By 1921, the wisdom of George W. Kinney's gamble on upper Euclid Avenue was unquestioned. As this view looking east along the north side of the street makes clear, Kinney & Levan was in good company in the heart of a retail and entertainment district that rivaled that near Public Square. This photo was taken before the construction of the Keith Building at the end of the Playhouse Square block. | Date: ca. 1921 | Source: Cleveland Public LibraryDownload Original File
