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Going Out of Business Sale, 1968
In 1968 the remaining Bailey's stores opened as Bailey's Wonder Marts. This particular store was located in the…
Gruber's Restauraunt
Operated by brothers Maxwell and Roman Gruber from 1947 to 1961, Gruber’s Restaurant was one of the east side’s most…
Gund Arena
In the 1970s, Cleveland's outlook was grim. The city was losing large swaths of its population, defaulting on its…
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…
Halle Bros. Delivery Truck
This Halle Bros. delivery vehicle sits in front two suburban houses. Even before suburbanites came to rely on the…
Halle Building
Alfred Atmore Pope had left his Millionaires' Row mansion in Cleveland in 1901 and moved to New York, but he remained…
Heinen's Fine Foods
The northeast quadrant of the Chagrin Boulevard and Lee Road intersection sat empty in the winter of 1990. The only…
Higbee's Silver Grille
In 1989 the Silver Grille restaurant at the Higbee Company’s downtown department store closed its doors. The 10th-floor…
Hotel Cleveland
Shaped like an "E" opening onto Superior Avenue, Hotel Cleveland was built in 1918 by the Van Sweringen brothers on the…
Hough Southgate, 1955
Employees admire the display of baked goods at Hough's Southgate Shopping Center location in 1955. Hough grew to have…
Interior of Model for Proposed Renovations, 1975
This model of the Powerhouse shows the multi-level construction planned for converting the then 84-year old structure…
Intersection of Broadway and East 55
The area of Broadway and East 55th was long considered a second downtown to the residents of the area (the area would…
Interstate 71 View of Metro Health Medical Center
The entire campus, then known as Cleveland Metropolitan General, is visible on the West side of I-71 in this image taken…
John Hartness Brown (1868-1940 circa)
The son of a dry goods merchant, Brown, a Cleveland native, became one of the most important real estate developers in…
John Hartness Brown Complex
In recent years--until 2019, if you walked down the north side of Euclid Avenue, between East 9th and East 12th…
Kinsman-Lee Intersection,
Kinsman-Lee Shopping Center, 1932. This amazing aerial view reveals the commercial development around the intersection…
Kokoon Arts Klub
The Kokoon Arts Klub was anything but conservative. Online sources describe it as a “Bohemian artists group.” The…
Konstantin Culen - Second Director
In this 1958 photo, the Slovak Institute's second Director, Konstantin Culen, a journalist turned historian, and a…
Longwood (Area B) Urban Renewal Project
Beginning in 1955, Longwood (Area B) was the first urban renewal project in accordance with the General Plan for…
Majestic Accommodations
"Hotel Majestic Central Ave. at East 55th St. Cleveland, Ohio. Near all amusements-activities-shopping-radio in every…
Mall Theaters
In the years following World War I, a real estate broker named Joseph Laronge set out to transform a section of…
Map of Parmatown Shopping Center Expansion Proposal
The photo is a floor plan for the 1978 expansion of Parmatown Shopping Center.
Mars Shopping Center, Ca. 1940s
The Andrews family house at 15316 Detroit Avenue was torn down in the late 1930s to make way for the Mars Shopping…
Max Ellis House
Derrell Max Ellis (later known simply as Max Ellis) was born on March 10, 1914, in Wellington, Kansas. The youngest of…
