This retail price list from 1932 shows the prices of the products that Dean Dairy offered to consumers at this time. …

The rows of cars signify the large number of people Republic Steel employed. But, the jobs came with the price of just…

Carling sponsored both the Browns and Indians franchises as the teams' official beer. Its sponsorship was reflected in…

The solar features displayed in the Guda's energy efficient home added about $10,000 to the cost of the building. Even…

That is how the Plain Dealer on January 15, 1914 announced that W. J. Roberts of the Gibson and Price Lead Works had…

As early as 1896, Edgewater Park's three existing bathhouses were overtaxed with users. In response to the parks…

Gibson and Price no longer produces lead products at the factory that the company built at this location in the Flats in…

The text for this 1929 advertisement reads: "The Instant you look at this car you know it's a thorough-bred. Lines,…

The mansion at 3201 Euclid Avenue remained a private residence until 1922. After the Eells family, Warren Corning and…

Willie Pierson and Rodger Price opened the Log Cabin at 2290 East 55th Street in 1934. Thanks to its location across…

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

This is the ribbon cutting ceremony at the official opening of the Clifton Park Bridge in 1964. Mayor Norman C. Schwenk…

Built in 1883, the building at Superior Avenue and East 6th Street was the first official structure built for…

This home, built by Price French prior to 1840, was the first brick house built in Lakewood, but it is no longer…

The total price of building Look About Lodge was approximately $26,000. Funding from the Works Progress Administration…

Official program for the 1945 NFL Championship Game—just the thirteenth such playoff in NFL history and a record-setter…

The purchase and subsequent demolition of the old Elysium was fraught with opposition. The opposition complained that…

The intersection of Detroit Avenue and West 65th Street is the historic commercial and social center of what is now the…

If home cured pig's knuckles, ox tongue, jumbo frog legs, or goose liver sausage felt too risky, you could always turn…

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

Floor plans from the early 1920s reveal that for the first time, the Cleveland Medical Library Association intended to…

The public looked to the City of Cleveland for a guarantee that air pollution regulations directed toward industries…

Bill Mitchell talks about how the fall of the Berlin Wall affected the price of chocolate.

Cleveland's Forest Hill represents another kind of planned community. As a commercial enterprise, Forest Hill used a…