Case Western Reserve University traces its roots to Western Reserve College, founded in Hudson, Ohio, in 1826. Three…

As you explore St. Clair-Superior, you will see a traditional, turn of the century, working-class, immigrant…

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

The origins of Cleveland State University date to 1870, when the Cleveland Young Men's Christian Association began…

Shaker Square is neither located in Shaker Heights nor shaped like a square, but ask for directions to the coffee shop…

The Cleveland Public Library comprises one of the largest collections in the United States: nearly ten million items.…

At the turn of the 20th century, Cleveland already had its own version of today’s Donald Trump. Oliver Mead Stafford…

Carling Brewery is a story of a company that took the opportunity to use the power of Cleveland as a home of production…

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

Urban renewal in Cleveland functioned as a tool to improve neighborhoods, thus invigorating the city. In tandem with…

The 9, originally called Cleveland Trust Tower and then Ameritrust Tower, is the only skyscraper designed by one of the…

"Everybody’s doing a brand new dance now; come on baby, do the locomotion!" Sound familiar? It’s the cover hit, "The…

As World War I raged across battlefields in Europe, Adele von Ohl Parker, nationally known daredevil rider, waged a…

Beginning in 1955, Longwood (Area B) was the first urban renewal project in accordance with the General Plan for…

When the Hotel Statler opened in October 1912, it quickly established itself as the ultimate place for visitors to stay…

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

District heating and cooling denotes the network of delivery of thermal energy to a group of proximate buildings or…

The northeast quadrant of the Chagrin Boulevard and Lee Road intersection sat empty in the winter of 1990. The only…

In a business where circulation numbers have historically counted for nearly everything, there was probably never any…

Since the establishment of the Cleveland Metroparks in 1917, many a sojourn in the wilderness has been highlighted by…

The beginning of Cleveland's Playhouse Square is almost universally acknowledged to be February 5, 1921, when Loew's…

The son of Dewitt and Sarah Dimmick Drury, Francis Edson Drury was born on August 20, 1850, in Pittsfield, Michigan.…

In July of 1964, motorists traveling along the Inner Belt Freeway south of Memorial Shoreway were greeted by the newest…

Tucked away in the oak-hickory forests of the Cleveland Metroparks Brecksville Reservation, the black walnut doors,…