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Convenience Shopping Center Construction

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

In 1991, construction began on the new convenience shopping center, as shown in this photograph, on the northeast corner…

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Coventry Kosher Poultry

By Michael Rotman

As the well-dressed young adults sit on the patio of Panini's Bar and Grill, sipping their drinks and watching the…

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Coventry Village

By CSU Center for Public History and Digital Humanities

Cleveland's industry and population grew rapidly during the last quarter of the 19th century. As a result, the…

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CoventrYard

By Richard Raponi

The opening of the CoventrYard Mall in 1977 signaled a new era for the Coventry business district in Cleveland Heights.…

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Dairy Stall, 1945

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

Marie Guenther serves a customer at her dairy stall in 1945. How does this scene appear different from the…

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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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Dittrick Medical History Center

By J. Wilson

Medical history museums long existed in Europe prior to their origins in the United States, which occurred following…

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Downtown Department Stores

By CSU Center for Public History and Digital Humanities

Clevelanders of a certain age remember Euclid Avenue as a home for Cleveland’s department stores, but these stores were…

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Eastgate Coliseum

By Chris Roy

In the 1960s Mayfield Heights was enjoying a warp-speed shift from sleepy rural backwater to bustling residential and…

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Elegance and Class

This file appears in: Salmon Halle Mansion: Once Home to a Leading Department Store Magnate

This undated photograph presents a compelling view of the downtown Halle Bros. department store from an interior…

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Erieview

By J. Mark Souther

In 1973, architectural critic Ada Louise Huxtable described "a huge, bleak, near empty plaza with a complete set of…

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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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Euclid-East 105th Area, 1946

This file appears in: Cleveland's Second Downtown: East 105th Street and Euclid Avenue

This aerial view faces west, with the intersection of Euclid Avenue and East 105th Street in the foreground. Streetcar…

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Facade Redesign, 1933

This file appears in: The Arcade: Cleveland's Crystal Palace

In the depth of the Great Depression, the Arcade's owners opted to refresh its Euclid Avenue facade, replacing the heavy…

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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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Fisher Bros., 1953

This file appears in: Kingsbury Building: A Self-Contained Commercial District Along the Shaker Rapid

One of the Kingsbury Building's earliest occupants was the Fisher Bros. Corp. This popular chain of Cleveland retail…

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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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Former Searles Store, 1949

This file appears in: Searles Creamery: In the Heart of Cuyahoga County's Onetime Dairy Belt

The Searles and Bangs families once operated a drugstore at State and Royalton Roads near the Searles creamery. The…

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Franchester Place

By Jim Lanese

The southwestern quadrant of Lyndhurst, Ohio, is bounded by Richmond Road on the east, Cedar Road on the south, Oakmont…

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French-Andrews Fruit Farm

By Tim Rinehart

If you face the Lakewood Plaza strip mall on the north side of Detroit Avenue today, you are looking at the site where…

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Frostville

By Richard Raponi

Awakened from the grave on a chilly October evening in 1975, the ghostly manifestation of Western Reserve pioneer…

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Fuller-Collins House

By Jim Dubelko

For decades, motorists driving up and down Miles Avenue in Cleveland's Union-Miles Park neighborhood would not have…

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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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Global Center for Health Innovation

By Dave Johnson

The story of Cleveland’s Global Center for Health Innovation is almost as multifaceted as the products, services, and…

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