Aerial View of Downtown Cleveland and Old Stadium

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Title

Aerial View of Downtown Cleveland and Old Stadium

Subject

Aerial photographs

Description

The Cleveland Municipal Stadium, situated near Lake Erie, opened in 1931. It was the former home of the Cleveland Browns and the Cleveland Indians. In the same location today is the Cleveland Browns Stadium, opened in 1999.

Creator

Cuyahoga County Engineers.

Source

Cuyahoga County Engineer's Photography Collection. Cuyahoga County Archives. Box 19.

Publisher

Cleveland State University. Dept. of History.

Rights

Organizations and individuals seeking to use materials for public exhibition and/or commercial use must obtain permission from the History Department at Cleveland State University. Use of materials for educational and research purposes is considered fair use.

Format

Image, JPEG, 1 Mb

Language

eng

Type

Image

Coverage

Downtown (Cleveland, Ohio)

Image Item Type Metadata

Original Format

Photograph

Physical Dimensions

4 X 5 in

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