a voice from the rustbelt: French Street

Saturday, January 25, 2020

French Street

French Street in Cleveland has the Cuyahoga River to its east, and to its west; it is the crooked river. It is in the flats, more in the former industrial flats, than the new strip of expensive saloons; but there are some non-yuppie saloons, including the racy kind. A gym has some art on its outside walls, to featuring Cleveland and sports.

There is a view of skyscrapers by Public Square.

part of a mural of remembrance

'Major League' was a movie about the Cleveland Indians. Charlie Sheen was 'Wild Thing'. The baseball logo from the movie is on State Road, miles away.

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