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Garfield Park
The city of Cleveland bought about 180 acres of land in 1894 to create Newburgh Park. In 1897, the park was renamed…
GE Refrigerator Ad, 1928
Each Scottsdale Master Model Home was outfitted with a new General Electric refrigerator. GE's "Monitor-Top" model…
Gladstone (Area O)
Urban renewal in Cleveland functioned as a tool to improve neighborhoods, thus invigorating the city. In tandem with…
Glidden House
In 1909, Francis K. Glidden, the son of the founder and president of Glidden Paint Co., built a dream home for his…
Greyhound Bus Terminal
“Greatest Bus Terminal in World,” barked the Cleveland News when the Greyhound Bus Terminal opened its doors on March…
H. Stone's Additional Subdivision to Ohio City and Cleveland
This is a plat map of Hiram Stone's 1853 subdivision of lands then located in Brooklyn Township, just south of Ohio…
Heat Pump
The solar features displayed in the Guda's energy efficient home added about $10,000 to the cost of the building. Even…
Heights Rockefeller Building
When it opened in 1931, the Heights Rockefeller Building became a key component of John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s new Forest…
Hell's Half Acre
Reputed to be a bootlegging tavern where numerous illegal and unsavory transactions occurred in the 1920s, the former…
Herbert C. Van Sweringen Home
Constructed in 1913, the Georgian Revival residence at 2931 Sedgewick Road was built as the home of the often-forgotten…
Hessler Road and Hessler Court
Visitors to University Circle are often struck by the area’s grandeur. Magnificent museums. Huge hospital systems. A…
Huletts in Buffalo, NY
This picture of a battery of Huletts in Buffalo shows bulldozers being lowered into the cargo holds of freighters. The…
Irishtown Bend
John Quinn lived in Irishtown Bend, an Irish settlement on the west bank of the flats, from 1870 to 1912 and became one…
Irv's Deli
For decades, Irv's Deli, on the corner of Coventry and Hampshire Roads, was the place to wallow in Coventry Village’s…
James A. Garfield National Historic Site
In 1876, James A. Garfield was looking for a new home in his congressional district for himself and his family. He…
Jazz Temple
The Mayfield Triangle: The former street address 11339 Mayfield Road is now 11400 Euclid Avenue. And although official…
Jewelry Counter on First Floor
This undated photo, possibly from the 1930s, shows the interior of the first floor of Halle Bros.
Kokoon Arts Klub
The Kokoon Arts Klub was anything but conservative. Online sources describe it as a “Bohemian artists group.” The…
La Cave
Into the early 1960s, Cleveland nightlife opportunities for students and young adults were limited until the opening of…
Lakewood Park
Lakewood's Fourth of July celebration in 1918 revolved around festivities for the dedication of the newly acquired…
Lincoln Park Baths
The construction of city-run public bathhouses in Cleveland began around the turn of the twentieth-century as municipal…
Lincoln Park Circus
In an effort to distinguish Lincoln Park from other dry amusement parks available to Cleveland residents, The Lincoln…
Little Italy Riot, Jan. '64
A riot broke out in Little Italy on the morning of January 30, 1964 when United Freedom Movement members showed up to…
Little Ted's Restaurant and Bar
Little Ted’s Restaurant and Bar was nestled in a dense business block catty-corner from Superior Avenue and East 3rd…
