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

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

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

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

Sheraton-Cleveland's Kon-Tiki Restaurant
In late 1933 former bootlegger and globe traveler Ernie Gantt opened the world’s first Tiki bar in Hollywood,…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field
The NASA Glenn Research Center opened west of Cleveland, adjacent to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, in 1941.…

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

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

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

852 East 95th Street
The house where Jacob and Jennie Sapirstein lived while Jacob's postcard jobbing business grew into one of America's…

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

Majestic Hotel, 1950s
"Hotel Majestic, located on the N.E. corner of the intersection of East 55 Street and Central Avenue, is the largest…
