On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

That's a pretty cool building, for sure. Another good downtown visual is the Soldiers and Sailors Monument at Public Square, right across from Terminal Tower, also called Tower City Center (actually, a local would just say "Tower City"), which houses offices, a shopping mall, and the hub of our rapid transit train system. Also, don't forget the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Browns Stadium, Jacobs Field - oops, sorry, Progressive Field (I still can't make the mental switch on that one). If you need a cool indoor setting for anything, the Arcade is a good one. I'm currently writing a story (it will probably come in around novella length, knowing me) that is set in downtown Cleveland and both the Monument and the Arcade figure prominently in it.

Oh, and just for fun: The Free Stamp (an outdoor sculpture that's well-known around here)

The Fountain of Eternal Life on Mall B

The Flats, our iconic industrial district turned entertainment district, now being partially morphed into upscale housing: Google Images collection. Views of the bridges leading across the Cuyahoga with Terminal Tower visible in the background pretty much say "Cleveland" right out loud, for example.

Another general resource page: http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/ByCityResults/United+States/Cleveland.php

If you want any current photos of specific spots from specific angles, I've got a nifty digital camera and I'm not afraid to use it. ;-)