Multiple exhibits from nineteenth-century medicine were available to view at the Museum. Here is an image of the…

This Halle Bros. delivery vehicle sits in front two suburban houses. Even before suburbanites came to rely on the…

By the late 1940s, Dearing's offered citywide delivery of its meals. This service predated his opening of his first…

This undated photograph of the interior of E. A. Schellentrager Pharmacy presents a rare and fascinating view of a…

E. A. Schellentrager opened up his pharmacy at this location on St. Clair Avenue in 1873. He operated the pharmacy at…

In the evening hours of November 21, 1914, Thomas Gibbons was shot and killed by Harvey Callahan, a distributor for the…

A. Dominic "Mimi" Isabella, one of the original Isabella Brothers Bakery partners, poses for this photograph in the…

William Telling's commitment to purified dairy products began with his innovation of home delivery of milk in glass…

In 1950, a delivery truck exits a garage at the Standard Brewing Company on Train Avenue on the west side of Cleveland. …

This undated photo, possibly from the 1930s, shows the interior of the first floor of Halle Bros.

Pierson helped pharmacist Bob Shauter purchase the former Fox Pharmacy at 9208 Cedar Avenue in 1936. The business…

In this 1940 newspaper ad, Harris Wrecking Company offered pieces of the old Jim’s Steak House at bargain prices.

A horse-drawn milk delivery wagon sits in front of the Dean Dairy headquarters during the company's 50th anniversary in…

Delivery drivers pose with Schwebel's fleet of delivery trucks in the 1930s. Before trucks were used, horse-drawn…

In this humorous image, two young boys and a donkey are substituted for the men that typically drove horse-drawn wagons…

This promotional postcard illustrates that Bailey's styled itself the "Big Store" that had prices that shoppers could…

In this family photograph from the 1940s, Louis Isabella, oldest son of the founder of Isabella Brothers Bakery, poses…

Betty Calhoun remembers the horse-drawn wagons that used to deliver milk for Dean Dairy.

Like other dairy producers, the Fairmont Creamery employed drivers to truck its products to customers.

In a period of rapid expansion for the grocery chain, construction of a warehouse facility at Warresncille Center and…

This advertisement ran in the Plain Dealer on April 18, 1917 a week before the "interesting and unusual" performance by…

The Telling Brothers first set up a shop on Willson Avenue to process milk for delivery and ice cream.

This delivery truck waits to be loaded outside the front gates of the Forest City Brewing Company on Quincy Ave in 1915.…