Cleveland Ohio
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When we lived near Cleveland we always liked to go to the lake and watch the
sunset. In fact I proposed to Karen at Neff Road which has now become Wildwood
Park. When we used to go it was very small and it has gotten much larger now. The
picture to the left was taken at Lakewood Park as the sun was getting low in
the sky. |
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Cleveland was an industrial powerhouse city at one point with the steel
mills and the Cuyahoga river. The picture to the left is of the powerhouse
complex in an area called the flats. It has been renamed the First Energy
Powerhouse and it now houses the Cleveland Aquarium. The white tent peaks
you can see behind it are part of the Nautica Entertainment Complex. The
powerhouse supplied electricity for Cleveland's electric railway and
streetcars. |
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Cleveland is a city of unique bridges and the red bridge to the left is
the Center Street bridge built in 1901 by the King Bridge Company of
Cleveland. It rotates around the center of the bridge. The lower left
photo shows an ore carrying boat being pulled by a tug boat on the
Cuyahoga River. The picture immediately below is taken at Edgewater Park
of the Cleveland skyline near sunset. |
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