Ohio Building, Downtown

Ohio Bank Building, Downtown

Gardner Building, Downtown

FYI

I'm in the final stages of moving. After tomorrow, I may be offline for a few days until the computer's up and running. Then we should be able to kick things into high gear.

Public Safety Building, Downtown

Main Library, Downtown

Nasby Building, Downtown

What a mess.

"Another Saturday Night in Toledo, Ohio"

John Denver probably didn't envision watching the grass grow in the streets.
Yes, that car's moved fairly often, by the way.

Summit Street

Downtown

Lucas County Courthouse

Lucas County Courthouse

Pythian Castle, Downtown

Downtown

Public Safety Building, Downtown

Rushed

I'm posing a few pictures, rescued on a floppy disk. Long story. I'll explain tomorrow.

Eagles of Toledo

Home Bank Building ( Sky Bank ), 516 Madison.

Toledo Harbor Lighthouse

A couple items from Wikimedia Commons, to tide you over until my computer problems are resolved.

Willys-Overland, c1915

Patience

I'm having computer problems. Not sure when they'll be resolved.
In the meantime, I'm taking plenty of good pictures. I just can't post them yet.

Don't Stop Me Now

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

Art Tatum -- Tiger Rag

Immaculate Conception, Old South End

From Golden Rule Park

Different Worlds

First English Lutheran Church, Old South End

That window's perfect. I just hope the current tenants appreciate it. Not sure, though, since there's a for sale sign in front of it.
Thanks to Shari for the scanned pictures.

On Broadway

FYI

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The Corbutt Island Vultures

Uncooperative buggers. They were turning cartwheels at 100 ft over the back yard. By the time I got the camera they were heading home.

Rosary Cathedral

Old South End Houses

Leave the Rocks Alone

THIS has been getting a lot of coverage, lately. A local "historian", in Portsmouth, took it upon himself to remove a large rock, formerly used as a navigation marker, from the Ohio River. He didn't bother noticing the fact that it was listed on state register of antiquities in Kentucky. Consequently, he's facing an indictment on a felony charge.
Now, there are a lot of issues involved in the case, but as far as I'm concerned, they're peripheral. I frankly don't care about the boundary dispute, or the authenticity of the carvings, or even about what happens to the blasted thing.
To me, the whole case boils down to one point. The man stole something that was registered as an antiquity. He's a looter and a nice long prison sentence would accomplish something we've needed for years. It would send a message all the two-bit amateur historians, armchair archaeologists, and Saturday afternoon metal detector enthusiasts that our antiquities preservation laws will be enforced.
Then, perhaps, the next step could be to expand those laws to something approaching the sort everyone else in the civilized world has.

HMS Ontario Shipwreck

Broadway and Eastern

Nicholas Building

Madison

Four of Toledo's greatest buildings.

FYI

I haven't given up, I've just felt like crap, and not up to much blogging.

Late Breaking News

According to The Express, the HMS Ontario, which sank during the Revolution, has been found on the floor of Lake Ontario.

UPDATE: The TELEGRAPH even has a decent picture.