Dayton is considered one of the finest hotspots for architecture west of the Appalachians, with multiple buildings designed by I.M. Pei, Andrew Lloyd Weber, Norman Foster, Harry Schenck, and Albert Pretzinger.
I lived in downtown Dayton for a couple years, and the buildings really are soooo cool. I know it’s getting better slowly, but it was always sad seeing such gorgeous architecture but the buildings completely empty
Being from rural Alabama originally, it was certainly a sight to behold; seeing the skyline for the first time as a child. I thought this place was just like New York lmao.
There's a ton of stuff. Everyone lists the Air Force Museum first, but there's also the Wright Brothers national park, Carillon Historical Park, a fantastic bike trail network, some of the best county metroparks in Ohio, 8 breweries in downtown alone, great nightlife in the Oregon District, and two of the best bars in the midwest, Century Bar and Tender Mercy.
Another blurry photo taken from the road. Odd posts today..
Sorry I suffer from chronic android.
Gray city and gray skies…that’s the Dayton I know
Dayton is considered one of the finest hotspots for architecture west of the Appalachians, with multiple buildings designed by I.M. Pei, Andrew Lloyd Weber, Norman Foster, Harry Schenck, and Albert Pretzinger.
I lived in downtown Dayton for a couple years, and the buildings really are soooo cool. I know it’s getting better slowly, but it was always sad seeing such gorgeous architecture but the buildings completely empty
The Sinclair parking lot has a great view of the city.
As unimpressive as ever.
Dayton: the Akron of western Ohio
40 years ago we had some friends visit Toledo from NYC.
Dayton skyline is ugly and I was born there. Cincy skyline is way more impressive IMO
Cincinnati is definitely impressed with itself, as well.
Always enjoyed passing through.
I've always enjoyed the Dayton skyline more than other cities like Cinci or Columbus, I'm prolly just biased because I live here tho.
Same… I keep it moving through all of Ohio, put it in my rear view and never looked back
Looks a lot like Akron
Being from rural Alabama originally, it was certainly a sight to behold; seeing the skyline for the first time as a child. I thought this place was just like New York lmao.
Is there anything to do down there? Oddly enough seeing this in my timeline I have to go make a visit down there this weekend
There's a ton of stuff. Everyone lists the Air Force Museum first, but there's also the Wright Brothers national park, Carillon Historical Park, a fantastic bike trail network, some of the best county metroparks in Ohio, 8 breweries in downtown alone, great nightlife in the Oregon District, and two of the best bars in the midwest, Century Bar and Tender Mercy.
ewww...
Never been to Dayton just the outskirts. Think I’ll keep it that way.