8.2K views · 137 reactions | 2025 National Day Light Show Illuminates Presidential Office Building The 2025 National Day light projection show on the Presidential Office Building officially lit up on the evening of Oct. 7. Titled “Don’t Change the Channel, We’ll Be Right Back,” the show brings together scenes from more than 80 classic Taiwanese films and TV dramas, taking audiences on a nostalgic journey through Taiwan’s Golden Bell Awards history. | Focus Taiwan | Facebook

2.3K views · 4.6K shares | In case you missed it, the Empire State Building put on a holiday light show choreographed to one of our songs! #ESBUnwrapped | Pentatonix | Facebook

What's that on the PECO Building? #TheStatue | WHYY

21 reactions | Keeping Philly powered ⚡ On this day 140 years ago, 49 arc lights on Chestnut Street were turned on for the first time — marking the first public use of electricity in the Philadelphia area. For 140 years, PECO has powered Philadelphia. Thank you Philadelphia for empowering us. | PECO | Facebook

83K views · 142 reactions | As part of our Path to Clean goal, we’re leading the Greater Philadelphia Region toward a clean energy future | PECO | Facebook

120K views · 1K reactions | The Catalonian tradition of creating human towers called castells stretches back centuries and has evolved into a competitive sport. Hundreds of people come together to act as building blocks for these temporary monuments to teamwork and cooperation. #OneStrangeRock is now streaming on Disney+. | National Geographic History | Facebook

382K views · 8.3K reactions | Follow for more! #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #History #building | The History Hub | Facebook

2M views · 4.3K reactions | 5 quirky details to spot at the Barbican! It is a building complex constructed on a World War Two bombsite containing 2000 flats, arts centre, library, multiple schools and more. . . . . . #london #londonhistory #livinglondonhistory #thebarbican #thebarbicancentre #barbicanconservatory #hiddenlondon #secretlondon #architecture #architecturelovers #modernism #postwararchitecture | Living London History | Facebook