International Salt Company opened a salt-mining operation on Whiskey Island in 1962. As described in a Plain Dealer…

As a defense against enemies breaching strategic coastal areas, minefields were laid that could be controlled from the…

Following the war, the Junior Mine Planters built at the Rocky River Dry Dock Co. were re-purposed for use by other…

In 1919, the Rocky River Dry Dock Co. completed construction on five Junior Mine Planters for the U.S. Army…

The Free Stamp has adorned Willard Park since 1991

April 25, 1986 - BP Chairman Robert Horton announces that the Free Stamp will not be mounted in front of its corporate…

In an effort to distinguish Lincoln Park from other dry amusement parks available to Cleveland residents, The Lincoln…

Len Calabrese expresses the ethos of the City Club and its dedication to free speech

Commissioned by Sohio to be placed at their headquarters on Cleveland's Public Square, the Free Stamp was designed by…

The Free Stamp was originally intended to grace Public Square.

In the grip of the Great Depression, the Cleveland Interurban Railroad offered free parking at its outlying stations for…

In a tounge-in cheek tribute, the Free Stamp points directly at the 23rd floor of the former BP America Building.

In 1955, after the Cleveland Transit System (CTS) opened its rapid transit line through the Union Terminal, it cut back…

This plaque, which was put up when the church was finished, shows that St. Sava’s in Broadview Heights was a separate…

Moreland on the Move Community Association holds an annual block party, usually in Chelton Park. Along with free food…

The fountain in the Albanian Garden was created in the 1920s and was originally located at Willard Park. It was removed…

The Kon-Tiki regularly used caricatures of Polynesians in its advertisements in a look reminiscent of Chief Wahoo. These…

In January 1918, Adele von Ohl Parker traveled to Detroit, Michigan to perform in the "Cheyenne Days" vaudeville act. …

This smiling member of the congregation is applying spackling compound to Masjid Bilal's walls. Thanks to the…

The Athenian, once a Greek coffee house, opened in 1964. Mixing Americanized Greek food with belly dancing and bouzouki…

A photograph of the crowd, estimated to hold between 50,000 and 70,000 people, at WMMS's "Woodsmoke Appreciation Day,"…

This Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel postcard from the 1960s described (on the reverse side) the hotel's amenities. It read, in…