Photo Essay: Fall in Downtown Cleveland

Taking an evening stroll around Downtown Cleveland provides scenery for a small-town fall. 

In the evening, the sky changes with the leaves and downtown becomes a quiet, open environment.

Stained glass is illuminated, and the reddish yellow tones give the warmth of fall. The sun has not yet set, but it nears. 

Freshly planted flowers right outside the newly built Debbie Murray Garden add color to Lee University’s campus.

The sun begins to peek through the trees as it descends behind Ocoee Street. 

The School of Theology and Ministry Library offers a quiet place for students to study and read during midterms. 

 Builtwell bank is prepared for fall gamedays. Many shops and offices have large glass windows where decorations for fall are displayed. 

As you approach Johnson Park, the light dims and the signature colors of fall are spotted from far away hung up as decorations. 

Pumpkins of different shapes, sizes, and colors are displayed in the park. 

The sun finishes its descent in Johnson Park. 

Local legend “Tall Betsy” looms over Craigmiles Hall, only coming out around Halloween. 

In the small town of Cleveland, Fall is visualized by the changing of the leaves and natural environment, along with the decorations of pumpkins and banners. The sun sets and changes colors on a fall evening to match the town.