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West 2nd Street, Looking North
In this street view, the Midland Building rises to the right and the 12-story Skylight Office Tower to the left. The…
The Avenue at Tower City Center
Opened in 1990 by Forest City Enterprises, which acquired the Terminal Tower and Terminal complex in the 1980s, The…
5th Street Arcades
Most people know about "The Arcade" in Cleveland. Some might be surprised, however, to find out that Downtown actually…
Bailey's
The sweet smell of retail success was in the air in the early 1870s due to the example set by William Taylor and Thomas…
Proposed Shopping Center
Plans for a new shopping center (red) with off-street parking (yellow) would have accommodated two to three times as…
Classic Cleveland Restaurants
In recent years, Cleveland’s reputation as a restaurant Mecca has grown considerably. Buoyed by “celebrity chefs” like…
Gund Arena
In the 1970s, Cleveland's outlook was grim. The city was losing large swaths of its population, defaulting on its…
Downtown Department Stores
Clevelanders of a certain age remember Euclid Avenue as a home for Cleveland’s department stores, but these stores were…
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…
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…
Elegance and Class
This undated photograph presents a compelling view of the downtown Halle Bros. department store from an interior…
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…
Shaker Night Life
Very few recreation or cultural options existed for Shaker residents within the boundaries of their residential…
Aerial View of Shaker Square
The Shaker Village Historic District abuts the Shaker Square Historic District on its western boundry. Originally a…
French-Andrews Fruit Farm
If you face the Lakewood Plaza strip mall on the north side of Detroit Avenue today, you are looking at the site where…
Dairy Stall, 1945
Marie Guenther serves a customer at her dairy stall in 1945. How does this scene appear different from the…
Noble-Monticello
The Noble-Monticello area of Cleveland Heights was largely farmland until about a century ago. Dairies, orchards, and…
Hough Southgate, 1955
Employees admire the display of baked goods at Hough's Southgate Shopping Center location in 1955. Hough grew to have…
Shopping at Coventry
By the 1970s, the Coventry business district was undergoing a drastic change. Service based businesses and shops…
The Bustling Victorian West Side
Because the Public Square was the central shopping mecca for Medinians, it was always crowded. Notice the multitude of…
Former Searles Store, 1949
The Searles and Bangs families once operated a drugstore at State and Royalton Roads near the Searles creamery. The…
Taylor Building
The history of the Taylor Building highlights the rise and fall of Cleveland's downtown department stores as well…
May's on the Heights, 1957
The May Company in University Heights, located at the intersection of Warrensville and Cedar Roads opened in 1956 and…
Shaker Square
Shaker Square is neither located in Shaker Heights nor shaped like a square, but ask for directions to the coffee shop…
