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Shaker Towne Center Construction, 1991
Pictured is the construction of the entrance for Heinen's Fine Foods in Shaker Towne Center. Cost to the city for…
Shore Cultural Centre
For nearly seven decades, the building that is now Shore Cultural Centre served as a public school. The Euclid Village…
Sidaway Bridge
It was not the first Sidaway Bridge. That one — the longest wooden bridge in Cleveland history — was a massive trestle…
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…
Solar Home Site
The solar home was transported in six pieces to the Cleveland Metroparks North Chagrin Reservation. The structure was…
Solar Interpretation Center
In 1976, the Cleveland Home and Flower Exposition drew a record crowd of nearly 100,000 persons during its opening…
South Branch Library
The structure on the northwest corner of Clark Avenue and Scranton Road was closed for more than five years, during…
St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Exterior
The present St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church was constructed between 1918 and 1922. The imposing structure was built…
Stained Glass: Christ at the Marriage Feast at Cana.
In 1906, the original stained glass windows found in St. Stephen were replaced by cathedral style windows depicting…
Stouffer's Top of the Town
Erieview Tower may have been seen as an eyesore by some, but on its 38th floor it housed one of Cleveland's most prized…
Street Changes, 1933
In 1933, a renovation project was approved with county commissioners agreeing to cover $40,000 of the costs. The plan…
Stumpf's, 1922
Robert J. Stumpf (center) studied to be a pharmacist in his native Germany before coming to Cleveland in the 1890s and…
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…
The 1895 Republican National League Meeting
With the Second Industrial Revolution in full swing, large industrial cities in the East and Midwest were expanding…
The 1909 Tornado
April 21, 1909 started out like any other day in Cleveland but that was quickly to change. Around noon the sky over the…
The 1913 Flood
The Great Flood of 1913 was a major natural disaster event that many have scarcely heard of; however, this flood…
The 1916 Waterworks Tunnel Disaster
Long before John Patton, one of the victims in the 1916 waterworks tunnel disaster, had ever thought about coming to…
The Aquacade
One of the major attractions during the first year of the Great Lakes Exposition was the Marine Theater, a performance…
The Arcade
In the summer of 1886, former councilman and real estate broker James M. Curtiss met with acting Cleveland Parks…
The Capitol Theatre, ca. 1940
The Capitol Theatre was developed and constructed as part of the Gordon Square Arcade in 1920-1921. This building, which…
The Cleveland Catholic Worker
In 1933, Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin co-founded the Catholic Worker newspaper, which laid the groundwork for the…
The Cleveland Health Museum
In 1911, from May 6 to October 31, an International Hygiene Exhibition was held in Dresden, Germany. Situated in the…
The Desegregation of Cleveland Public Schools
Gathering at the Lincoln Statue in front of the Board of Education building, members of WELCOME (West-East Siders Let’s…
The Downtown People Mover
Envision walking out of Tower City Center, ascending an escalator, and boarding a driverless train that whisks you…
