Algrunix Building

The Algrunix Building constructed in 1894 at the corner of West Spring & Washington Streets, downtown Titusville Penna., from last spring.

Lackawanna Avenue Clock

The Lackawanna Avenue Clock still isn't working, must have been an optical illusion we saw a few months ago. We used to have a mayor, but she apparently has turned into a bot that spits out the name of a restaurant that is still open, once a day. Other than that, she's pretty much MIA.

Track Equipment

Track equipment along Ridge Row on Sunday afternoon. Looks like another summer of track upgrades is about to commence.

Doorway

An old doorway along Ridge Row.

226-228 Prescott Avenue

The once attractive building at 226-228 Prescott Avenue is turning into an eyesore. The city forced the occupants out, and now it sits empty, with tall grass. City corruption at its finest. Eventually this will property will become part of the land bank that a corrupt councilman is pushing for.

Fitzpatrick Field

A deserted Fitzpatrick Field on the UofS campus last week, usually quite the active space this time of year.

Zion Lutheran Church

Zion Lutheran Church at 2062 E 30th Street, at Prospect, built in 1902. The congregation was originally formed in 1843 and was in several prior locations. This church was one of the founding members of the Missouri Synod in 1845. On Christmas Eve, 1851 Rev. Heinrich Schwan brought a candle-lit tree into the sanctuary, purported to be the first Christmas Tree in North America, quite controversial at the time. The adjacent school has been closed for years.