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Five Points Shopping Area

This file appears in: Collinwood Community Services Center: Community Development and Demographic Change

This is a picture of the Five Points area on St. Clair. The Five Points area is where many of Collinwood CSC's programs…

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Shopping For Seats, 1958

This file appears in: Hanna Theatre

The caption for this 1958 photograph reads: "Hanna subscriptions now are being sold at shopping centers from a mobile…

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Vacant Storefronts, 1964

This file appears in: The Glenville Plan: "Urban Renewal is Black Removal"

Vacant shopping strip and storefront church located at St. Clair Avenue and East 101st Street in August 1964.

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Church Square

By Sarah Nemeth

In 1991 a derailed construction project had left an abundance of weeds and hills of mounded dirt in the vacant…

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Colonial Hotel & Keith's Theater, Cleveland, O.

This file appears in: Colonial Hotel

The Colonial Hotel in Cleveland's shopping and business district in the early twentieth century. Guests of the hotel did…

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Fancy People Call it Chagrin-Lee Auto Shopping Center, 1960

This file appears in: A Public Service Message from David Blaushild Chevrolet: "Let’s Stop Killing Lake Erie!"

While the Kinsman-Lee commercial district had always had a number of gas stations, car dealerships and service shops,…

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Garden Dedication, 1940

This file appears in: Ukrainian Cultural Garden

Speakers at the dedication of the Ukrainian Cultural Garden in 1940 included (seated in the front row, left to right)…

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Severance Center

By Michael Rotman

Seven years after Victor Gruen's visionary Southdale appeared outside Minneapolis, consigning many an American…

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Richman Bros. Ad, 1976

This file appears in: Randall Park Mall: The Short Career of "The World's Largest Shopping Center"

A number of leading Cleveland retailers joined the roster of 200 stores at Randall Park. Richman Bros., the world's…

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Interstate 71 View of Metro Health Medical Center

This file appears in: Metro Health Medical Center: The Nation's First Public Hospital System

The entire campus, then known as Cleveland Metropolitan General, is visible on the West side of I-71 in this image taken…

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Clubhouse and Grandstand at Thistledown

This file appears in: Randall Park Race Track: Making Cleveland's Horse-Racing Suburb

Thistledown was the second track to locate in North Randall. It opened in 1925 across Emery Road to the north of Randall…

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A Shopper's Paradise

This file appears in: West Side Market: The Last of Cleveland's Historic Market Houses

The West Side Market House had 110 stands in its concourse area and the Produce Arcade an additional 126 outside. It…

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Swimming at Eastgate Coliseum

This file appears in: Eastgate Coliseum: The Godfather of East-Side Entertainment

The tagline "The Recreation Center for All of West Geauga" suggests that, like Eastgate Shopping Center, Eastgate…

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Intersection of Broadway and East 55

This file appears in: Broadway and East 55th: The Slavic Downtown

The area of Broadway and East 55th was long considered a second downtown to the residents of the area (the area would…

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May Company Store at Night

This file appears in: Downtown Department Stores: Cleveland’s Fifth Avenue

This undated photo gives an idea of how the May Company was decorated during the holiday shopping season. The May…

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Mars Shopping Center, Ca. 1940s

This file appears in: French-Andrews Fruit Farm

The Andrews family house at 15316 Detroit Avenue was torn down in the late 1930s to make way for the Mars Shopping…

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Bowling at Kinsman-Lee

This file appears in: Shaker Town Center: Redeveloping Moreland's Historic Shopping Center

One of the most popular recreational spots in the Moreland neighborhood for many years was Kinsman-Lee Bowling Lanes,…

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Aerial View of May Co. Building and Parking Lot

This file appears in: Parmatown: A Civic Center for Postwar Parma

General view of May Co.'s Parmatown store and adjointing stores in shopping center. Rectangular 'hole' to left of store…

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Randall Park Race Track

By Denzel Prince

Most of Cleveland's suburban municipalities began as a residential or "bedroom" communities whose residents commuted…

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Euclid Beach Rocket Car

By Michael Rotman

The Euclid Beach rocket car is hard to miss. You might hear it coming first: the band organ music blaring from its…

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Dedication Announcement, 1959

This file appears in: Warrensville West Cemetery: From Deserted Burial Ground to Shaker Heights Shrine

On the day of the marker's dedication, a procession was held from Shaker Height's City Hall to the Warrensville West…

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Parmatown

By Ian E. Phillips

Parmatown was part of a national trend that emerged in the 1950s sparked by the father of shopping malls, Victor Gruen.…

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Shopping In Downtown Cleveland, Pt. 2: A Department For Every Need

This file appears in: Downtown Department Stores: Cleveland’s Fifth Avenue

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Colonial Hotel Cleveland

This file appears in: Colonial Hotel

"In the heart of the Business and Shopping district. Office Lobby, Colonial Arcade, Main Dining Room, Euclid Ave.,…

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