Filed Under Labor

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Building

When Railroad Labor Unions were King in Cleveland

By Jim Dubelko

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The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Building

The Razing of "America's Finest Labor Temple"

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Education

The Cleveland Health Museum

America's First Health Museum

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Religion

Saint Josaphat of Parma

From Mission to Parish to Cathedral

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Cemeteries

St. Mary Cemetery

Cleveland's First West Side Catholic Cemetery

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Agriculture

Zverina Log House

A Bit of Historic Czechia on Cleveland's Southeast Side

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Biography

Charles W. Chesnutt

A Life Devoted to Battling America's "Color Line"

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The Sapirstein Family

A Greeting Card Company Grows in Glenville

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Early Settlers & Settlement

Perry-Payne Building

Standing at a Place of Historic Memory

By Jim Dubelko

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The Grand Arcade

W. C. Scofield's Enduring Building

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Food

Bertsch Building

Built for Wohl's Hungarian Restaurant

By Jim Dubelko

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Hilliard Building

The Oldest Commercial Building in Downtown Cleveland

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Recreation

Corning House

The Last Surviving Vestige of Cranwood Farm and Race Track

By Jim Dubelko

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Bradford House

Hiding in Plain Sight in Cleveland's Corlett Neighborhood

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Religion

Saint Patrick on Bridge Avenue

A Memorial to Cleveland's Irish Immigrants

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Sports

Jesse Owens

The Cleveland Years

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Libraries

Carnegie West

The West Side Branch Library built in a Park

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Entrepreneurs

Cinecraft Productions

The Historic Film Company Produced by a Love Story

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Lorain-Fulton Square

Once the "Hub of the West Side"

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Fridrich Bicycle

Once Cleveland's Oldest Bike Shop

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Parks

Market Square Park

A Public Space for Two Centuries

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Businesses

Thomas Axworthy House

Where a Popular West Side Gym Once Stood

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Conflict

M. J. Lawrence House

When Is It Time to Rename a Historic House?

By Jim Dubelko

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Filed Under Religion

Saint Mark's Episcopal Church

Built for a Burgeoning 19th-Century West Side Population

By Jim Dubelko

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