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May Company Store at Night

This file appears in: Downtown Department Stores: Cleveland’s Fifth Avenue

This undated photo gives an idea of how the May Company was decorated during the holiday shopping season. The May…

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May's on the Heights, 1957

This file appears in: The May Company: Ohio's Largest Store

The May Company in University Heights, located at the intersection of Warrensville and Cedar Roads opened in 1956 and…

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Medicare Panel, 1967

This file appears in: Saint Vincent Charity Hospital

Panel viewing Medicare from various angles moderated by Mrs. Mildred Carson (seated). Speakers are: John Cattin (left)…

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Medina Public Square

By Shannon Conley

Walking along Medina's Public Square you will encounter some of the most interesting shops in the county:…

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Memphis Kiddie Park

By Nabil Habib

After reading an article on the amusement park industry in Billboard magazine, native Clevelander Stuart Wintner opened…

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Moreland Community Association

By Richard Raponi

Visitors to the Moreland neighborhood in Shaker Heights are greeted with picturesque sights of an idealized inner ring…

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Needham Castle

By Jim Dubelko

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

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New Retail Buildings at Shaker Town Center

This file appears in: Shaker Town Center: Redeveloping Moreland's Historic Shopping Center

This photograph taken in 1993 shows some of the new retail stores along the east end of the new convenience shopping…

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Night Game at Brookside Park, 1938

This file appears in: Amateur Baseball at Brookside Park

In May of 1938, audio speakers and a new lighting system were unveiled at Brookside Park's first night game. The…

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Noble-Monticello

The Noble-Monticello area of Cleveland Heights was largely farmland until about a century ago. Dairies, orchards, and…

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North Side of 3700 Block of Woodland Avenue, 1955

This file appears in: Longwood (Area B) Urban Renewal Project: “Cleveland's Cabrini-Green”

The Longwood (Area B) urban renewal project called for the construction of two new shopping centers. This unfortunately…

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Parmatown

By Ian E. Phillips

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

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Parmatown Shopping Center Outside Walkway

This file appears in: Parmatown: A Civic Center for Postwar Parma

The photo shows several people window shopping along an outside walkway at Parmatown Shopping Center.

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Plan for Longwood Shopping Center, 1957

This file appears in: Longwood (Area B) Urban Renewal Project: “Cleveland's Cabrini-Green”

The Longwood (Area B) was originally intended to have two new shopping centers. One shopping center was intended to…

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Proposed Longwood Housing Development Map, 1957

This file appears in: Longwood (Area B) Urban Renewal Project: “Cleveland's Cabrini-Green”

The proposed development for Longwood (Area B) included multiple affordable housing units, two shopping centers, and a…

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Proposed Shopping Center

This file appears in: The Glenville Plan: "Urban Renewal is Black Removal"

Plans for a new shopping center (red) with off-street parking (yellow) would have accommodated two to three times as…

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Protest of George Wallace's Forum Appearance

This file appears in: The City Club: "Cleveland's Citadel of Free Speech"

Among the more controversial Forum speakers was Alabama Governor George Wallace, a staunch segregationist who ran a…

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Randall Park Mall

By Victoria McDonough

On August 11, 1976, the Randall Park Mall opened its doors in the village of North Randall, Ohio. Built upon the site…

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Randall Park Race Track

By Denzel Prince

Most of Cleveland's suburban municipalities began as a residential or "bedroom" communities whose residents commuted…

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Rendering of Bailey's Eastgate Store, 1959

This file appears in: Bailey's: "The Store For All the People"

This architectural drawing shows the detail of the Bailey Co. store that would be opened in 1959 in the Eastgate…

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Richman Bros. Ad, 1976

This file appears in: Randall Park Mall: The Short Career of "The World's Largest Shopping Center"

A number of leading Cleveland retailers joined the roster of 200 stores at Randall Park. Richman Bros., the world's…

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Rosenblum's

By Matthew Steenbergh

Max Rosenblum was born in Austria-Hungary on December 5, 1877, and at the age of six he and his family immigrated to…

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S. S. Canadiana

By Kelsey Rogers

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

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Santa Claus Castle at Parmatown Shopping Center

This file appears in: Parmatown: A Civic Center for Postwar Parma

The photo shows children waiting in line with their mothers to enter a large Christmas themed Santa Claus castle in…

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