National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation, Carey, Ohio

Photos by Alex Fries

Walbridge Park

Old South End Houses

Notice the way the roofline flares outward at the bottom. That little trick was popularized by Toledo architect Harry Wachter.

Wheeler's Opera House, Downtown Toledo

This was one of Carl Schon's designs. It was built in 1870-1871 and burned down in 1893. The place attracted a high class of performers, including Buffalo Bill Cody, Lillie Langtry, Edwin Booth, and Sarah Bernhardt.
Notice the eagle on the roof. It was made of iron and had a nineteen foot wingspan.

First Congregational Church, Old West End

Round and octagonal churches rarely work. This one does. Magnificent. Notice the porte cochere at the back.

One of Toledo's great treasures. The place has several Tiffany windows.

Photos: Toledo-Lucas County Public Library

Wood County Courthouse, Bowling Green, Ohio

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Old West End

The congregation prides itself on being "welcoming", but this monstrosity is about as welcoming as the average county jail. One of the most butt-ugly churches I've ever seen. It would have been only slightly better if they'd finished it.
Photo: Toledo-Lucas County Public Library

Fostoria, Ohio

Photos by Kevin Hammer

New London, Ohio

Photo by Alex Fries

Oak Hill Cottage, Mansfield, Ohio

(Photo Credit)

Toledo Zoo

Viking Lodge Building, Old South End

This is on Broadway, near South.

Very good detail work over the third floor windows.

Corbutt Island, Old South End

Mitchell-Turner House, Milan, Ohio

Photo: Wikipedia

Tiffin River, Fulton County, Ohio

Photo: Dustin M. Ramsey

Maumee River, Grand Rapids, Ohio

Photo: Dustin M. Ramsey

Rosary Cathedral

Science Museum, Toledo Zoo

This one's an easily overlooked gem with excellent details.

SS Peter and Paul Church, Old South End

Danny Thomas Park, Old South End

Old South End Houses

Nice enough, overall, but this house has a very interesting feature.

Look at the Gothic openwork between the posts.

Good Shepherd Church, East Toledo

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

The Green Man, at the Wood County Courthouse, in Bowling Green.

St. John's Lutheran Church, Old South End

I have to got over there and take more pictures someday.

St. Lucas' Lutheran Church, Old South End

On the Maumee, Downtown Toledo

The Land We Call Ohio

That's the name of a project that commissioned paintings for each Ohio county. HERE'S the website. A lot of them are beautiful. Lucas County's is, I'm afraid, not what I would choose.
This one's Ft. Meigs, by Tom Harbrecht.

From Lotus Street, Old South End

I'll have to see if I can get out on the bridge to get better pictures of those grain elevators.

Norwalk, in the 19th Century