Union Club

 Union Club, 12th & Euclid, a couple weeks ago.

RKO Palace

 Blue urn on the RKO Palace mezzanine.

B&O Freight House

 B&O freight house on West 3rd Street last week.

East 13th Street

 Looking north on 13th from Euclid Avenue, Hotel Allerton is in the distance on the left. The Princess Ballroom was also once on this block.

End of Track

 A track bumper next to Dahlia's Coffee on Berea Road a few weeks ago. This looks like it was moved here, and isn't an actual rail line remnant.

Madison Park

 Looking at Madison Park from Athens Avenue a couple weeks ago. Little did we know, but a migrant attempted to kidnap a small child from this park minutes earlier.

Freedom of the Press

 An interesting article from  the Plain Dealer, June 28, 1966.

Coil Cars

 CSX coil cars along West 3rd Street last week.

Great Northern 1292

 Great Northern observation car 1292 stored at the B&O Roundhouse last week.

Flour & Bean Art Cafe

 We stopped by the Flour & Bean Art Cafe, 13000 Athens Avenue, last week, cool spot, right in the Screw Factory Building, across from Madison Park. We'll be going here more often.

Cleveland Skyline

 View from off the northern end of West 3rd Street in Saturday afternoon, very different down here.

Reading 2100

Reading 2100 lettered as American Freedom Train 250 at the B&O Roundhouse on Saturday afternoon. For more info contact the Midwest Railway Preservation Society.

B&O Roundhouse

 We were at the B&O Roundhouse on West 3rd on Saturday afternoon.

Church of the Ascension

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

Tank Car

 Looking down at a tank car, Steamtown Yard, June 25, 2016.

Loew's State

 Dome at Loew's State on Monday morning.

Euclid Avenue

 Looking west on Euclid Avenue from 13th Street on Monday morning.

Playhouse Square

 Looking east on Euclid Avenue on Monday morning. Looks a lot different than it did in 1971. Many Thanks to Brian Adelson for the hospitality.

November 1971, Larry Nighswander photo. Didn't look much different four months later when I started work down there.

West 114th Street

 Looking south on West 114th Street, from Berea Road a few weeks back.

Cleveland Skyline

 View from off University Road last Monday.

Scranton Road Baptist Church

 Scranton Road Baptist Church, northeast corner of Scranton & Clark, last month.

Philadelphia Suburban 76

 Philadelphia Suburban 76 northbound at Connell Jct, June 22, 2007.

Bricks

 A brick driveway reveals bricks from both Newburgh, and Carrollton Granite Block.

Big Chicken

 Behind Dahlia's Coffee.

Under the Bridge

On what used to be University Road under the NKP bridge on Saturday afternoon.

Dahlia Coffee Company

 We stopped by the Dahlia Coffee Company, 2085 W 114th Street, the other day, cool little spot, nice back yard area to sit in as well.

Union Pacific 4014

 UP 4014 crossing the Nickel Plate Viaduct over the Cuyahoga River, milepost 184.5 on Monday afternoon, heading towards Buffalo, Scranton and Philadelphia.

Scranton Road

 Looking towards Clark Avenue from Prame Avenue along Scranton Road a couple weeks ago.

South Presbyterian Church

 The former South Presbyterian Church at 3170 Scranton Road. This church was opened on January 1, 1892 and served the community until 1937 when the church merged with another one in Parma. The building was sold and became St. Elias Melkite Greek Catholic Church, which moved to Memphis Avenue in 1964. Today the building is home to Mega Church.

Bees

 Live bees displayed in the Palace lobby, from Motion Picture News, September 26, 1925.

Nicholson House

 We stopped by the Nicholson House, 13335 Detroit Avenue, the oldest wood-framed house in Lakewood for the annual Spring Sale last Saturday.

Cleveland Skyline

 View on Saturday morning.

St. Michael School

 St. Michael School, 2202 Prame Avenue, at Scranton Road. The school constructed in 1906-07 housed both an elementary school and a high school. The high school, on the forth floor, became part of Cleveland Central Catholic in 1968. The elementary school closed in 1988, with the high school leaving a few years later. The school is currently being renovated into apartments after having been closed for a number of years.

Frostville Farmers Market

 We were at the Frostville Farmers’ Market, 24101 Cedar Point Rd, North Olmsted, a couple weeks ago, a fun way to spend a couple  hours, even if you don't buy anything.

Musicarnival

 A popular summertime venue.

From the Plain Dealer, June 3, 1966.