Garfield School

Garfield School on Detroit Avenue last week.

Turtles

 This recent Mark Volman autobio is great!

November 22 1963

 I'll always remember.

Another try, hard to get a clean photo of larger items.

Cleveland Transit System

 CTS Weekly Pass, only $1.25, for the week of November 21 - 27th, 1943.

Lackawanna Station

 Delaware-Lackawanna 2452 and Dl 211 eastbound behind Lackawanna Station on a bleak Wednesday, November 25, 2009.

Edgewater

 Edgewater Apartments on Cove Avenue, some interesting buildings in this area.

Reading 5204

 RDG 5204 at Steamtown ALCO Days, August 11, 2001.

Roaring Brook

 Looking upstream at Roaring Brook, towards the Erie Railroad bridge, November 8, 2009.

St. Clair Avenue

 Looking east on St. Clair Avenue from the 3600 block, towards the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge, May 30, 1994.

Clifton Boulevard

 Looking west on Clifton Boulevard from Cove Avenue a few weeks ago. Really hate crossing this street.

West 33rd Street

 Factory along West 33rd Street, from last August.

Jersey Central 57

 CNJ 57 at Steamtown Yard, November 21, 2009, this unit was later repainted as Lackawanna 663.

Cleveland Nickelodeons

 A list of Cleveland nickelodeons, from Billboard, December 15, 1906.

Autumn

 Looks autumnal out there, seems to linger longer near the warm lake.

Hipp-Cleveland Railway Ballyhoo

 A rather unique bally for Cohens and Kellys at the RKO Hipp, from Motion Picture Herald, April 30, 1932.

Cove Park

 The Park looked pretty empty last Sunday morning.

Erie Railroad: Wyoming Division

 Remains of the Erie bridge over the Lackawanna and Laurel Line - Dunmore Branch, November 15, 2009.

Out a Window

 View from Civilization last week.

Lincoln Park

  A couple views of Lincoln Park from last week.

Eagle Avenue Bridge

 The soon to be demolished Eagle Avenue Bridge, I don't know how many times I crossed this bridge. It was a great treat when I was a kid for the bridge to be up for a passing ore ship. The Erie freight station was next to this bridge, always a lot of rail activity here as well, all long gone now.

Civilization

 We stopped by Civilization, 2366 West 11th Street last week, cool spot, across from Lincoln Park. Decades ago, this was Frank Savage's Drug Store, then it was a print shop for a few decades.

Monroe Street Cemetery

 The Monroe Street Cemetery at 3207 Monroe Street was formally dedicated on November 12, 1841, although there are graves that predate that date. This is the oldest cemetery on the west side of Cleveland and has been cleaned up in the last few years. We hadn't been here in a while, a very interesting place to visit, especially pleasant on a sunny autumn afternoon.

Cuyahoga River

 Looking upstream towards the Carnegie Bridge last week.

Lemko Hall

 Lemko Hall, 2337 West 11th Street in Tremont, built in 1911.

Garden Gate

 Pine needles by a garden gate, from a week or so ago.

Halloween

 Not something we observe, however....

From the Plain Dealer, September 25, 1921.

Electric City Trolley Museum

 25 years ago the ECTM opened, and of course we were there.

Lackawanna Avenue

 Lackawanna Avenue, looking east from Wyoming Avenue, from an undated postcard folder.

Cleveland Skyline

 From near the foot of Scranton Road on Saturday afternoon.

Church of the Ascension

 Church of the Ascension, 13216 Detroit Avenue, from a couple weeks ago.

Star Service Station

 This caught my eye the other day, from the Plain Dealer, October 23, 1959.

9010 St. Clair Avenue is now an empty lot, has been for decades now.

At a Theatre Near You

 Neighborhood listings, from the Plain Dealer, October 23, 1949.

Wildlife

 Never know what you'll see walking down the street in the morning.

Eastbound Freight

 An eastbound Norfolk Southern freight, led by NS 8054 and 8043 passing Thoreau Street on Sunday morning.

Lake Avenue

 Lake Avenue looking west from Cove the other day, starting to look autumnal out there.

Canadian National 3254

 CN 3254 at Moscow, August 19, 1994.