In addition to the larger and grander commercial buildings going up at the intersection of Lorain and Fulton in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, another sign of the importance of this intersection to Cleveland, and particularly to the city's west side, lay in the siting of the new Carnegie West Branch of the Cleveland Public Library, as well as a new city park called "Library Park," on a piece of land located on Fulton Road, less than a tenth of a mile from the intersection. Construction was completed and the new branch library opened in 1910. This postcard photo was taken in circa 1910. | Source: Cleveland Public Library, Photograph CollectionDownload Original File
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Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection
"Carnegie West Branch of Cleveland Pubic Library" appears in: Lorain-Fulton Square
