Cleveland's public golf courses: A player's guide

Tidyman, John H.

Gray & Co.

Raising Kids Cheap in Greater Cleveland

Richardson, Lynn Scholle

Business & Money

For budding artists and Cleveland buffs, here is a delightfully detailed coloring book just about Cleveland. Lively drawings depict familiar scenes, like Tower City at the holidays, West Side Market vendors, the Air Show, the Cleveland Ballet, Old Stone Church, the Rapid Transit, the Soldiers & Sailors Monument, and other landmarks. Descriptive notes provide a variety of historical, geographical, and cultural facts about each scene. Heavy-duty pages stand up to almost any kind of pencil, crayon, or marker.

Color Me Cleveland

Children's Books

Hudson, Thomas

Literature & Fiction

The Greater Cleveland Garden Guide

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

McClure, Susan

Gardening & Landscape Design

A Cleveland standby has gotten a makeover. 
Since 1993, this colorful coffee-table photography book has been a standard gift used by Clevelanders who love to show off their city to out-of-towners. 
Now, a new edition brings it up to date with the city’s latest landmarks and refurbished highlights. 
Photographer Jonathan Wayne updated several of the 102 photographs each time his book was reprinted during the past nine years, to keep pace with the changing city. Out went the old—like the Browns, in 1995; Municipal Stadium; and the Cleveland Ballet. In came the new—Jacobs Field, the Rock Hall, the Great Lakes Science Center, the new Browns, the Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Hershey Children’s Garden, and others. 
Wayne also added photographs in response to customer requests. Most often requested: a photo of the renowned Cleveland Orchestra performing at Severence Hall (added in this new edition). The book’s most recent addition is the striking Frank Gehry–designed Peter B. Lewis Building, which opened in October, 2002. 
Now, enough changes have accumulated to warrant the publication of a new edition. More than a quarter of the book’s photos are different from the first printing. The book’s new cover reflects the current shape of Cleveland’s skyline (including the new Carl B. Stokes U.S. Courthouse). And the notes section was carefully updated with factual details about each place photographed. 
Especially popular with business travelers (in part because of its compact size), Cleveland: A Portrait of the City has been taken as a gift to countries on all seven continents—including Antarctica, in 2001.

Cleveland: A Portrait of the City

History

Americas

Cleveland Discovery Guide: Greater Cleveland's Best Family Recreation

Travel

Stephen Phillips

United States

Cleveland Golfer's Bible

John H. Tidyman

Cleveland Ethnic Eats: Guide to Clevelands Authentic Restaurants and Food Stores

Laura Taxel

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Best Things in Life: Two Hundred Thirty-Six Things About Cleveland

Johnston, Christopher

Cleveland on Foot: A Guide to Walking and Hiking in Cleveland and Vicinity

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Patience Cameron Hoskins

Harry Cameron

Exercise & Fitness

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