over 50 different gardens and plant collections, spanning across 250 acres of land, the gardens bring in over 900,000 people a year. What’s amazing about the gardens is that at its center, there are 50 …
Jamaica Station that is! When we think New York City, we think of it as the center of the United States. Easily one of the most populated cities in America, it’s the heart of our country, and with so many people in and out of the city everyday, it’s a wonder anyone can keep up …
For the state of Oregon, the answer to bird control is using fireworks. You read that right. Fireworks. House Bill 2432 has been approved by The Oregon House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources to expand the use of using fireworks as active bird control management. Right now, the bill exists to use fireworks to …
It’s the eighth largest church in the world, the largest Catholic church in the United States and the tallest habitable building in Washington D.C. The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception has been standing proud since it opened in 1959. Believe it or not, the Basilica’s dome is only 7 feet, making …
On any given day in downtown Springfield, Ohio, there are more crows than people. And it’s becoming a growing concern. In fact, according to city officials- they’re everywhere! And it doesn’t look like the crows want to leave anytime soon. With fields surrounding the county, crows have always had a longtime home there. But Roger …
It all started with the Centennial Exhibition in 1876. As America’s first World Fair, Memorial Hall was built for visitors to relish in art from around the globe. Memorial Hall became a permanent fixture in Philadelphia and today it’s the main building on the campus of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The new museum featured …
The best part about the holidays are decorations! Trees, windows, streets… and even landmark buildings! Each year in December we see those awe-inspiring historical buildings beautifully decorated. But if it wasn’t for BirdMaster’s contribution, those picturesque views might not even be there! After all, protecting our nation’s landmarks from the effects of bird guano is …
Nestled in Silver Spring, Maryland sits a memorial honoring environmental advocate, Rachel Carson. The Carson Memorial displays thick glass panels etched with the words of Carson’s most memorable writings. Most famous for her 1963 book, Silent Spring, the advocate’s memorial is causing quite a stir. The book strongly detailed the affects, and her opinions, on …
Our country is built on history. Literally. Our buildings are historic and who doesn’t love the thought of something that lasts forever! Historical architecture is our specialty and we preserve buildings to remain for years to come! BirdMaster has worked on over thousands of buildings, but we bet you can’t even tell. In fact, you …