Bedford, Indiana
Bedford, United States
Bedford, Indiana connects to 1221 places across 9 topics through 22 Bunkabop connections, concentrated in art, architecture, and science. The city is known for its Indiana limestone quarries, whose output was used on the Civic Opera House in Chicago and the Pentagon. A federal grant funded a limestone replica of the Great Pyramid of Giza that was started but never finished. Space Shuttle astronaut Charles D. Walker and astronaut Ken Bowersox both claim Bedford as their hometown.
Jonathan D. George
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: United States | Illinois | Indiana | Southern Illinois
Indiana limestone
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Indiana | Nebraska | Huntington, West Virginia | Charleston, West Virginia | Seymour, Indiana
Civic Opera House (Chicago)
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | Illinois | Indiana | Chicago Loop
Charles D. Walker
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Florida | Houston, Texas | Indiana | St. Louis, Missouri | Washington
William T. Wiley
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: California | Texas | San Francisco, California | Dallas, Texas | Indiana
Great Pyramid of Giza
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Egypt | Aberdeen, Scotland | Western Desert, Egypt | Giza, Egypt | Newark, Ohio
Ken Bowersox
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: United States | California | New York City, New York | Florida | Virginia
the Pentagon
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: United States | Los Angeles, California | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | Vietnam
Great Wall of China
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: California | India | China | Beijing | Mongolia
Public Broadcasting Service
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Los Angeles, California | New York City, New York | Delaware | Newark, New Jersey | Knoxville, Tennessee
White River (Indiana)
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Illinois | Miami, Florida | Indiana | Indianapolis, Indiana | The Junction
Indianapolis
Connects Bedford, Indiana to: Indiana | Maryland | Denver, Colorado | Madison, Wisconsin | Evansville, Indiana