On Whiskey Island, moored on Lake Erie behind a wide copse of bushes, is a giant cruise ship. Or perhaps it’s just an…

Though the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway has since swallowed it up, Union Depot was a transportation hub for a century.…

In Cleveland, several public housing projects (Cedar-Central, Outhwaite, Lakeview Terrace) preceded the development of…

Prior to its absorption into Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company (C.E.I.), Brush Electric Light & Power Co.…

On September 15, 1921, Martin Daly used a silver spade to break ground near East 107th Street signifying the start of…

In the mid 1970s, local rockers could see (mostly local) bands playing out in a downtown club called The Round Table.…

The origins of the building at 3200 Franklin Boulevard, which today is home to a condominium development known as…

William E. Telling was born on October 30, 1869, to William and Mary Telling on their farm in South Euclid, Ohio. He…

Starting in the 1880s, many cities and towns across the country began creating monuments and memorials in order to…

Alexander Winton was a Scottish immigrant. In 1897, established the Cleveland-based Winton Motor Carriage Co. The…

For the hard-core unemployed in Cleveland’s Gladstone neighborhood, the Woodland Job Training Center represented a way…

German families began moving into Tremont during the 1860s—one of the first ethnic groups (along with the Irish) to…

It's a long journey from the village of Čechtice, in the South Moravian region of the Czech Republic, to…