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| Welcome
to the Cleveland Heights Historical Society |
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Cleveland Heights Historical Society is a non-profit
organization that is dedicated to preserving and
promoting the diverse character and traditions of
Cleveland Heights, Ohio. |
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| As some of our
virtual visitors know, Cleveland Heights was one
of the area's first "bedroom communities."
Conceived of as an elite garden suburb by Patrick
Calhoun and John Hartness Brown in the last years
of the 19th Century, Cleveland Heights has evolved
into a wonderfully eclectic and architecturally
significant community with a unique flavor and
personality. Through this web site, it is our
goal to profile the people, places, structures,
and activities that have contributed to the special
heritage enjoyed by the city's residents and visitors.
Most of our entries will be updated
regularly, so please bookmark this site and plan
to come back regularly. |
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The Eastern Ohio Traction
Interurban reaches the top of Cedar Glen Hill, ca.
1900 |
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CHHS
(and our web site) are growing fast; and
we welcome your input. If you would like
to learn more about the Cleveland Heights
Historical Society, join our organization
(it's very inexpensive), or provide resource
information for this site, please Contact
Us.
In the future, CHHS
may have its own physical home, but for
now, we are a cyber society. |
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for stopping by. |
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