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The government bought the homes and buildings that would be torn down.

1896 image of Kinsman between B. Street and Herald Street, all North of Port. By the 1950's the majority of street names will change, homes will change dramatically, and this entire site will be the location for the Garden Valley Urban Development.

This image shows Robert Cramer and Charlene Dina cleaning Lincoln Park of trash and natural debris near W. 14th Street in the early fall of 1978.

This image shows the office of the Tremont Neighborhood Improvement Information Center in 1964. The office was located at 2399 W. 11th Street in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland.

This image depicts the awarding of certificates to citizens of Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood who have substantially improved their homes. The award ceremony pictured is taking place in 1962 and Mrs. Ralph Lacher can be seen in the far right of the…

Boarded up and abandoned, this is the Garden Valley neighborhood house. It is located at 7100 Kinsman Road in Cleveland.

Items were sold at the Neighborhood house at a lower cost for the low income families. Her volunteers display some of the merchandise.

This scene depicts health day at the neighborhood house.

Volunteers like Mrs. Floyd Stamps visited the Neighborhood house and administered preventative care.

L-R, Mrs Rochelle Smist, 18 and Mrs. Charles Gard. Looks as though Mrs. Gard is teaching Mrs. Smith how to do something. Mrs. Smith is from the Garden Valley Development and Mrs. Gard is from Cleveland Heights.