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16708 Kinsman Road, 1943

This file appears in: Heinen's Fine Foods: A Supermarket Chain's Shaker Roots

Joseph Heinen's first grocery store was located at 16708 Kinsman Road. In addition to prepackaged and fresh meats, the…

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5th Street Arcades

By Michael Rotman

Most people know about "The Arcade" in Cleveland. Some might be surprised, however, to find out that Downtown actually…

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A Shopper's Paradise

This file appears in: West Side Market: The Last of Cleveland's Historic Market Houses

The West Side Market House had 110 stands in its concourse area and the Produce Arcade an additional 126 outside. It…

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Aerial View of May Co. Building and Parking Lot

This file appears in: Parmatown: A Civic Center for Postwar Parma

General view of May Co.'s Parmatown store and adjointing stores in shopping center. Rectangular 'hole' to left of store…

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Aerial View of Shaker Square

This file appears in: Shaker Village Historic District

The Shaker Village Historic District abuts the Shaker Square Historic District on its western boundry. Originally a…

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Avon Lake Power Plant, 1967

This file appears in: Avon Lake Power Plant

In a 1960 effort to satiate locals and merchants, C.E.I. made a $210,000 landscaping initiative to transform the area…

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Bailey's

By Rachel Verba

The sweet smell of retail success was in the air in the early 1870s due to the example set by William Taylor and Thomas…

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Be A Shaker Shopper

This file appears in: Kingsbury Building: A Self-Contained Commercial District Along the Shaker Rapid

In an effort to lure people away from malls and back to local stores, the "Be a Shaker Shopper" campaign was started in…

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Be a Shaker Shopper!

This file appears in: Shaker Town Center: Redeveloping Moreland's Historic Shopping Center

In 1982, the City of Shaker Heights and the Chagrin-Lee-Avalon Merchants Association started the "Be a Shaker Shopper"…

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Bowling at Kinsman-Lee

This file appears in: Shaker Town Center: Redeveloping Moreland's Historic Shopping Center

One of the most popular recreational spots in the Moreland neighborhood for many years was Kinsman-Lee Bowling Lanes,…

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Building a Wireless

This file appears in: West High: Cleveland Builds its First Public High School on the West Side

West High students Robert Fellows, Bernard Bright, and Harry Kirby listen to an early era radio set that they built at…

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Card Catalog at Shaker Heights Public Library

This file appears in: Shaker Heights Public Library: A Legacy of the Van Sweringens' Shaker "Group Plan"

Efforts to phase out use of the card catalog began during the early 1980s at Shaker Heights Public Library. By 1984,…

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Carnegie West

By Jim Dubelko

In 1903, "Steel King" Andrew Carnegie pledged $250,000—today's equivalent of eight million dollars—for seven new branch…

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Chagrin Lee Plaza

This file appears in: Shaker Town Center: Redeveloping Moreland's Historic Shopping Center

In 1960, the City of Shaker Heights purchased the Kinlee Building on the northeast corner of Chagrin Boulevard and Lee…

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Church Square

By Sarah Nemeth

In 1991 a derailed construction project had left an abundance of weeds and hills of mounded dirt in the vacant…

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Cinema / Lake / Esquire Theater

By Nathanael Meranda

The Cinema Theater opened its doors to Euclid Avenue at East 17th Street on October 14, 1928. The movie house offered…

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Classic Cleveland Restaurants

In recent years, Cleveland’s reputation as a restaurant Mecca has grown considerably. Buoyed by “celebrity chefs” like…

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Cleveland Trust Company

By Charlotte Nicole Toledo & Chris Roy

The southeast anchor of Cleveland’s most prominent downtown intersection is a work of art that began, in the true…

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Cleveland's Second Downtown

By Adonees Sarrouh & J. Mark Souther

In the early 1800s the present-day intersection of Euclid Avenue and East 105th Street (then Doan Street) was known as…

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Clubhouse and Grandstand at Thistledown

This file appears in: Randall Park Race Track: Making Cleveland's Horse-Racing Suburb

Thistledown was the second track to locate in North Randall. It opened in 1925 across Emery Road to the north of Randall…

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Coal Pile from Walker Rd., 1978

This file appears in: Avon Lake Power Plant

C.E.I. stockpiled a significant amount of coal across the street from the Avon Lake plant. The pile, approximately one…

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Colonial Hotel

By Keanu Hallowell

The Colonial Hotel, now called the Residence Inn, is located on Prospect Avenue next to Cleveland’s historic East 4th…

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Colonial Hotel & Keith's Theater, Cleveland, O.

This file appears in: Colonial Hotel

The Colonial Hotel in Cleveland's shopping and business district in the early twentieth century. Guests of the hotel did…

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Colonial Hotel Cleveland

This file appears in: Colonial Hotel

"In the heart of the Business and Shopping district. Office Lobby, Colonial Arcade, Main Dining Room, Euclid Ave.,…

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