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Learn the rich history of Cleveland’s Westside streets.
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Have you ever wondered how some Westside Cleveland streets got their names? Were they named in honor of prominent people? Perhaps they were named after the landowner who sold their farm to city development?
Join us on this tour to find out which road names have significance to Riverside Cemetery's residents. Presented by Jamie Lynne Owens (author of Cleveland's Riverside Cemetery) and Maria P. Moldovan.
Book signings and sales will follow the event.
Jamie Lynne Owens and Maria P. Moldovan
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Known for its distinctive futurist look, the Parma Heights Branch is located on city-owned property near the Parma Heights Pool and Greenbriar Commons. Designed in the Googie style by John Lipaj, the branch opened to the public on June 17, 1963.