Cleveland Municipal Stadium

The ground stood by the water. The architecture was functional, but the setting was what gave it character. Rows of seats curved around the field.

It was a place that switched from baseball to football depending on the season, but the football fans came for the noise. The Cleveland Browns camped in the final third of the stadium for decades. The atmosphere was raw, just fans in coats and caps watching the game unfold.

One moment the stadium was full of Indians players, and the next it was filled with Browns, but the game was always the same. There was a sense of time passing.

The structure was eventually torn down, but the memory remains.