Western Reserve Historical Society. Publication 169. Black and white photographs. Printed by Bucknell University Press.

Treasure by the Bay: The Historic Architecture of Sandusky, Ohio (Western Reserve Historical Society Publication)

Arts & Photography

Damm, Ellie

Architecture

Western Reserve Historical

The Road to Respectability: James A. Garfield and His World, 1844-1852 (Western Reserve Historical Society Publication)

Booraem, Hendrik V.

History

Although conceived as a continuation of Edmund Chapman's Cleveland: Village to Metropolis, Johannesen produced a volume that has become the standard architectural history of Cleveland. In treating architecture as a social phenomenon as well as a fine art, Johannesen addresses geography, environment, building type, style, technology, and architects.

Cleveland Architecture, 1876-1976

Johannesen, Eric

Young Ellsworth's lively account of the trip on horseback to and through the Western Reserve is the subject of this book, here published for the first time. Narrative in form, the journal is an important document of social history, a mirror image of a region and its people in an exciting and rapidly changing time.

A Tour to New Connecticut in 1811: The Narrative of Henry Leavitt Elsworth (Western Reserve Historical Society Publication)

Americas

History of the Jews of Cleveland (Regional History Series of the American Jewish History Center of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Vol 4)

Gartner, Lloyd P.

History of the Jews of Cleveland by Lloyd P. Gartner. Illustrated Paperback Published 1987 by Cleveland Western Reserve Historical Society in cooperation with the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland. 387 pages.

History of the Jews of Cleveland (Western Reserve Historical Society)

World

This is the catalog to a retrospective exhibition of the work of couturier James Galanos held at the Western Reserve Historical Society, Chisholm Halle Costume Wing, in 1996, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 1997. It consists primarily of illustrations of creations by Galanos between 1952 and 1993. Curator of the exhibition was Barry Bradley, curator of costume for the historical society.

Galanos

Bradley, Barry W.

Galanos, James

Historical Study & Educational Resources

John Malvin was a free black who left Virginia in 1827 for Ohio where he held a variety of jobs including cook, carpenter, and canal boat captain. He was a Baptist minister, abolitionist, and supporter of public education. Originally published in 1879, this story is one of hard work, a struggle for equality, and a belief in progress. Allan Peskin, professor of history at Cleveland State University, notes in his introduction that Malvin's autobiography mirrors the man: direct, unadorned, dignified, and optimistic.

North into Freedom: The Autobiography of John Malvin, Free Negro, 1795-1880

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

This is a translation of a biographical directory of the leading German-American citizens in Cleveland, Ohio. It is prefaced with a short overview of the city's history and the history of the local German community.

Cleveland and Its Germans: 1897-1898 (Werner D. Mueller Reprint Series) (Western Reserve Historical Society Publication)

Western Reserve Historical Society

Historical

This is a translation of a biographical directory of the leading German-American citizens in Cleveland, Ohio.  It is prefaced with a short overview of the city's history and the history of the local German community.

Cleveland and Its Germans: 1907 Edition (Western Reserve Historical Society Publication , No. 185)

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