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Handbook of Cleveland including pictures. This selection, from pages 128-129, describes street railroads in the city.

From City Magazine's January/February 1971 issue on "The Suburban Frontier of the 70s," an article titled "Cleveland. More and more, the suburbanites 'are reacting to their troubled mother city with a thumb to the nose.'" The article describes…

Cleveland similar to several other cities experienced an increase in population. Jobs were becoming available as the industrial revolution became to grow in the Cleveland area. In the mid 1800s to early 1900s immigrants began to converge on the city…

This table shows what percentage of the total population was employed in manufacturing from 1930 to 2000. The table includes figures for the State of Ohio and Cuyahoga and Lake Counties.

This is census data about Ohio City, the neighborhood of Cleveland where the West Side Market is located, from 2000 and 1990. It shows the general trend that Ohio City is losing population like the rest of Cleveland and Cuyahoga county. It also shows…

Census Data for St. Clair-Superior Neighborhood
Source: “Cleveland City Planning Commission,” http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/census/factsheets/cpc.html.

Total Population By Year

Year Population SPA…

Image depicts 1913 South of Kinsman between proposed E. 69 and E. 71. We can see that a wooden bridge spans Kingsbury Run ravine. This is the future site of the Garden Valley Development.

"Firemen remove Joe Znidarsic, 38... from roof of St. Vitus Church" --photo verso.

This is a photo of the interior of the West Side Market. In this photo there are some familiar faces of family vendors.

This an image taken from a vehicle driving into Westlake from Rocky River and about to enter the Detroit Ave. Bridge. On the left side of the photo an office building, the bridge Building, built on the ruins of a previous bridge demolished in 1980…