In 1967, the mansion became part of the Cleveland State University campus. Over the years it has held a multitude of offices for the university including alumni affairs and university relations and development. In 2014, CSU announced it would spend $2.7 million to renovate the mansion into the new home for the Center for International Services and Programs, a program to teach English as a second language. | Source: Cleveland State Library Special CollectionsDownload Original File
