Downtown Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher. A black and white drawing of a city street. The street runs from the bottom center to the middle of the image. On either side are tall buildings. The buildings on the left side have slanted awnings over the first floor. A group of horse-drawn carriages are on the left side. A horse-drawn streetcar is on the street in the center. A dome is on the right side in the distance. The background is a light sky.
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