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Edison invented mass-produced house to be built by pouring concrete into metal molds

A 1961 report prepared by the Cuyahoga County Regional Planning Commission looks at historical and contemporary statistics and offers projections focusing on population, housing, and employment in Cuyahoga County. There is an emphasis on suburban…

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…

Graph of housing trend 1910-1960 in Cleveland, Ohio

An December 1912 ariel view of the blocks between West 14th Street,West 11th Street, West 10th Street, Fairfield Avenue, and Kenilworth Avenue. Located in the upper left corner, near the intersection of West 14th and Fairfield, is the former Olney…

An early 1912 ariel view of the blocks between West 14th Street,West 11th Street, West 10th Street, Fairfield Avenue, and Kenilworth Avenue. Located in the upper left corner, near the intersection of West 14th and Fairfield, is the former Olney Art…

An 1896 ariel view of the blocks between Jennings Avenue, Merchant Avenue, Pelton Avenue, Fairfield Avenue, and Kenilworth Avenue. Located in the upper left corner, near the intersection of Jennings and Fairfield, is the Olney Art Gallery

This image shows the ornate muses that encircle the exterior of the Olney Gallery and the grandiose architecture of the chimney and gallery itself in sharp contrast to the cracks and decay enveloping the structure. The gallery is located at 137 West…

This image shows the staircase that formed the entrance to the former Olney Gallery. One can not only see the ornate architecture that made up the gallery, but also the decay that has befallen the property since its abandonment.

This image shows the former home of Charles and Abigail Olney in the foreground with the attached gallery visible behind. The image was taken from south looking north along W. 14th Street.