I can see my house from here! I live on this corner now, and it looks much different, although the corner shop is still there- the only difference being that it’s now a wine store (and a very nice one, at that). I think I’d like to see a more updated picture next to the older one, to see how much has changed, because I can’t actually see my house from here- it looks like it hasn’t even been built yet. It would be interesting (and perhaps more relevant to some people) to see a comparison between what certain buildings looked like then vs. now.
I chose to look at synagogues because my professor Dr. Barry Trachtenburg contributed much of the information available. I would suggest that the information provides a bit more insight into what exactly Ohav Sholom is and maybe a photo of the synagogue today.
This one was definitely a hidden gem. This address has one of the longer description boxes. The photo included on the post seems to be older than the one available on Google Maps, whose copyright is from 2016 (the flickr photo is copyrighted from 2013, so I assume it’s the more outdated photo). I can’t suggest anything more to be included, because it’s pretty inclusive. It even mentions that a registered sex offender possible lives in the building, what more could you ask for?
http://clevelandhistorical.org/items/show/404#.VsNLWfkrIdU
The oldest synagogue in Cleveland