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This 1959 photograph was taken from the real estate appraisal card for 6019 Quincy Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. It shows the drug store Kurlander Drug and the neighboring ice cream shop located on the corner of Quincy Avenue and East Sixty-first street…

This 1959 photograph was taken from the real estate appraisal card for 6019 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. It shows the drug store, Kurlander Drug, the neighboring ice cream shop that were located on the corner of Quincy Avenue and East Sixty-first…

Military installations were given a secondary survey measuring their capacity to protect from fallout. This book shows how the measurements were recorded. All of the reports were added to the shelter's original file. (DD form OCD-679)

The second phase of the National Fallout Shelter Survey began in 1962. This included detailed drawings of each of the thousands of fallout shelters across the country. Cuyahoga County had over 2000 individual shelters located in over 1100…

Cover of booklet containing information on individual fallout shelters. Contains updates until 1986.

List of facilities that were inspected and failed, or no longer met updated standards for protection

This list of shelters is indicative of the survey that was taken to update the list of fallout shelters in 1971. The list shows building name, location, and amount of available spaces according to protection factor.

Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher and others on a boat examining pollution near an industrial section of the Cuyahoga River in 1965.

Water flows over closed canal locks on the Ohio Canal.

Closed locks along the Ohio Canal.