Summit Street

they ought to give free admission to ticket holders for home games when they lose.

norwalk, ohio population:16,238.seat of huron county the maple city. ranked 1998's safest ohio city by the fbi in its population class close to where edison was born, milan, but i saw what the pope did so i passed.

nice library... it seems like nearly every city in this size bracket has those goofy wire alleys

whoa. 'tis going to look very different, especially with the sign gone.

here's the inside of the first wendy's, the only thing besides similac and elmers glue to come from downtown columbus that people from far away would know about :lol:

well the gateway crap has some bricks up now

Findlay, Ohio population: 38,967. the seat of hancock county. they named it after colonel james findlay, but the town spelled it with an e instead of an a from 1821 until 1870 when they realized their mistake. county named after john hancock, and a statue of him sits 130 feet above the 1833 courthouse. sits on i-75 in the northwest part of ohio. called flag city usa. home of marathon oil, the big gas company. the art deco lookin' midrise belongs to 'em. home of the ohio bank(now sky bank) and has the university of findlay. and a parking garage downtown, yipee! here we go now, the first city of the day the hancock county courthouse

umm, so i guess the buckeyes beat cincinnati. :clap:

whoa...cool. i really like the suspension one too

thats the best thing i've read all week. although i suppose we do actually need them, they could just build the capital square tower they planned years ago (build that on the parking lot right next to the old capitol.) although the gap you speak of isn't always visible, and new highrises on the capitol would block leveque from the southeast(my favorite angle) about key tower being out of place in cleveland, i think it fits in, and it could plan for the future. just like in 1930 how cleveland and columbus were with their only supertalls of the time.

well it is interesting....is there a rendering for it that shows it on the river?

zanesville, ohio population:25,586. seat of muskingum county. has The Y-bridge. was the second capital of ohio, between 2 chillicothe time before columbus. so that means they would have a courthouse, eh? ha. home of author zane grey(the city isn't named after him, it was named after colonel ebenezer zane). ok, the courthouse why bridge? Y bridge the end

coshocton, ohio population: 11,682. seat of coshocton county. name means meeting of waters. contains a restored canal theme town called roscoe village, situated next to the former ohio and erie canal. i didnt go to it. website rowhouse! courthouse!

dayton was named after jonathan dayton, revolutionary war guy and signed the declaration. akron translate from greek meaning at the top, just like summit county means it too. akron sits at the top of the ohio and erie canal i would imagine alot of the names are named after the settlers of the place or after other cities

go blue jackets!

Bellefontaine, Ohio population 13,069. seat of logan county. often misspelled. has the first concrete street , also the shortest street (17 feet). close by is the highest point in ohio at mount campbell, 1550 feet. near some ski resorts, old castles and other historical bric-a-brac, such as blue jacket (the guy the hockey team was named after). i think almost everyone in bellefontaine is a hoosier (not meaning to offend the indiana people)

Kenton, Ohio population 8,336. seat of hardin county.

Marion, Ohio population 35318 county seat of marion county. its home to the popcorn festival, and a popcorn museum. president harding lived here and is buried here...courthouse...is now part of columbus csa (ridiculous!)...has a 'large granite stone in a cemetary that revolves without motors and only uses the movement of the earth'. they also have alleys dedicated to power lines going thru 'em.

that lazarus had the most fun system of escalators imaginable. the dispatch yesterday had a graphic about how it was the last big downtown anchor store left in ohio

john, the orton hall lookalike is the Circleville Memorial Hall. and i think it has bingo too

i wanna ride the king cobra again... and if the beast is considered a family ride, then a family ride is my favorite

whats round in the middle and high on both sides? hiohi...wait thats not how it goes, ah heres the pumpkin lovin' metropolis. with a population of more than 13,484 and a 400,000 visitors a year tourism (source). it is the county seat of pickaway county, so it has a courthouse The courthouse whoa, watch out cincinnati oops

prison labor? but the locals might want more carosels instead

infill! i like these pictures, even if you think theyre crappy

anyone have pictures of the new or old one?