Employees of the White Sewing Machine Co.'s bicycle club head west on East Prospect (Carnegie Avenue), between Bolton Avenue (East 89th Street) and Willson Avenue (East 55th Street), during the City's Centennial Bicycle Parade held on July27, 1896. The Club won an award for "best appearance" in the parade that celebrated Cleveland's 100th anniversary.. In 1896, this part of what is today Carnegie Avenue was the center of a thriving upper class residential neighborhood . | Source: Cleveland Public Library, Photograph CollectionDownload Original File
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"Centennial Bicycle Parade on East Prospect Street." appears in: Carnegie Avenue
