The city of Akron, Ohio shot in the style of the intro for the show Portlandia. Check out cool stuff from Akron here: Revival Clothing: http://www.revivalresale.com/location.html…
Hanging out in the park in Akron with Rotaynah.
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The Akron Zoo is your zoo for coming nose-to-nose with more than 1,000 animals from around the world.
Caley and her mom found me through Pinterest and wanted a senior session in Downtown Akron with vibes similar to this session I did with Carly. We met at the Akron Art Museum and wandered around to my favorite spot in Downtown Akron for her session. Here are some of my favorites from her session […]
The Doodlebug Tragedy ~ Railroad gasoline powered car that ran from Hudson, Ohio to Akron, a distance of around 25-miles.
Getting around Akron-Canton Airport is as easy as getting here. If you’re used to walking at other airports, use our Akron-Canton Airport directory.
The Rubber Industry brought Akron to amazing heights, and allowed us to be home to the very beginning of lighter than air blimp and zeppelin travel. 1. Early Model Balloon, One of The First 2. The 'Akron' depicted and detailed here around 1912. 3. C-Class Blimp, Used for Patrol, Photo 1918 4. TC Style Blimp, 1923 Looks like an Open Gondola! Check out the Control Panel Below.. My son would say it's very Steampunk! Below is the unnamed crew from a TC model, same as above. These brave men are from the US Army Corps. 5. An E Class
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Guadalajara, Chivas.
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Opened 1938, the Highland Square Theatre in Akron Ohio shows first run movies. Always 5 dollar admission and free parking.
An efficient and simple construction, this pavilion used many local materials that were either found or donated. The floor of the pavilion is a brick pad which allows for more deliberate activities to happen beneath the cover of the roof. The pad is also elevated and retained with railroad ties that reference the locomotive history… Read More →
USS Akron (ZRS-4) was a helium-filled rigid airship of the U.S. Navy, the lead ship of her class, which operated between September 1931 and April 1933. It was the world's first purpose-built flying aircraft carrier, carrying F9C Sparrowhawk fighter planes, which could be launched and recovered while it was in flight. With an overall length of 785 ft (239 m), Akron and her sister ship Macon were among the largest flying objects ever built. Although LZ 129 Hindenburg and LZ 130 Graf Zeppelin II were some 18 ft (5.5 m) longer and slightly more voluminous, the two German airships were filled with hydrogen, and so the two US Navy craft still hold the world record for the largest helium-filled airships.[2]
