They still style in old skool Monte' Carlos around here.
Dayton shirtless male coalition member representin'.
The University of Dayton marching band practicing
just off of Stewart Street.
Lady taking an afternoon stroll down Xenia Ave.
Gettin' baby ready for bus on Valley Street.
Looks like a killer on Leo Street.
Cool BMW Motorcycle on Monument at Keowee.
Walkin' slow and easy just off East
Third Street where the livin' is sleazy.
Talkin' bidness in front of the reconditioned
washer and dryer store on East Third Street.
Thackers Donuts on East Third just down
the street from Stiver's School for the Arts.
Let's go Krogering!
Abandoned home off of East Second Street. Notice
the stripped aluminum siding on the house, which
thieves cash in for cold, hard 40-ounce money at
the recycling yards off of First Street.
Groceries, titty bars, the choices are truly abundant on East Fifth.
Ghetto is everywhere, ghetto is still the everything,
ghetto is everybody, ghetto is still the king (thank you Mojo Nixon).
Shot off of Troy Street across from the old Kiser building,
which is being hit with a wrecking ball and being replaced
by a homogenized suburban looking structure.
So very sad. America abhors its own history - and great history
with a legacy intended to last hundreds of years too.
Lil' Tyke on his bike on East Fourth.
Gene's Truck Glass on East Fifth.
Phillips Avenue in Walnut Hills is a cozy street.
Cowboy feller and his pup on Leo Street.
Mother and daughter crossing
the street off of East Fifth Street near
the railroad tracks.
A workin' man in a workin' man's town.
Puttin' on his shirt in order to gain entrance on the
RTA Bus near the Walgreen Store on the corner
of Wayne and Wyoming.
Two military guys jog up
Wayne Ave. in front of Krogers.
For some strange reason, the moment I saw this
dude I thought I had this strange feeling that I had
seen him in some kind of most wanted perp lineup before.
City workers doing work on Wayne Ave.
Girl walking on Wyoming Street.
Man passed out on steps in front of house
on Wayne Ave.
UNO's Chicago Style Pizza in downtown.
Afternoon Harley Riders congregate in front
of the old Ned Pepper's bar in the Oregon District.
I forget what it's called now.
The outside of the Victoria
Theatre on a sunny afternoon.
I was involved in putting together an old school/new school
comedy/music show once that never came together, and
who of all people called me on a Sunday morning, but
Rudy Ray Moore of Dolemite fame. We talked for about
a half an hour. He said he remembers doing a comedy tour
and playing at the old Apollo Theatre, and staying in the Biltmore
Hotel in 1963.
How many people can say Dolemite called them on the phone?
Woman gettin' ready to jaywalk across North
Main Street. Nobody uses crosswalks in D8N.
You can still rent tuxedos at great prices at
Price Stores in downtown Dayton.
Old feller waitin' for the busy at Wayne and Wyoming.
Brand new subdivision like homes to boost the
esteem of poor folks at the corner of second and Jersey.
These guys basically bum around all day off of
East Third Street staying drunk and high as much
as humanly possible.
Pure white trash poetry on Hart street near Troy.
Workin' folks on East Fourth Street.
Contemplating life and other matters relating to
cigarette smoking off of East Third Street.
The Dayton Art Institute is still the gem of the Gem City.
The Dayton Art Institute is still the gem of the Gem City.
As a group of afternoon buddies hanging out proves.
The corner of Euclid and West Third Street.
Riverview cleaners on Gettysburg Ave. hasn't changed since 1955.
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