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The Sapirstein Family

By Jim Dubelko

The website of the American Greetings Corporation contains scant information — more corporate legend than historical…

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Western Reserve Building

By J. Mark Souther

Samuel L. Mather, the grandson of one of the founding fathers of the Connecticut Land Company whose investment had led…

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Alan Freed and the Moondog Coronation Ball

By Chris Roy

Alan Freed and the Moondog Coronation Ball are virtually synonymous with the breakthrough of rock & roll. Freed…

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WMMS

By Sophia Warner

Youth culture writer Jane Scott noted, in an article for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, a handwritten sign hung in the…

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Sheraton-Cleveland's Kon-Tiki Restaurant

By Benjamin King

In late 1933 former bootlegger and globe traveler Ernie Gantt opened the world’s first Tiki bar in Hollywood,…

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Cinecraft Productions

By Jim Dubelko

When, as Americans, we look back at the decade of the 1930s, we often see only the Great Depression. It was a…

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Saint Luke's Hospital

By Seth Lyons

St. Luke’s Hospital was founded on Woodland Avenue in 1894 as Cleveland General Hospital. Soon after being renamed St.…

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Moreland Doubles and Bungalows

By Richard Raponi

One might be inclined to think that the homes of South Moreland existed prior to the area’s annexation by Shaker…

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Waterloo Arts District

By Liza Langdon & Chris Roy

The stretch of Lake Erie coastline known as Collinwood (original name: Collamer) was once renowned for its lush…

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Amateur Baseball at Brookside Park

By Richard Raponi

In 1914 and 1915, Brookside Stadium hosted a series of amateur baseball matches that set local and national attendance…

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Warner and Swasey Observatory

By J. Mark Souther

On a high, grassy knoll overlooking East Cleveland stands the Warner & Swasey Observatory. Once a scientific…

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Shaker Heights Public Library

By Richard Raponi

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

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Hotz Cafe

By Tremont History Project & Jim Dubelko

Founded in 1919, Hotz Café, located at the corner of Starkweather Avenue and West 10th Street in the Tremont…

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Noble Library

By Mazie Adams

"If you've ever tried to find a cookbook at the Noble library and couldn't, I think we know why,"…

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Viktor Schreckengost

By Cindy Ciulla

Nottingham-Spirk Innovation Center looms high above University Circle, its stiletto-like tower visible from miles away.…

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Jonathan Hale Farm

By Carolyn Zulandt

In the southwestern Cuyahoga Valley sits a tall red brick house on over 140 acres of the Hale Farm and Village. Now a…

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Camp Cleveland

By Heidi Fearing & Chris Roy

On November 24, 1862, in what was then University Heights and now is Tremont, Governor David Tod ascended a large hill…

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John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field

By Jim Lanese

The NASA Glenn Research Center opened west of Cleveland, adjacent to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, in 1941.…

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Fenn Tower

By J. Mark Souther

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

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Tremont School

By Michael Rotman

In February 2010 Tremont Elementary School narrowly avoided closure when Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO…

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Unimplemented Stone Obelisks

This file appears in: Masonic Temple

Although they were never built, this postcard shows a series of stone obelisks in front of the Masonic Temple, which…

Unimplemented Stone Obelisks
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852 East 95th Street

This file appears in: The Sapirstein Family

The house where Jacob and Jennie Sapirstein lived while Jacob's postcard jobbing business grew into one of America's…

852 East 95th Street
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Hollenden Hotel

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When he arrived in Cleveland in 1906, there was a job waiting for Jacob Sapirstein at Moses Fenberg's card shop in the…

Hollenden Hotel
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Majestic Hotel, 1950s

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"Hotel Majestic, located on the N.E. corner of the intersection of East 55 Street and Central Avenue, is the largest…

Majestic Hotel, 1950s
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