The soldiers' barracks at Camp Cleveland were 20' by 60' and could house 32 men each. The soldiers were lucky to have wooden buildings, each with its own stove, instead of the tents used by many other Cleveland Civil War camps. This remarkable view was taken from the intersection of what is now West 7th Street and Marquardt Avenue looking north. Note Cleveland Institute (erected in the 1850s as part of the short-lived Cleveland University) at far left. | Creator: UnknownDownload Original File
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