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Cleveland Trust Company
The southeast anchor of Cleveland’s most prominent downtown intersection is a work of art that began, in the true…
Majestic Accommodations
"Hotel Majestic Central Ave. at East 55th St. Cleveland, Ohio. Near all amusements-activities-shopping-radio in every…
Stinchcomb Memorial
A close friend and editor for the Plain Dealer likened Stinchcomb to Moses Cleaveland and Tom Johnson as a Cleveland…
Interior of Model for Proposed Renovations, 1975
This model of the Powerhouse shows the multi-level construction planned for converting the then 84-year old structure…
Fisher Bros., 1953
One of the Kingsbury Building's earliest occupants was the Fisher Bros. Corp. This popular chain of Cleveland retail…
Be A Shaker Shopper
In an effort to lure people away from malls and back to local stores, the "Be a Shaker Shopper" campaign was started in…
Higbee's Silver Grille
In 1989 the Silver Grille restaurant at the Higbee Company’s downtown department store closed its doors. The 10th-floor…
Warrensville Center and Kinsman Road, ca 1900
Now the site of the Van Aken Shopping Center, the intersection of Warrensville Center and Kinsman Road (now Chagrin) was…
Max Ellis House
Derrell Max Ellis (later known simply as Max Ellis) was born on March 10, 1914, in Wellington, Kansas. The youngest of…
Colonial Hotel
The Colonial Hotel, now called the Residence Inn, is located on Prospect Avenue next to Cleveland’s historic East 4th…
The Glenville Plan
"Urban renewal is black removal." So said 24th Ward Councilman Leo Jackson, a fiery African American…
Cleveland's Second Downtown
In the early 1800s the present-day intersection of Euclid Avenue and East 105th Street (then Doan Street) was known as…
Kokoon Arts Klub
The Kokoon Arts Klub was anything but conservative. Online sources describe it as a “Bohemian artists group.” The…
Coal Pile from Walker Rd., 1978
C.E.I. stockpiled a significant amount of coal across the street from the Avon Lake plant. The pile, approximately one…
Gruber's Restauraunt
Operated by brothers Maxwell and Roman Gruber from 1947 to 1961, Gruber’s Restaurant was one of the east side’s most…
Memphis Kiddie Park
After reading an article on the amusement park industry in Billboard magazine, native Clevelander Stuart Wintner opened…
The Downtown Subway Plan
Imagine descending an escalator from USBank Plaza and boarding a subway bound for Tower City Center. Mayor Tom Johnson…
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…
Medina Public Square
Walking along Medina's Public Square you will encounter some of the most interesting shops in the county:…
Coventry Kosher Poultry
As the well-dressed young adults sit on the patio of Panini's Bar and Grill, sipping their drinks and watching the…
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…
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…
Velma West
On December 7, 1927, Velma West and her mother Catherine Van Woert spent the day Christmas shopping in downtown…
S. S. Canadiana
The S. S. Canadiana was originally built in 1910 to ferry passengers from Buffalo, New York to the Crystal Beach…
