From 1915 until about 1930, Market Square was officially known as "United Market Square," to distinguish it from a Market Square that then existed on Cleveland's east side, near the Broadway (or Newburgh) Market , a public market which was located at the corner of Broadway and Canton from 1879 to 1963. This article appeared in the Cleveland Plain Dealer on June 20, 1915. | Source: Cleveland Public Library, Newspaper Collection.Download Original File
