Mayakovsky in Cleveland

A Fiery Futurist’s Discovery of the Forest City

Cinecraft Productions

The Historic Film Company produced by a Love Story

Lorain-Fulton Square

Once the "Hub of the West Side"

The M. J. Lawrence House

When is it time to rename an historic house?

Wallace Manor

Robert Wallace's Great Stone House

Henry Coffinberry House

The House of a Cleveland Shipbuilding Magnate

The Kamm Building

Kamm's Corners and the Legacy of Oswald Kamm

Baldwin Bird Research Laboratory

Samuel Prentiss Baldwin, the "Birdman" of Cleveland

Ball-Wilson House

A Lake Captain's Residence

Spitzer-Dempsey House

A fit residence for a nineteenth century banker

Adele von Ohl Parker

The Second Act

Rainey Institute

Building on Anna Edwards' Dream

The Allen-Sullivan House

A Largely Forgotten (and now Razed) Grand Euclid Avenue House

The Luther Moses House

A Cleveland Landmark that did not find its Savior

The Belden Seymour House

From nineteenth-century mansion . . . to twentieth-century tenenment house . . . to twenty-first-century restoration

The Max Ellis House

Home of Television’s Original Mr. Jingeling

Francis E. Drury Mansion

The Cushing Building

Birthplace of America's First Neurosurgeon

Charles F. Schweinfurth Residence

The Unostentatious Home of the Man that Molded Beauty

Stephen Buhrer House

Built for a Cleveland Mayor who was a Close Friend of John D. Rockefeller

Father Albert A. Koklowsky

Hough’s “Slum Priest” and His Parish

The Coburn Mansion

"Sweet Home. Nothing without Divine Guidance."

Levi Scofield House

The Historic Home of one of Cleveland's Finest Architects Slowly Crumbles

Charles E. Ruthenberg

America's Most Arrested Man