a voice from the rustbelt: 2021 Miscellany #15

Thursday, September 30, 2021

2021 Miscellany #15—more late summer stuff

Mural on parking lot side of a saloon up for sale in Barberton Ohio. Instead of going around the painting, two pvc electrical pipes were run over it. Plastic pipe does not fare well exposed to sunlight.

Slovenian Independent Society Home, Barberton

Second Street Barberton

once a beautiful house in Glenville Cleveland

sunflowers as tall as greyhounds

from Maria's Field in Avon, perhaps last season

early Hallowe'en pirate skeleton saloon, Bay Village O.

Russell & Company. Compound Traction Engine.

The company had been the largest employer in Massillon. They made farm, and railroad machines, beginning in 1842 until 1962.

Meyer Pool Octopus, across Lincoln-West High School, Cleveland

graffiti on a warehouse on East 82nd Cleveland

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