Martinez, California is named for Ygnacio Martínez, a Mexican-Californio soldier and ranchero who served as commander of the Presidio of San Francisco. His Rancho "El Pinole" encompassed the land where the City of Martinez was founded in 1849.
The pronghorn is a Species of Artiodactyl Mammal Native to Interior Occidental America & parts of North Mexico. It’s mistakenly referred to as an Antelope because it closely resembles the antelopes of the Old World & fills a similar ecological niche due to parallel evolution.
The Badu Building is a Historic Edifice located in Llano, Texas. It was constructed in the Italian Renaissance Revival Style during the year of 1890 AD. It was added onto the American NRHP in June 6th, 1980 AD & was designated a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1981 AD.
The Elizabeth Bard Memorial Building is a Historic Edifice & former Hospital that’s located in San Buenaventura, Alta California. The Edifice was constructed in the Mission Revival Style during the early 20th Century. It was added onto the American NRHP in November 11th, 1977 AD.
The Redflower False Yucca (Hesperaloe Parviflora) also known as the Samandoque is a succulent plant that is Native to Aridoamerica (especially in Texas, Chihuahua & Coahuila).