Northwest corner of Scranton and Clark - Cleveland Public Library Most of the businesses come from the 1936 City Directory which I thought would be representative of this area in its heyday. The numbers are the addresses of the various businesses. 25thįor this neighborhood, I decided to lay it out as if you were walking up and down the streets back in the day. Tabor Evangelical Association - Daisy Ave.
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Riverside Cemetery - 3607 Pearl Road, 21 ĬHURCHES: Click here to see church histories and possibly pictures of the churches belowīethel Free Will Baptist Church 3354 Fultonīyelorussian Orthodox Church, 3517 W. NEARBY CEMETERIES: For a Spreadsheet showing where records can be found for the cemeteries mentioned below, see this site: Germans, Czechs, Italians, Slovaks, Poles, Latvians. This neighborhood is also home to the Cleveland Zoo. Also in the neighborhood is the Clark Recreation Center at 5706 Clark and Estabrook Rec Center at 4125 Fulton.
The main shopping area is Clark Avenue and W. Schools in this neighborhood are Lincoln-West at 3202 West 30th and Thomas Jefferson at 3145 West 46th. The Clark-Fulton area was changed dramatically during the 1960's and 1970's by the construction of I-71 and I-90. Milford Place is a new apartment complex located at the former site of Milford Elementary School. This was a meeting hall for the Czech community. The Aragon Ballroom is also located in this neighborhood as well as Ceska Sin Sokol hall at 4314 Clark Avenue. Marvin and Daisy Avenues were named after Carlos Jones' children. This home for children is on land donated in the late 1800's by Carlos and Anna Jones. This neighborhood also contains the Jones Home. The Scranton Road portion of the neighborhood holds MetroHealth Medical Center, which was established at its present location in 1889 as the City Hospital. Businesses grew along Pearl Street (today West 25th Street) and Clark Avenue. These immigrants were attracted to the area to work in the nearby industries in the Flats as well as the breweries that developed along Train Avenue. They were followed by Czechs, Italians, Slovaks and Poles.
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