John Quinn lived in Irishtown Bend, an Irish settlement on the west bank of the flats, from 1870 to 1912 and became one…

In 1976, the Cleveland Home and Flower Exposition drew a record crowd of nearly 100,000 persons during its opening…

Little Ted’s Restaurant and Bar was nestled in a dense business block catty-corner from Superior Avenue and East 3rd…

On the southern rim of the industrial Flats along the Cuyahoga River, Martin Luther Ruetenik, son of a German immigrant…

In 1913, a Van Sweringen “Group Plan” was beginning to take form in the young village of Shaker Heights. Construction…

The Mayfield Triangle: The former street address 11339 Mayfield Road is now 11400 Euclid Avenue. And although official…

Cleveland's West Side Market has a longer and more interesting history than you might imagine. In 1854, when Cleveland…

With seven children dead, nineteen persons severely ill and 150 under surveillance for infection with the Alaskan Black…

Into the early 1960s, Cleveland nightlife opportunities for students and young adults were limited until the opening of…

Extending four miles along Euclid Avenue between Public Square and East 105th Street, Millionaires’ Row stood as an…

In the 1960s Mayfield Heights was enjoying a warp-speed shift from sleepy rural backwater to bustling residential and…

The campus of Applied Industrial Technologies, a global industrial distributor, sprawls along Euclid Avenue on the…

In the late nineteenth century, Cleveland's Euclid Avenue was considered by travel writers to be one of the most…

In the spring of 1903, the management of Scenic Amusement Park hired surveyors to study possibilities for overcoming…

In 1911, from May 6 to October 31, an International Hygiene Exhibition was held in Dresden, Germany. Situated in the…

On November 1, 1970, Reverend George Ramon Castillo and his wife were received into the membership of East View United…