The 1874 Cuyahoga County Atlas featured sketches of several commercial businesses located on or near the vibrant intersection of Lorain and Fulton on Cleveland's west side. The hardware and stove store of George Tinnerman was one of them. Tinnerman, a German immigrant like Henry Leopold, opened his business on the northeast corner of the intersection, across Lorain Street from Leopold's store, in the late 1860s. And, also like Henry Leopold, George Tinnerman's business grew over the decades and he built successively taller and larger commercial buildings on his corner of the intersection to accommodate that growth. | Source: Cleveland Public Library, Digital Map CollectionDownload Original File
