Took a rather unpleasant trip on RTA 3370 on Monday morning, a constant, and loud BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP for the entire trip. I pitied the poor motorman that had to endure this aural torture. I also wondered if they ever clean the buses, dirty and smelly seems to be the RTA standard.
The Lakewood Masonic Temple, 15300 Detroit Avenue in the heart of downtown Lakewood, built in 1916, from a few weeks ago.
Looking west on Detroit Road from in front of the library in the 15400 block a few weeks back.
Looking east in the big cut near mile 14.2 back on December 2, 2007.
The former Holy Ghost Greek Catholic Church, 1413 Kenilworth Avenue, built in 1909, now converted to apartments.
The former St. Mathew's Lutheran Church, 3252 Scranton Road, from a couple weeks ago.
View of the new Sherwin Williams building from a few weeks ago, offices are starting to become occupied.
Construction work behind Lakewood's City Hall, adjacent to the Nickel Plate tracks last weekend.
Passed by Tony's Deli, 3264 Scranton Road, last week, I can remember buying soda here after school many decades ago.
An RTA train heading west on the Union Terminal Bridge last Saturday afternoon.
Looking east along the Erie near Little Virginia, November 11, 2008.
Village School at the Frostville Museum last month.
West 11th opposite Lincoln Park last month, used to be a bad neighborhood, much gentrification over the last couple decades.
Looks like work is going on in the Homestead Ballroom, above the Homestead Theatre,11806 Detroit Avenue. The second floor windows are now uncovered.
Carpenter House at the Frostville Museum last week, looks like it would be chilly there in the winter.
The former Grace Hospital building, 2307 West 14th Street, from a couple weeks ago, Not sure what goes on here now, I remember going past when I was a kid on my way to work.
St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, 2587 West 14th Street a couple weeks ago.
Trackbed of the Lackawanna Iron & Coal Company Railroad, last used in 1872. This ran from the ore mines behind East Mountain to the Iron Furnace. Gravity power inbound, mule power outbound. Photo from November 11, 2008.
Jenkins Cabin, built in 1829, in the Frostville Museum on Saturday afternoon, the museum is on Metropolitan Parks land in North Olmsted.
Lemko Hall, 2337 West 11th Street in Tremont, built in 1911. Photos a week apart from each other.
Pilgrim Congregational Church at 2592 West 14th Street in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood, from last week.
We stopped by Civilization, 2366 West 11th Street last Saturday afternoon, as always a super groovy spot, right across the street from Lincoln Park.
We stopped off at the open house at the Hildebrandt, 3619 Walton Avenue on Saturday afternoon, lots of great things to see, the Pizagel bagels were the best!
