Yours Truly Restaurant

 We like stopping at Yours Truly every so often, usually the Halle Building location, but their other locations are fine as well.

Cleveland Botanical Garden

 We stopped by the Botanical Garden, 11030 East Boulevard, on Saturday, well worth the visit. It was like an early taste of summer, small birds and butterflies were abundant in there.

Hotel Cleveland

 View of the Hotel Cleveland on Public Square from last week.

BottleHouse Brewing Co.

 We stopped by BottleHouse, 13368 Madison Aveson for a late lunch the other day, great spot!

Early Spring

 Warm and windy for the first weekend of spring, this view is outside the City Greenhouse in Rockefeller Park.

St Peter's Church

 St. Peter's Church, 17th & Superior, built 1859, oldest Catholic church building in Cleveland.

Prospect Avenue

 Looking west on Prospect from the 1200 block on Monday afternoon.

Grays Armory

 Grays Armory, 1234 Bolivar Road, built 1893, on Monday afternoon.

Sherwin - Williams

 A look at the new Sherwin - Williams building from Public Square on Monday afternoon.

Water Main Break

 The aftermath of Sunday's water main break at Ontario & St. Clair, from Monday afternoon. The Cuyahoga County courthouse is in the distance.

RTA 314

 RTA 314 at West 117th/Madison last month.

Jessup Station

 Jessup Station back in the spring of 2021.

Trowbridge Avenue

 Looking west on Trowbridge Avenue from West 25th Street a couple weeks ago. I grew up not too far from this location.

Bikes

 One from the Missus, bikes in the snow on Public Square the other day.

Shore Restaurant

 The Shore Restaurant, 12009 Detroit Avenue is always a great spot for breakfast or lunch.

4th Street

 Looking south on 4th Street a few weeks ago. Hard to believe I went to high school on this block, a long time ago.

Rail Train

 An eastbound Norfolk Southern rail train at Thoreau Avenue on Sunday afternoon.

West 117th Street

 Looking north on West 117th Street, from the 117th Street Rapid Transit station a few weeks ago. Lakewood is on the left of the double-yellow line, Cleveland on the right.

Terminal Tower

 Terminal Tower, used to be able to get to Scranton in about nine hours from here, via Buffalo. 

Delaware - Lackawanna 2457

 DL 2457 in the Steamtown Yard last March.

Erie Street Cemetery

Erie Street Cemetery, looking west from 14th Street last month. It didn't look much different than it did last fall, not much snow this year.

West 25th Street

 Looking north on West 25th Street, from around Sackett Avenue last week.

Frank's Falafel House

 We stopped by Frank's Falafel House, 1823 W 65th Street, at Franklin the other day, great lunch. They also have an all-day breakfast here. Good spot, we'll be back!

Sanctuary Museum

 We stopped by the Sanctuary Museum, 12905 Madison Avenue, Lakewood, on Saturday afternoon, great place! It's in the former St. Hedwig Church and contains statues, stained glass windows and other remnants of closed Catholic churches in the diocese. I'll bring a tri-pod next time, well worth a visit! For more info go to their website.

State Theatre

 Fifty years ago today, the first notice of what would open in the long-closed Loew's State Theatre. None of us in our wildest dreams could have imagined what would happen next.

From the Plain Dealer, March 8, 1973. I'd been here almost a year at this point. 

55 Public Square

 55 Public Square, the former Illuminating Company building, now being converted into apartments. This was the first of the post-war office buildings in downtown.

Reading Is A Treat

 Sign at West 65th & Franklin, from Saturday afternoon.

First Presbyterian Church

 First Presbyterian Church on Public Square.

Rose Building

 The Rose Building, 9th & Prospect. Medical Mutual is going to vacate the building, making this an attractive apartment conversion possibility.

Euclid Avenue

 Euclid Avenue, looking east from Public Square, last week.

Jake's Pizza

 The best slice downtown! In the Price Building on Public Square.

Scranton Iron Furnaces

 The Scranton Iron Furnaces from December 2010.