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| Cleveland, Kansas, sign still rests by the highway. The former Cleveland bank. |
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| The old bank building is a farm shed |
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| The old bank vault still stands |
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| What is left of the Cleveland school: A pile of rubble. |
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| A view in Cleveland |
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| The elevator is the only business left in town. It's especially hopping with activity during wheat harvest. |
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| Well, there is this resident selling eggs. |
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| The train still rumbles through Cleveland. |
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| Old house. |
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| Students of the Cleveland School in the 1940s. |
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| One of the town's first stores. |
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| A picture of the Cleveland Methodist Church, which was razed in the 1960s. Paul and Dorothy Handkins were married at the church on Dec. 31, 1944 |
The McMahan Family were active members of the Cleveland M.E. Church in the early 1900s. They lived near Julia and daughter Ella May taught school at Belmont.
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