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A 60,000-square-foot space atop this convention center houses one of the country’s largest municipally owned solar-generation facilities.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

During the late 1800s, the site of this convention center was used as both a saloon and its city’s first post office.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

The grounds at this convention center feature a life-size cattle drive, which is the world’s largest collection of bronze statues.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

The U.S. Green Building Council accredits this convention center as one of the largest environmentally-friendly buildings in the United States.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

More than 50 miles of concrete pilings were driven into the ground to support this convention center’s west complex.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

After seven years of operation, this convention center was destroyed by fire in 1967. Its new facility opened in 1971.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

On Dec. 17, 2004, more than 1,000 carolers gathered on this convention center’s staircase in hopes of setting a world record.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

The film Assassins features scenes with Antonio Banderas and Sylvester Stallone inside this convention center.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

This convention center has housed three log-rolling contests, featuring lumberjacks in a 12-by-16 foot, 3,500-gallon tank.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

When it opened its doors in 1993, this convention center’s first trade show hosted the Mennonite Board of Congregational Ministers.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

It takes a year for this convention center’s four-person window-washing crew to wash all of its 16,000 windows.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco

This convention center displays a $4-million art collection, making it the largest non-museum art collection in the city.
1) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas
2) Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York
3) Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
4) David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
5) San Diego Convention Center, San Diego
6) Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia
7) McCormick Place, Chicago
8) Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle
9) Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis
10) Orange County Convention Center, Orange, CA
11) Cox Business Services Convention Center, Oklahoma City
12) The Moscone Center, San Francisco
 

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