The best Little Chess Club in the U.S.A - The Dayton Chess Club on Fifth Street in Downtown.
Lutheran Church on the corner of Ludlow and Fifth.
Weekly boarding rooms in his house that has potential once America is perhaps ready to give up the high fructose corn syrup Old Milwaukee's Best Generic cigarette lifestyle.
The Blood Center. Main Street. Modernist architecture by some "Starchitecht" who obviously is clueless about the importance of consistency in design of an urban landscape. This is an asthetic nightmare obviously hatched up by brains on crack cocaine.
House on St. Anne's Hill Historic District.
Beautiful home in the Huffman Historic District on the corner of Fourth and June.
Don't know what is housed in this building on East Fifth Street, but it's pretty cool in a cold-war kindof way.
Young family on Bowen Avenue near St. Anthony's School.
The fantastical stone facade of St. Anthony's Church in Linden Heights.
I had nothing to do with this, but it looks as if a fan of Urban Appalachian Cabaret Ghetto-Tech Soul Music has been tagging concrete support items in East Dayton.
Another grandiose architectural tradition downtown showing in detail just how mediocre suburban architecture in America is.
Holden House Apartments on Fifth Street behind Sinclair Community College.
The facade of City Day Charter School once again helps us confirm the inferiority of the bubble-based building economy of today consisting of plywood, drywall and vinyl siding from China.
Bill Rains, where art thou?
Driving Miss Dayton.
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