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

Until 2013, the administrative headquarters of the Cleveland Board of Education was an iconic sandstone, Beaux-Arts…

What's in a name? The city of Kent has identified with various names and nicknames throughout its establishment in…

For decades, Irv's Deli, on the corner of Coventry and Hampshire Roads, was the place to wallow in Coventry Village’s…

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

At 35 years old, Orville A. Dean first started selling milk to friends and acquaintances. In 1886, he built a large…

The Kokoon Arts Klub was anything but conservative. Online sources describe it as a “Bohemian artists group.” The…

The city of Cleveland bought about 180 acres of land in 1894 to create Newburgh Park. In 1897, the park was renamed…

Many Cleveland-area residents are familiar with Fairmount Boulevard, the beautiful, winding thoroughfare that treks…

In 1909, Francis K. Glidden, the son of the founder and president of Glidden Paint Co., built a dream home for his…

Visitors to University Circle are often struck by the area’s grandeur. Magnificent museums. Huge hospital systems. A…

“Greatest Bus Terminal in World,” barked the Cleveland News when the Greyhound Bus Terminal opened its doors on March…

Imagine descending an escalator from USBank Plaza and boarding a subway bound for Tower City Center. Mayor Tom Johnson…

Travel back in time to the sixties, and the epicenter of Cleveland’s counterculture scene may well have been 11605…

Willie Pierson was born in Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, in 1898. After serving in World War I, he migrated to…

Daniel "Danny" John Patrick Greene (November 9, 1929 – October 6, 1977) son of John and Irene Greene,…

With the Second Industrial Revolution in full swing, large industrial cities in the East and Midwest were expanding…

Cleveland is a city that was built upon the backs of industries and although it has come to be identified with burning…

Where a grocery store and parking lot now stand on the south side of Detroit Avenue just west of West 58th Street there…

Lakewood's Fourth of July celebration in 1918 revolved around festivities for the dedication of the newly acquired…

The S. S. Canadiana was originally built in 1910 to ferry passengers from Buffalo, New York to the Crystal Beach…

In this age of faster, higher coasters and parks like Cedar Point and King’s Island within a few hours drive, it is…