Dunn Field Barber_Wall_Art her twin stacks trailing coalsmoke

her twin stacks trailing coalsmoke against the Palisades in that confident Gilded Age idiom of American river travel

every contour drawn by someone who knew a swing lives or dies in millimeters

The plate hums with the Gilded Age's appetite for ancestry

undone by the same appetites his pleasure palace was built to serve

Dunn Field Barber_Wall_Art her twin stacks trailing coalsmokeDunn Field 192 Cp2471 Dpla a press photograph of the Cleveland ballpark in its brief life as Dunn Field, that stretch of the 1920s when the grounds bore owner Jim Dunn's name and the Indians were still flush from their 1920 pennant. The grandstand sits patient under a flat midwestern sky, waiting on the crack of ash. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's