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Metal Man Becomes Bank President
That is how the Plain Dealer on January 15, 1914 announced that W. J. Roberts of the Gibson and Price Lead Works had…
Needham Castle
Where a grocery store and parking lot now stand on the south side of Detroit Avenue just west of West 58th Street there…
Parmatown
Parmatown was part of a national trend that emerged in the 1950s sparked by the father of shopping malls, Victor Gruen.…
Price French House
This home, built by Price French prior to 1840, was the first brick house built in Lakewood, but it is no longer…
Price List, 1932
This retail price list from 1932 shows the prices of the products that Dean Dairy offered to consumers at this time. …
Randall Park Race Track
Most of Cleveland's suburban municipalities began as a residential or "bedroom" communities whose residents commuted…
Richman Bros. Store, 1920s
The Richman Brothers Company longstanding motto was "From our own E. 55th St. factory direct to you, with just two…
Rosenblum's
Max Rosenblum was born in Austria-Hungary on December 5, 1877, and at the age of six he and his family immigrated to…
S. S. Canadiana
The S. S. Canadiana was originally built in 1910 to ferry passengers from Buffalo, New York to the Crystal Beach…
Scenic Park
In the spring of 1903, the management of Scenic Amusement Park hired surveyors to study possibilities for overcoming…
Schreckengost's Murray Mercury Design, 1939
Featured at the 1939 New York World's Fair, Schreckengost's Murray Mercury bicycle was only one of many bicycle and…
Shaker Heights Public Library
In 1913, a Van Sweringen “Group Plan” was beginning to take form in the young village of Shaker Heights. Construction…
SIFCO Industries, Inc.
Cleveland is a city that was built upon the backs of industries and although it has come to be identified with burning…
Solar Interpretation Center
In 1976, the Cleveland Home and Flower Exposition drew a record crowd of nearly 100,000 persons during its opening…
Star of the West Flour Mill
What's in a name? The city of Kent has identified with various names and nicknames throughout its establishment in…
Stouffer's Top of the Town
Erieview Tower may have been seen as an eyesore by some, but on its 38th floor it housed one of Cleveland's most prized…
Stumpf's, 1922
Robert J. Stumpf (center) studied to be a pharmacist in his native Germany before coming to Cleveland in the 1890s and…
Swingos Keg & Quarter
Two things about iconic hostelries. First, many had larger-than-life owners (consider Mushy Wexler’s Theatrical or…
Terminal Tower
Although today the first sign of downtown that a motorist is sure to spot from any direction is the Key Tower, prior to…
The 1895 Republican National League Meeting
With the Second Industrial Revolution in full swing, large industrial cities in the East and Midwest were expanding…
The Cleveland Health Museum
In 1911, from May 6 to October 31, an International Hygiene Exhibition was held in Dresden, Germany. Situated in the…
The Colonial Theatre
The Colonial first opened on 16 March, 1903 with a spectacular lineup of vaudeville performances. The price paid for a…
The Contradiction
The rows of cars signify the large number of people Republic Steel employed. But, the jobs came with the price of just…
The Downtown Subway Plan
Imagine descending an escalator from USBank Plaza and boarding a subway bound for Tower City Center. Mayor Tom Johnson…
