Delaware-Lackawanna 4118

 DL 4118 along Ridge Row, June 22, 2010. The trio of RS3s are about to lead a NRHS excursion to the Water Gap.

Cuyahoga River

 Looking downstream along the Cuyahoga River from near Settler's Landing last Saturday afternoon.

Sherwin-Williams

 A look at the new Sherwin-Williams building, from last week.

Loew's State

 At Loew's State, a real war-time weeper, from the Plain Dealer, June 27, 1945.

Rowin' On The River

 Never thought I'd see something like this out on the Cuyahoga, last Saturday.

RTA 846

 RTA 846 on the Waterfront Line, Saturday morning.

Gotta Groove Records

 Sign at the W. S. Tyler Company complex.

Wilfred Sykes

The ore carrier Wilfred Sykes passing the Center Street Bridge on Saturday afternoon. According to Great Lakes Vessel History The Wilfred Sykes was built by American Shipbuilding in Lorain Ohio, entering service on April 19, 1950. The ship is 678 feet long and is one of the older carriers on the Lakes.

Delaware & Hudson 7312

 D&H 7312 behind Lackawanna Station, June 22, 2010. This was an excursion down to Sunbury as part of the NRHS convention.

Stafford Meadowbrook

 Looking downstream at Stafford Meadowbrook, from near the south end of Laurel Line Tunnel, June 21, 2015.

Loew's Theatres

 At your favorite Loew's Theatres, from the Plain Dealer, June 28, 1925.

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Pittsburgh: Pink Floyd

 A half century ago a bunch of us traveled to this.

From the Plain Dealer, May 25, 1975.

Kansas City Southern 4810

 KCS 4810 with another KCS unit crossing St. Clair Avenue a couple weeks ago.

Erie Street Cemetery

 A few views of Erie Street Cemetery, from a few weeks ago.

The base ball park across 9th Street looms in the background.

Flagg Coal 75

 Flagg Coal Company 75 behind Lackawanna Station, June 21, 2010. This was in town for the National Railway Historical Society convention, held that year in Scranton.

Superior Avenue

 Looking east on Superior Avenue towards the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge from about 36th Street, a few weeks ago. It was a lot different back on December 19, 1952 when Robert Runyan took the lower photo.

St. Paul Croatian Church

 St. Paul Croatian Church, 1369 East 40th Street, from a couple weeks ago.

At a Theatre Near You

 Neighborhood listings, from the Plain Dealer, June 29, 1975.

St. Clair Avenue

 Looking west on St, Clair from near 40th, a couple weeks ago. Curious as to why streetlights in parts of Cleveland never get turned off, while other parts have no lights whatsoever. 

Scranton Skyline

 View from the new Harrison Avenue Bridge, June 14, 2020.

Canadian National 3254

 CN 3254 on the Steamtown turntable, June 20, 2009.

Marjees Bar & Grill

 Marjees Bar & Grill, 3604 Superior Avenue, went here once decades ago on a Sunday night after a move.

W. S. Tyler Company

 W. S. Tyler Company, 3615 Superior Avenue. We used to walk by here all the time, years ago.

Norfolk Southern 7604

 NS 7604 leads an eastbound stacker across St. Clair Avenue last Saturday morning. This was once the Pennsylvania Railroad's mainline to Pittsburgh.

Cleveland Church Of Christ

 The Cleveland Church Of Christ, 3431 Superior Avenue, surprised to find this was no longer St. Nicholas Orthodox Church.

Wrong Way

 Sign at the W.S. Tyler complex last week.

Philadelphia Suburban 76

 Philadelphia Suburban 76 northbound at Cedar Avenue, June 5, 2010.

June 5, 1968

 I'll always remember.

Shay's Restaurant

 We stopped by Shay's Restaurant, 4007 St. Clair Avenue the other day, really good. We haven't been here in ages, it was better than we remembered, a really good local spot.

Eastbound Freight

Norfolk Southern 8128 leads an eastbound freight past the Cleveland Market on Saturday morning. A westbound can be partially seen behind one of the containers. This was once the Pennsylvania mainline to Pittsburgh.

Cleveland Market

 We stopped by the Cleveland Market, on the grounds of the W. S. Tyler Company next to the Pennsylvania Railroad mainline into Cleveland at Superior Avenue. A cold and windy day, yet a good sized crowd was there.

Allen Theatre: Bee Gees

 A disastrous evening, Bee Gees played to about 4-500 people in a 2,800 seat theatre. Cleveland wasn't quite ready for Jive Talkin' as people stayed away in droves.

From the Plain Dealer, May 25, 1975.