Fridrich Bicycle may have witnessed its best years in the decades of the 1940s through 1960s. In addition to selling a…

"In Cleveland, it's the Hollenden" was a popular slogan used in advertisements seen on postcards and newspapers during…

Visitors to Luna Park ascended a steep staircase to reach its main gates. Later, the park installed an early form of an…

In this 1940 photograph, employees of Standard Brewing Company inspect bottles of Erin Brew beer at the bottling plant…

This circa 1955 advertisement shows a group of high schoolers enjoying food and good company at Budin's, a popular…

In the post World War II era, a number of African-American-owned businesses opened on Carnegie. Perhaps none was as…

The property's highly popular hiking trails were laid out during the estate's original development process.

For $2 at the door, patrons danced the night away to the hits of several popular Motown artists at one of the many…

Elaborate holiday window displays were popular attractions for many Clevelanders, even during the Great Depression when…

Waldorf, which roughly translates to 'forest city' in German, was initially the brewery's most popular brand of beer. …

A cross-section view of the design plan for the Mall Theaters, showcasing their unique configuration.

This map shows that the north half of East 3rd Street was, by mid-twentieth century, surrounded by commercial retail…

The building's arched entrance is made of terra-cotta tile and reflects the Romanesque style that was popular among…

Visitors and a deer look on as a pair of sea lions frolic in one of the zoo's popular attractions.

Gay Crosse and The Good Humor Six played at Gleason's which was one of Cleveland's most popular nightclubs located on…

Stouffer's 227 Club, adjacent to the Shaker Square restaurant, sold frozen versions of many of the establishment's most…

Beer Gardens were popular in the early to mid-1900s. It was not uncommon to have picnic parties at beer gardens.

The swimming pool was always a popular destination for children visiting Cleveland's Zoo. Agnes Kingsley shares her…

Brought in to head the breakaway church, Our Lady of Sorrows, Zakrajšek soon became so popular with his…

This ad gives a feel for the early 1980s video arcade games that were popular at the time. The Eastgate Coliseum's…

This brochure advertising the Folkman Physical Culture Studio was printed in 1956 and noted that the popular gym had…

Located at East 33rd Street and Payne Avenue and owned and operated by Stanley Rudnicki for 40 years, it was one of the…

A popular gathering place in the Jackowo Polish neighborhood in the early twentieth century, it featured a dance hall as…

On October 10, 1969, proclaimed by Mayor Carl Stokes as "Greg Morris Day," the then popular television star and…