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Eyesore
Eyesore
IdentifierC:\Image Resources\Cleveland Press Westlake Streets\might-fall-down
TitleEyesore
SubjectHouses
Westlake (Ohio)
DescriptionRip Off the Campaign Signs and It Might Fall Down. This little architectural gem shouldn't be overlooked by people who are concerned with Greater Cleveland's cultural contributions. It stands on the southeast corner of Detroit and Clague Roads in Westlake for all to see and appreciate. If you live on the East Side and have missed this, maybe you'd like to make a Sunday afternoon excursion out that way. Of course, you should be warned that the rest of the countryside doesn't match up. It is dotted with neat houses and lush orchards and fields. This place was built many years ago for a filling station. But for a long time its sole purpose has been to provide display space. It would be hard to say how many political campaign signs have embellished the structure. You can still make out a few from the election that took place seven months ago. There always has been a lot of competition for pace on it, but no competition at all to see who would take his signs down afterwards -- photo verso.
Creatorunknown
Location DepictedWestlake (Ohio)
Photograph Date1951
Object Typeblack-and-white photographs
Size of Original9x7 in.
CollectionWestlake Photograph Collection Cleveland Press Collection
Collection Homepagehttp://www.clevelandmemory.org. http://history.westlakelibrary.org
DonorCole, Joseph E.
Digital PublisherCleveland Memory Project
Copyrighthttp://www.clevelandmemory.org/copyright/ Digital image copyright 2007 Westlake Porter Public Library. All Rights Reserved.
FormatJpeg
Digital Processing Notes600 dpi
RepositoryCleveland State University. Michael Schwartz Library. Special Collections.
Repository Homepagehttp://web.ulib.csuohio.edu/SpecColl/
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