TWILIGHT/FALL TOWN MIX (1988-2023)

Books

This book, from 1988 to 2023, is a mix of Twilight Town and Fall Town, that are the last two books in a trilogy about this city, which is purposely anonymous, representing the dozens of cities and towns of the Rust Belt. It’s also what a coffee table photography book edit might look like, instead of my archive in book form format, that i know is too long to be called just, a book. Check out the Introduction here.

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Ruby Teague's Home, East 65th Street
The Henry Steinbrenner, Unloading Wheat at General Mills on the Cuyahoga River
George Steinbrenner is best known as principal owner of the New York Yankees baseball team, but his business interests also include one of the oldest fleets of bulk carriers sailing under the U.S. flag.

Mr. Steinbrenner owns Kinsman Lines, a Cleveland-based shipping firm that uses three 600-foot, coal-burning vessels to carry grain from Duluth, Minn., to Cleveland and Buffalo, N.Y.The Kinsman ships are among a handful of coal-powered ships.
Home, Madison Ave.
LTV Steel, C-5 Blast Furnace
Homes, East 33rd Street
Two Croation sisters lived here for a long time. Tjhe homes are directly across the street from waht was, St.Josephatt's Church.

Homes & Mill, Holmden Avenue
Jack's Bar, Cedar Ave.
LTV Steel, Coke Plant #2, Gas Lines & blast Furnaces
Home & Church Rawlins Avenue, Forgotten Triangle - Gone
Homes, East 83rd Street, Forgotten Triangle - Gone
45 minute exposure on Ector 25 film in the ghetto.
Union Hill Baptist Church, Gill Ave., Forgotten Triangle
Podium, Union Hill Baptist Church
House, East 101st Street
Church & Home, Scovill Ave.
Trinity Gospel Church & Magic Beauty Salon, Woodland Ave. Gone
Houses, East 79th - Gone.
Smith's Barber Shop , Cedar Avenue - Gone
The Big Q, Woodland Avenue.
Strategic Glass, Rail Line & Downtown
Cleveland Cooperative Stove Company
B & O #463 Bridge
House, East 72nd Street, 2006 - Gone
Home & Car, East 38th Street - Gone
Home, East 79th Street
House, East 79th Street
LTV Steel, C-5 Blast Furnace
Columbus Road Bridge, Moving Gates