One Seagate, Downtown Toledo

Queen of Apostles School, Old South End

Western Avenue, Old South End

Former South Branch Library

Immaculate Conception Church, Old South End

Downtown Toledo

I believe this might be a merchant marine training ship. Can't think of any other reason for it to have been tied up behind an office complex.

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Vistula Historic District

Lasalle and Koch Department Store, Downtown Toledo

Built in 1917, from a design by Starrett and Van Vleck, of New York.

It's an apartment building, now, with a restaurant and a market on the ground floor.

Tiffin Universtiy, Tiffin, Ohio

The main building, formerly the Miami Street School, built in 1884.

Photos by Kevin Hammer.

Very Odd

I often watch the sunset.

Consequently, I'm usually aware of the direction I'm facing, no matter where I am.

I just took these. They're facing almost due south. There was no red at all to the west.

Jauchzet, Frohlocket, auf, preiset die Tag 01

Summit Center, Downtown Toledo

Built in 1992. The little pavilions at the corners are a good touch.

Spanish-American War Monument, Downtown Toledo

Fort Industry Square, Downtown Toledo

Federal Courthouse, Downtown Toledo

Monument to Police Officers, Downtown Toledo

Summit Street, Downtown Toledo

McKinley Monument, Downtown Toledo

Madison Street, Downtown Toledo

Jackson Street, Downtown Toledo

Walbridge Park, Toledo

A rather massive gingko tree.

Walbridge Park, Toledo

The Glendale Avenue Overlook.

The small spot at the right, a bit more than halfway to Delaware Island, is my particular friend the heron. He's always messing about in that neighborhood.

The Maumee is at its widest here.

Corbutt Island, Maumee River, Toledo

This is only two blocks from where I live.

Along the Maumee

Wildflowers, et al, in the Old South End.

Toledo in 1872

Downtown Toledo

Demolition of a rather pedestrian building for the new sports arena. Only two buildings of any real interest are being destroyed, and they're no great loss.

Old Post Office, Bowling Green

From Samuel Sloan's "Model Architect", 1850