Standing at the corner of East 9th and Euclid is The Cleveland Trust Building completed in 1908. Inside stands, fluted columns, Tiffany-style glass panels, and marble floors and walls. This building has even made the big screen in multiple movies!

Erie Street Cemetery is the oldest existing cemetery in Cleveland. Notable people including many of Cleveland’s mayors, Revolutionary War veterans, and Native American Chiefs are buried here. This beautiful cemetery dates back to 1826.

The May Building which is currently serving as luxury apartments has lived many lives throughout the years and was once the third largest department store in the nation.

The Arcade, nicknamed Cleveland’s Crystal Palace, was the first indoor shopping mall in America. You may even recognize some of the tenants and events that were housed in this amazing Victorian Era structure through the years.

The Schofield Building has been a fixture of Downtown Cleveland for over 120 years. Through the years, the building has changed owners, tenants, and appearances. One thing hasn’t changed, our love for the beautiful, red brick, victorian high rise, designed by the famous architect, Levi Schofield.