The Most Iconic Restaurant in Every State (and DC) If you want to find the oldest restaurant in a state, that's easy -- we already did the research. If you want to determine the most iconic restaurant in a state, that's more difficult, mostly because it requires looking up what the hell iconic means in the dictionary.
Sign indicating the Fifth Ward. The Fifth Ward is a historical political district (ward) and a community of Houston, Texas, United States, about 2 miles (3.2 km) northeast of Downtown. It is bounded by the Buffalo Bayou, Jensen Drive, Liberty Road, and Lockwood Drive.
Everybody's so interested to see who's the owner, to see if it's a hotel or a theater. Everybody's so confused because it's so big, Medeiros said. It's like a castle.. It's not a celebrity, though, who's king of the castle, but Hutchinson Island resident Robert Eustace. Eustace, who more than 20 years ago founded a now-thriving computer software company, is building one of the biggest houses in Martin County at 4545 SE Ocean Blvd., just north of the Jensen Beach Causeway. The house covers 50,000 square feet and boasts turrets and domes.