A. C. Ernst Engraving

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A. C. Ernst Engraving
In addition to his auditing expertise, Alwin C. Ernst co-founded the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, helped bring the Republican National Convention to Cleveland in 1936, and was among the organizers of the Great Lakes Exhibition in 1936-37.

Ernst's hobby was breeding and racing horses. He owned a breeding farm in Lexington, Kentucky, and a racing stable on Long Island. The names of each of his horses began with the letters AL - Alorter, Alquest and Alablue, to name a few. Several were winners, including Aletern, who placed first in the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park on May 30, 1944.

Engraved by E. G. Williams & Bro., N.Y., Lewis Publishing Co., courtesy of Western Reserve Historical Society
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