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Zverina Log House
It's a long journey from the village of Čechtice, in the South Moravian region of the Czech Republic, to…
Where mansions once sat
This part of a page of the 1898 Cleveland Atlas reveals that in that year the Prentiss, Cox and Gardner mansions (from…
Western Reserve Building
Samuel L. Mather, the grandson of one of the founding fathers of the Connecticut Land Company whose investment had led…
West 2nd Street, Looking North
In this street view, the Midland Building rises to the right and the 12-story Skylight Office Tower to the left. The…
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…
Victory Rally at Music Hall, 1942
During World War II, Music Hall was used for things other than concerts. Various rallies and meetings were held in the…
Velma West
On December 7, 1927, Velma West and her mother Catherine Van Woert spent the day Christmas shopping in downtown…
Van Aken Shopping Center
The Van Aken Shopping Center was formally opened in 1953 to meet the shopping needs of the increasingly prosperous and…
Vacant Storefronts, 1964
Vacant shopping strip and storefront church located at St. Clair Avenue and East 101st Street in August 1964.
The Store at Christmas in the 1950s
This undated photo gives an idea of how the May Company was decorated during the holiday shopping season.
The Sisters of Notre Dame
Notre Dame College, a cornerstone of higher education in South Euclid, Ohio, concluded its 102-year journey in 2024.…
The Sapirstein Family
The website of the American Greetings Corporation contains scant information — more corporate legend than historical…
The Playhouse Settlement Summer Camp
Since the establishment of the Cleveland Metroparks in 1917, many a sojourn in the wilderness has been highlighted by…
The May Company
The new May Company department store opened on Public Square in 1915. Containing over 800,000 square feet of floor…
The Home in the Sky
The Home in the Sky was a 39 x 31 foot, two-story, six-room, Colonial-style house erected by Building Arts Exhibit Inc.…
The Glenville Plan
"Urban renewal is black removal." So said 24th Ward Councilman Leo Jackson, a fiery African American…
The Fuller-Collins House Today
This photo taken in late 2018 shows the condition of the house today. Its exterior condition has deteriorated somewhat…
The End Is Here, 1979
A shopping cart found cemented into the woods may have indicated how one Rock Court resident perceived the need for a…
The Downtown Subway Plan
Imagine descending an escalator from USBank Plaza and boarding a subway bound for Tower City Center. Mayor Tom Johnson…
The City Club
Founded in 1912, the City Club has long been known as "Cleveland's Citadel of Free Speech." The City Club was the…
The Bustling Victorian West Side
Because the Public Square was the central shopping mecca for Medinians, it was always crowded. Notice the multitude of…
The Avenue at Tower City Center
Opened in 1990 by Forest City Enterprises, which acquired the Terminal Tower and Terminal complex in the 1980s, The…
The Arcade
In the summer of 1886, former councilman and real estate broker James M. Curtiss met with acting Cleveland Parks…
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…
