Once the pride of #Cleveland, when it stood atop the old county courthouse in civil war days, the famous statue of Justice, is here shown discarded in a junk dealers yard in the 'Flats' district. April 6, 1932. Notes and Photo from: @Cleve_Memory
Waiting for a hair cut at DePaul's home for children-Woodland & E. 36th. Originally founded as a maternity hospital with the name of St. Ann's Hospital in 1873, it was moved to Woodland Ave. Source: @Cleve_Memory
A man stands with a rifle in front of the U.S. Coast Guard Station on Whiskey Island in December 1944. "U. S. Coast Guard, #Cleveland/Great Lakes. Photographer: Glenn Zahn. Source: @Cleve_Memory
Taking it back to 1924. ⏪
"Looking east across the Cuyahoga River at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks along the east bank. Ontario St. can be seen along the top of the valley."
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Reportedly the first electric street railroad in #Cleveland, shown here at the intersection of E. Ninth Street and Prospect Ave. looking east. March 23, 1890. Large house visible behind the car would be Prospect Ave. and Huron Rd. Source: @Cleve_Memory Photo by J.D. Cox.
The elm tree was at least 150 years old, estimated to be planted in 1868 as one of the earliest street-tree plantings in Cleveland along Euclid Avenue and Prospect.
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