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Hidden History of Cleveland

by Christopher Busta-Peck
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Discover the rich past and local landmarks of this uniquely American city—includes numerous photos.
 
Too often, we think of history as something that happens elsewhere. In reality, it surrounds us—in our hometowns and everywhere we travel. In this book, local history preservationist Christopher Busta-Peck unearths fascinating and forgotten aspects of Cleveland, Ohio’s past.
 
Take a trip down East 100th Street to the home where Jesse Owens lived when he shocked the world at the 1936 Olympics. Ascend the stairs to Langston Hughes’s attic apartment on East 86th, where the influential writer lived alone during his formative sophomore and junior years of high school. From the massive Brown Hoist Building and the Hulett ore unloaders to some of the oldest surviving structures in Cleveland, Busta-Peck, of the wildly popular Cleveland Area History blog, has Clevelanders and visitors rediscovering the city’s compelling past.
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Series: Hidden History Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

Kindle Book

  • Release date: October 25, 2011

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781625841797
  • Release date: October 25, 2011

EPUB ebook

  • ISBN: 9781625841797
  • File size: 4565 KB
  • Release date: October 25, 2011

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Kindle Book
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subjects

History Travel Nonfiction

Languages

English

Discover the rich past and local landmarks of this uniquely American city—includes numerous photos.
 
Too often, we think of history as something that happens elsewhere. In reality, it surrounds us—in our hometowns and everywhere we travel. In this book, local history preservationist Christopher Busta-Peck unearths fascinating and forgotten aspects of Cleveland, Ohio’s past.
 
Take a trip down East 100th Street to the home where Jesse Owens lived when he shocked the world at the 1936 Olympics. Ascend the stairs to Langston Hughes’s attic apartment on East 86th, where the influential writer lived alone during his formative sophomore and junior years of high school. From the massive Brown Hoist Building and the Hulett ore unloaders to some of the oldest surviving structures in Cleveland, Busta-Peck, of the wildly popular Cleveland Area History blog, has Clevelanders and visitors rediscovering the city’s compelling past.
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History Travel Nonfiction