a voice from the rustbelt: stone birds

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

stone birds

maybe, most impressive stone eagle in town, with wreath and twin cornucopiæ

West Side Market Cleveland

pair of eagles old East Ohio Gas building, Cleveland, O.

former Bank of Cleveland, Garfield Heights, O.

old bank East 55th & Broadway, Newburgh, Cleveland, O.

old St. John Cantius School

a pair of owls perched on books at Wilbur Wright School, Cleveland O.

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