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Wow great flower Shots!!

Here is a display of some of Cleveland's most hidden gems. They just happen to be in banks;) Enjoy!! Society of Savers National City (which it will always be!) yea its really easy to get in here at night. The cleaning staff really doesn't care! Here's my friend from Barcelona... Hunington Bank:

So wait if we get ride of Positively Cleveland what kinda of tourism agency do we have? You know it all seems that Positively Cleveland gets squezzed by every single big business interest in the city. First the cashino now the medical mart...

I think this project is so important to the GCRTA system. Espeically if this means consollidating downtown RTA routes off of all four corners of public square and onto an extremely underutilized surface lot west of public square. It would make public square much more desirbable place and open up the door for innovative public square designs.

Its looks like Union Miles used to be a pretty prosperous neighborhood..

What is this new tower at 555 Euclid?

Excellent post Ink! Man I just love the Philly skyline. This post is also getting me really excitied about my visit to Baltimore Memorial Day weekend.

Thanks for the photos Cluesless! This neighborhood in Buckeye is going through some interesting times right now. The neighborhood seems to be at a tipping point right now. There are a lot of efforts being made to revitilze the neighborhood with University Circle's extending its reach into nearby neighborhoods, St. Lukes being redeveloped with a new school and housing and Buckeye's community development corp trying to brighten up Buyeke Ave. But neighborhoods like Buckeye like other poorer neighborhoods are loosing more and more residents. Fortunately Buckeye has many resources that other poorer Cleveland neighborhoods do not have. So I feel it has a chance at revitalization. I hope for the best!

Why so many from Fremont?

Does this mean there will be ferry service available from cleveland to the Lake Erie Islands?

It was a streetlight, but melted from the heat. You mean the heat of the south!?

Great stuff. Fedearl street from the 50s reminds me a lot of Euclid.

Wow not one reference to Cincinnati yet a front picture of downtown. These guys are great!

Good to hear the Park Building is filling up!

Very impressive!! I like the scale too... When I went to Chattanooga I only saw the riverfront park and downtown at night. Its good to see what I was missing.

Very nice... I'm guessing the reason its in such good shape downtwon is because of suburban growth..

How long ago was it a restaurant?

Wow lots of historic buildings in Buffalo. Definitively worth a vist.

nice architecture..

Tyler Vilage This photos should have been photos awhile ago. I apologize for the delay. They were taken last January on an arraged tour of Tyler Village with the Cleveland Sketch Crawl Group. Enjoy!! Here is the model for Tyler Village: Here are the renovations inside: This is ready for a new tenant: Here are some great views of the near east side/ Asiatown from the top floor... I took a little walking tour of the village after the tour...

I see this area as having good potential to fill up with many more lofts, apartments and small businesses. Its in a great location. Very close to downtown and directly west of Asiatown.

What direction would you say the Wick Park neighborhood is moving in? Is it decling and being renovated more and more?

wow those shelters fit in very nicely with the artsy character of the district!

very nice as always Cool Day...

Well I don't believe this is in United States, Canada, Europe, Asia or South America. How about Melbourne Australia?