cleveland city hall lobby

investigative squirrel

my fish caught

cedar waxwing

bird behind the wire

birds that can fly are not stopped by barbed wire

international folk festival cleveland

Tamil dance

 Aztec dance

 Mongolian dance

Rusyn dance

window sticker

too poor to vote republican

painted pony

One of fifty-eight carousel horses from the Philadelphia Toboggan Co. 1910 made for Euclid Beach Park, Ohio; now at Western Reserve Historical Museum.

pig roast

Medusa

At one time there was a cement company on Sandusky Bay, with Cleveland offices, for a time, they had offices in Cleveland Heights. In 1999, they were absorbed by an Houston company. A stone gorgon sculpted by William McVey was on the front of the Cleve. Hts. building. Sometime thereafter, the sculpture came to the Cleveland Botanical Gardens.

Portland cement is powdered limestone, and other rock that with water added turns hard and solid, like stone. When men looked on the Gorgon sister, Medusa, with snakes in her scalp, they turned to stone.