The World of Ceramics: Masterpieces from the Cleveland Museum of Art

Neils, Jenifer

Cleveland Landmarks Pr

The Terminal Tower Complex (Cleveland Landmarks Ser)

History

Toman, Jim

Americas

Cleveland's Changing Skyline (Cleveland Landmarks, Vol 3)

Cook, Dan

The Cleveland Sports Legacy Since 1945

Sports & Outdoors

Cleveland Sports Legacy 1900-1945

Miscellaneous

CoolFunCollectibles Listing - 1994 Revised Edition - Paperback - Very Solid Covers

Cleveland Stadium: 60 Years of Memories

Toman, James A.

The book takes Cleveland sports fans back to the era when Cleveland Municipal Stadium was the main sports venue in Cleveland. The book traces the history of the Indians and Browns at the stadium, and recalls the many other events that were held there, including religious events, rock concerts, and carnivals. The book also includes chapters on construction and demolition, and has a 16-page center color photograph spread.

Cleveland Stadium: The Last Chapter

Deegan, Gregory G.

Arts & Photography

This book explores the reasons behind the move of the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore, Maryland in 1996.

Fumble : The Browns, Modell, & the Move

Poplar, Michael G.

Football (American)

The book takes the reader on a century's journey through downtown Cleveland's most important gathering space, Public Square. It highlights the many architectural and structural changes that occurred in and around the Public Square environs and recalls the many events that drew Clevelanders to the Square throughout the century. It argues that the trajectory of the Square has mirrored that of the city. When the city's fortunes have flourished, so did those of the Square. When the city fell on hard times, these were echoed in the Square. Public Square has been a microcosm of Cleveland's promise and a reflection of what Clevelanders value.

The Heart of Cleveland: Public Square in the 20th Century

A photographic essay of the history of the Detroit-Superior (now Veterans Memorial) Bridge subway, When Cleveland Had a Subway recalls the short era when streetcars traveled below ground in Cleveland. Between 1918 and 1954, Cleveland did have a subway of sorts. The lower deck of the Detroit-Superior Bridge witnessed the constant squeal of streetcars upon their rails. The line that ran from Public Square West at its height brought thousands of West-siders and others to and from Clevelands downtown area. The short time period is a period of nostalgia for many who experienced it, and the book brings back those memories.

When Cleveland Had a Subway

Hays, Blaine S.

Young, Bruce E.

Spangler, James R.

Biographies & Memoirs

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