In March 1969 and again in early 1973 the late Joe Farkas, made a series of photographs of railroad operations in Cleveland from atop Terminal Tower.
He most likely was using a 50mm lens because he did not have a zoom at that time.
Consequently all the railroads are small, but they are there.
He also captured a Great Lakes freighter and, of course, some of the many bridges over the Cuyahoga River.
You can see such detail as where the wires once had been for Cleveland Union Terminal electrics and the rapid transit line out to the airport.
There is much to see here including much that is no longer. Cities are in a constant state of evolving even if the pace of change seems glacial at times.
Photographs by Joe Farkas
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