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Cleveland Police Department, Ohio
Ford Explorer Utility
Vehicle #493
Picture Date: 05/14/2017
A Ford Explorer Utility owned by the Cleveland Police Department passes by during the Police Week 2017 parade held in Washington D.C.
1939-1941 W. 25th Street, Cleveland, OH
*7/2007 update -- Now rehabbed/renovated and home to National City Bank.
**6/2011 update -- Now occupied by the bank PNC.
WEEK 2 – Cleveland Kroger, Post-Remodel (I)
Anyway, the point I’ve been trying to get to is that this store received a remodel sometime between 2016 and my return visit in July 2018 – likely coinciding with the replacement of that cube sign, now that I think about it – resulting in the script décor being replaced with one of Kroger’s current décor packages, fresh and local. (I say “one of” because, strangely for Kroger, the chain has several different packages going on right now, all simultaneously. Other examples include Marketplace, which has now been extended to non-Marketplace stores, and both Artisan and Urban Mix, which are basically the same thing and who knows why there’s a differentiation between the two.) (EDIT: Nope, those two are not at all the same thing! I realize that now, nine months after writing this description :P )
In these two pics we’ve been taking a look at this Cleveland store’s still-intact greenhouse-era exterior, pics which are substantially better than the ones in this album so far… (cont.)
Kroger // 602 N Davis Avenue, Cleveland, MS 38732
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These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
During 1985, the GPL recieved a couple of display boards for an open day. On the side visible here, the wagon shows the Transit logo, and a map of bus services in Teesside at that time.
The idea was you pressed a button, which lit up on the map. The other side of the vehicle featured two stylised vehicles, a double deck bus, and a coach, both of which had moveable destination screens. The complete unit in this format also turned up at Hartlepool Show where I saw, but didn't photograph to my eternal regret! Even more frustratingly this vehicle partially appears in a photograph of a Foden brewery dray (ALE186) which I did photograph! Darn!
view from along the eastern terminus of the remnant Superior viaduct, Cleveland, OH (opened in 1878 and closed in 1920)
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Ford Transit
On duty for Middlesbrough FC vs Leeds United
February 2019
Supported by:
British Transport
Durham
Northumbria
The Arcade was constructed in 1890 and was designed by John Eisenmann and George Smith. It is on the National Register of Historic Places #73001408 and also a National Historic Landmark. It has been adaptively reused into a Hyatt Regency Hotel (and annoyingly one cannot access the upper floors without a hotel key).
Pictured is bus 612 of the Cleveland Municipal School District which was a 2000 International with a Carpenter body. This was part of a large batch of buses purchased by the district in 2000 and was brand new when this picture was taken. These were all 59 passenger (10 row) buses and the largest majority of this batch were retired just prior to the 2014-15 school year. Photo by Gavin Berwald.
Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II;
Lens’s focal length: 17-40 f/4 L USM
Photo Focal length: 25mm;
Aperture: f/13
Exposure time: 10 sec.
ISO 125;
software: photoshop CS5 Mac
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Cleveland Heights, Ohio Police Department Ford Crown Victoria. The newer paint scheme is all black which in my opinion is unfortunate as the green was very unique and a rarely used color in Ohio for law enforcement.
During the middle 1980's a batch of twelve Leyland Atlanteans had been refurbished and re-bodied with new Northern Counties bodywork.
In 1987, similar thought was given to re-bodying a batch of elderly Leyland Leopards.
The vehicle in the picture, was new in 1973 and was one of a trio of experimental coaches used for evaluating different body and chassis styles for private hire work.
This one, a Leyland Leopard, originally had a Willowbrook Expressway body. (see a picture of it with original bodywork in Sou'westers collection)
By the middle 80's it was very much an oddball, being the only Willowbrook in the fleet, and so was the obvious choice for the rebodying exercise.
The original structure was removed at Middlesbrough Depot, and the chassis was sent on a low loader to Northern Counties at Wigan, who built up the frame work. The partially completed ensemble was returned for completion at Middlesbrough depot, and it returned to service by the middle of 1987 complete with it's new de-regulation livery seen here. Unfortunately it was not the success it was hoped for, one of it's problems was that it was heavy to steer. The vehicle was withdrawn in 1989, and saw service with two operators, South Lancs Travel, and White Ribbon Coaches of East Kilbride. It was believed scrapped at Dunsmores of Larkhall around 2003/4.