Race and Harrison

Our first night shot.  Sometimes, you have to just take them as you find them.  And I'm breaking the rule about "no current businesses".  This was too good to pass up.

On the Corner of Elm

A former bar, judging from the doorway.

Boring

One of the first shots with an actual, live, human being in it.

More Paramount

Through the windshield, on Taft.

Go East

The now-closed-because-of-fire-once-famous-East End Cafe.  Was it a hotel, or was it just advertising a hotel?  Or am I just imagining the word "hotel"?

Central Parkway

Right behind the Cop Shop at Ezzard Charles. 
Another example of not seeing something, (even when you're looking for it), until it's ready to be seen.   Passed by this building thousands of times, but only noticed the signs a couple of weeks ago.  I suppose it's like the Map Room scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark: The sun has to be in the right position at the right time.

Off the Beaten Path

Going along Spring Grove, there are signs a-plenty.  But, between Spring Grove and I-75, there's an interesting little neighborhood, a section of Camp Washington that's part residential, part commercial, and part (mostly abandoned) industrial.  And there are even more faded advertisements on the walls.

 

Colerain Avenue is fascinating, if nothing else, for the architecture.