Historic parkinglot of Uptown Toledo.

I think that it ought to get historically preserved exactly how it is. It needs to be a historical park with talking kiosks to explain the land development history and paving history; advancements in the practices of pavement sealing; the design and manufacture of the lightpoles; plus maybe the crime history if there has been any of that. There could be some picnic tables but preservation needs to be the #1 consideration. It needs to stay frozen in time forever.

 

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In Toledo, Ohio, on June 23rd, 2009, a view toward 16th Street from the west side of 15th Street, between Madison Avenue and Adams Street.

 

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Library of Congress classification ideas:

TL175 Parking lots—United States—Pictorial works.

TE270 Pavements, Asphalt concrete—Pictorial works.

TP988 Sealing compounds—Pictorial works.

TE250 Pavements—Cracking—Pictorial works.

TE250 Pavements—Maintenance and repair—Pictorial works.

NA7861 Apartment houses—United States—Pictorial works.

QC921.43.C8 Cumulus—Pictorial works.

F499.T6 Toledo (Ohio)—Pictorial works.

Done