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Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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772newspaper titles
38digitized titles
456historic places
1800earliest paper
1808formed
1,264,817pop. 2020
96cemeteries
—CW battlefields

At a glance

Summary

The Library of Congress U.S. Newspaper Directory lists 772 newspaper titles published in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, with the earliest starting in 1800. 38 of these titles have digitized pages on Chronicling America. The National Register of Historic Places includes 456 listed properties in the county, first listed in 1966; 4 are also National Historic Landmarks. Most listings are in or near Cleveland, Cleveland Heights, Lakewood.

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Newspapers published in Cuyahoga

Library of Congress
772 newspaper titles
TitlePlaceYears
BudičekCleveland1800–1888
Cleveland Evening LeaderCleveland1800–1899
Cleveland Tri-Weekly Plain DealerCleveland1800–1883
Der EvangelistCleveland1800–1999
Home CompanionSpringfield, Cleveland1800–1899
The Cleveland TimesCleveland1800–1899
The Morning NewsCleveland1800–1899
The Plain DealerCleveland1800–1859
The Practical Ohio FarmerCleveland1800–1899
The Reporter and Western Reserve FarmerCuyahoga Falls1800–1899
Weekly Plain DealerCleveland1800–1904
Cleaveland [Sic] RegisterCleveland1818–1820
The Cleaveland [Sic] Gazette, and Commercial RegisterCleveland1818–1818
Cleaveland HeraldCleveland1819–1832
Western Intelligencer, Religious, Literary and PoliticalCleveland, Hudson1827–1830
Independent News-LetterCleveland1828–1830
Cleveland AdvertiserCleveland1831–1837
Cleveland HeraldCleveland1832–1837
The Cleveland WhigCleveland1834–1836
Daily Cleveland HeraldCleveland1835–1837
The Cleveland WhigCleveland1835–1836
Cleveland Daily GazetteCleveland1836–1837
Cleveland LiberalistCleveland1836–1899
Cleveland MessengerCleveland1836–1899
Daily AdvertiserCleveland1836–1837
Der Christliche BotschafterHarrisburg, New Berlin, Cleveland1836–1946
Der Christliche BotschafterNew Berlin, Cleveland, Harrisburg1836–1946
Der Christliche BotschafterHarrisburg, New Berlin, Cleveland1836–1946
The Ohio City ArgusOhio City1836–1838
Cleveland Daily AdvertiserCleveland1837–1838
Cleveland Herald and GazetteCleveland1837–1843
Cleveland Weekly AdvertiserCleveland1837–1840
Cleveland Weekly GazetteCleveland1837–1837
Daily Herald and GazetteCleveland1837–1839
The Cleveland JournalCleveland1837–1837
The Cleveland ObserverCleveland1837–1840
Commercial IntelligencerCleveland1838–1839
The Ohio Transcript, and Farmers' RegisterCleveland1838–1839
Cleveland Daily HeraldCleveland1839–1843
Cleveland AdvertiserCleveland1840–1841
The AxeCleveland1840–1840
Cleveland GathererCleveland1841–1844
Palladium of LibertyCleveland1841–1899
The Eagle-Eyed News-CatcherCleveland1841–1899
The Declaration of IndependenceCleveland1842–1899
The Plain DealerCleveland1842–1842
Cleveland Plain DealerCleveland1843–1853
The Cleveland HeraldCleveland1843–1853
The Cleveland HeraldCleveland1843–1868
Campaigner and Tariff AdvocateCleveland1844–1844
The Cleveland RepublicanCleveland1844–1899
The Ohio AmericanCleveland, Ohio City1844–1845
Cleveland Daily Plain DealerCleveland1845–1880
Cleveland Daily Plain DealerCleveland1845–1880
Ohio UniversalistCleveland1845–1846
Ohio Universalist, and Literary CompanionCleveland1845–1845
The Cleveland AmericanCleveland1845–1848
The Cleveland TimesCleveland1845–1849
Cleveland GermaniaCleveland1846–1872
The True DemocratCleveland, Olmsted Falls1846–1848
Ohio Temperance Artisan and Fraternal RegisterCleveland1847–1899
The Daily Cleveland TimesCleveland1847–1848
The Daily True DemocratCleveland1847–1851
Cleveland True DemocratCleveland1848–1851
Palladium of FreedomCleveland1848–1849
The Reserve BatteryCleveland1848–1848
The Spirit of FreedomCleveland1848–1899
American EagleCleveland1850–1899
Cleveland Journal and Monthly AdvertiserCleveland1850–1899
Cleveland Plain DealerCleveland1850–1899
The American AdvertiserCleveland1850–1852
The Evening ExpressOhio City1850–1899
The Evening GazetteOhio City1850–1899
The Family VisitorCleveland1850–1853
VanguardCleveland1850–1999
The Cleveland CommercialCleveland1851–1899
Tri-Weekly Cleveland HeraldCleveland1851–1879
Campaign DealerCleveland1852–1852
Cleveland Morning Plain DealerCleveland1852–1999
Daily Forest CityCleveland1852–1853
Der KommunistCleveland1852–1899
Morning Daily True DemocratCleveland1852–1853
Scott Soup BowlCleveland1852–1852
The HarpoonCleveland1852–1853
The Ohio FarmerCleveland1852–1876
The Ohio FarmerCleveland1852–1876
The Ohio Farmer and Mechanics' AssistantCleveland1852–1856
The Ohio Farmer and Mechanics' AssistantCleveland1852–1856
The RestitutionChicago, Plymouth, Cleveland1852–1999
Weekly Forest CityCleveland1852–1853
Weekly True DemocratCleveland1852–1853
Wächter Am ErieCleveland1852–1893
Wächter Am ErieCleveland1852–1893
Daily Forest City DemocratCleveland1853–1854
Spiritual UniverseCleveland1853–1899
The Aliened American DigitizedCleveland1853–1855
The Aliened American DigitizedCleveland1853–?
The Daily Cleveland HeraldCleveland1853–1874
Weekly Forest City DemocratCleveland1853–1854
American LiberalCleveland1854–1899
Bartholomew's Real Estate AdvertiserCleveland1854–1899
Cleveland Daily ExpressCleveland1854–1855
Cleveland Morning Leader DigitizedCleveland1854–1865
Cleveland Morning Leader DigitizedCleveland1854–?
Cleveland Tri-Weekly Leader DigitizedCleveland1854–1885
Cleveland Tri-Weekly Leader DigitizedCleveland1854–?
Cleveland Weekly LeaderCleveland1854–1885
Cleveland Weekly Plain DealerCleveland1854–1899
The Daily Ohio City ExpressCleveland, Ohio City1854–1854
Cleveland Know NothingCleveland1855–1855
Cleveland Morning ExpressCleveland1855–1855
Daily ClevelanderCleveland1855–1856
West Side Journal, and Monthly AdvertiserCleveland1855–1859
Cleveland CourierCleveland1856–1899
Commercial GazetteCleveland1856–1868
Der EvangelistCleveland, Tiffin1856–1875
The Campaign DealerCleveland1856–1856
Western ExpressCleveland1856–1899
Cleveland Daily ReviewCleveland1857–1861
The Ohio FarmerCleveland1857–1876
The Ohio FarmerCleveland1857–1876
Cleveland Monthly ReviewCleveland1858–1860
Cleveland Semi-Weekly ReviewCleveland1858–1860
LammerhirteCleveland1858–1940
Saturday Evening ReviewCleveland1858–1858
Sunday Morning ReviewCleveland1858–1858
The AgitatorCleveland1858–1860
The AnalystCleveland1858–1899
The Weekly National DemocratCleveland1858–1861
The Working Classes UnionCleveland1858–1899
Cleveland Daily Gleaner : A Family Paper Devoted to Current News, Sound Literature, Economy, Finance and CommerceCleveland1859–1861
Old Soldier's AdvocateCleveland1859–1878
The Daily National DemocratCleveland1859–1861
The RescuerCleveland1859–1899
Western Weekly GleanerCleveland1859–1899
Campaign Plain Dealer. And Popular Sovereignty AdvocateCleveland1860–1860
The Cleveland Morning HeraldCleveland1860–1871
The Morning Cleveland HeraldCleveland1860–1869
The Slogan of FreedomSpringfield, Indianapolis, Columbus1860–1869
Commercial AdvertiserCleveland1861–1899
Daily Morning Cleveland HeraldCleveland1861–1869
The Advocate of the Industrial School and Children's Aid SocietyCleveland1862–1899
The Soldiers FriendCleveland, 1862–1863
Commercial College MonthlyCleveland1863–1899
The Army HeraldCleveland, 1863–1868
Cleveland Evening DispatchCleveland1864–1869
Cleveland Daily Leader DigitizedCleveland1865–1873
Cleveland Daily Leader DigitizedCleveland1865–?
The Cleveland Leader DigitizedCleveland1865–1865
The Cleveland Leader DigitizedCleveland1865–?
Der SendboteCleveland, Forest Park1866–1971
Der SendboteCleveland, Forest Park1866–1971
PokrokCleveland1867–1878
Pokrok DigitizedCleveland, Chicago, Racine1867–?
Cleveland Weekly HeraldCleveland1868–1885
Grindstone City AdvertiserBerea1868–1877
Standard of the CrossCleveland1868–1887
The AdvertiserBerea1868–1868
The Daily Play BillCleveland1868–1899
The Evening NewsCleveland1868–1885
The Temperance EraCleveland1869–1870
The Prohibition EraCleveland1870–1999
The Tri-Weekly HeraldCleveland1870–1885
Cleveland AnzeigerCleveland1871–1872
Cleveland Sunday TimesCleveland1871–1871
Daily Grindstone City AdvertiserBerea1871–1899
People's Ticket AdvocateCleveland1871–1871
The Cleveland Morning Daily HeraldCleveland1871–1874
The Sunday VoiceCleveland1871–1872
Wochenblatt Des Cleveland AnzeigerCleveland1871–1876
The SchoolmateCleveland1872–1873
The Sunday Morning VoiceCleveland1872–1878
Täglicher Cleveland AnzeigerCleveland1872–1876
All Around the ClockNewburgh, Cleveland1873–1874
Cleveland ColumbiaCleveland1873–1879
Cleveland ColumbiaCleveland1873–1875
ColumbiaCleveland1873–1879
Columbia SonntagsblattCleveland1873–1899
Columbia TageblattCleveland1873–1899
Die Biene : Ein Unabhängiges Arbeiter-OrganCleveland1873–1876
Die Biene : Ein Unabhängiges Demokratisches OrganCleveland1873–1880
Our YouthCleveland1873–1999
Cleveland Daily HeraldCleveland1874–1880
Cleveland Daily HeraldCleveland1874–1880
Cleveland Saturday Evening PressCleveland1874–1999
Die Stimme Der WahrheitDetroit, Cleveland1874–1999
The Anti-Dram-Shop EraCleveland1874–1874
The Catholic UniverseCleveland1874–1926
The Chagrin Falls ExponentChagrin Falls1874–1964
The Cleveland LeaderCleveland1874–1885
The Cuyahoga County BladeSouth Cleveland, Cleveland1874–1875
The Ohio Exponent : A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Interests of the PeopleCleveland1874–1899
Abstract and RecordCleveland1875–1899
Cleveland Sunday TimesCleveland1875–1876
Reformirte Kirchenzeitung Und EvangelistCleveland1875–1880
South Cleveland AdvocateSouth Cleveland1875–1888
The Pictorial WorldCleveland1875–1879
The Sunday PostCleveland1875–1878
Cleveland AnzeigerCleveland1876–1891
Cleveland AnzeigerCleveland1876–1891
Cuyahoga RepublicanBerea1876–1877
Sunday Morning TimesCleveland1876–1880
The Evening StarCleveland1876–1899
Cuyahoga Republican and AdvertiserBerea1877–1877
Dennice NovověkuCleveland1877–1919
Dennice NovověkuCleveland1877–1919
Republican and AdvertiserBerea1877–1879
The Labor AdvanceCleveland1877–1878
Anti-Dram-Shop BugleCleveland1878–1878
Sunday Voice and PostCleveland1878–1878
The Cleveland VoiceCleveland1878–1883
The Daily AdvanceCleveland1878–1879
The Penny PressCleveland1878–1884
The Weekly AdvanceCleveland1878–1880
Cleveland PostCleveland1879–1880
The Berea AdvertiserBerea1879–1909
The SentinelCleveland1879–1886
The StateCleveland1879–1899
Cleveland Biene : Ein Sonntagsblatt Für Neuigkeiten, Unterhaltung Und BelehrungCleveland1880–1886
Cleveland Plain DealerCleveland1880–1881
East End SignalCleveland1880–1897
The Cleveland HeraldCleveland1880–1885
The Cleveland HeraldCleveland1880–1883
The Cleveland Sunday SunCleveland1880–1885
The Free PressCleveland1880–1899
The True Labor AdvocateCleveland1880–1880
VolnostCleveland1880–1908
Daily Plain DealerCleveland1881–1883
The Cleveland Daily MailCleveland1881–1999
The Daily GlobeCleveland1881–1899
The Labor StarCleveland1881–1884
The New Sunday Morning TimesCleveland1881–1882
The Catholic KnightCleveland1882–1893
The Saturday LedgerCleveland1882–1884
The Sunday TribuneCleveland1882–1888
The Town CrierBrooklyn, Brooklyn Village1882–1899
The Weekly CuyahoganBrooklyn1882–1886
Amendment HeraldCleveland1883–1899
Cleveland ChronicleCleveland1883–1886
Cleveland CommercialCleveland1883–1899
Plain DealerCleveland1883–1885
The Cleveland GazetteCleveland1883–1892
The Cleveland Gazette DigitizedCleveland1883–1892
The Cleveland Gazette DigitizedCleveland1883–?
The Evening HeraldCleveland1883–1885
The ExcelsiorCleveland1883–1899
The MidgetCleveland1883–1899
The VoiceCleveland1883–1885
Cleveland JournalCleveland1884–1899
East End SignalCleveland1884–1886
Freie PresseCleveland1884–?
The Bedford Free PressBedford1884–1999
The Cleveland ReporterCleveland1884–1899
The Home GazetteColumbus, Cleveland1884–1886
The PressCleveland1884–1889
Cleveland Daily ArgusCleveland1885–1886
Cleveland Plain Dealer DigitizedCleveland1885–?
Daily Court RecordCleveland1885–1887
Evening Plain DealerCleveland1885–1893
The Cleveland Leader and Morning HeraldCleveland1885–1892
The Cleveland Weekly Leader and HeraldCleveland1885–1891
The Daily ArgusCleveland1885–1885
The ExaminerCleveland1885–1895
The News and HeraldCleveland1885–1905
The Sun and VoiceCleveland1885–1888
The WorkmanCleveland1885–1899
Vanity FairCleveland1885–1899
Berea GritBerea1886–1893
Cleveland Labor ChronicleCleveland1886–1887
GripCleveland1886–1889
The CuyahoganBrooklyn, Cleveland1886–1905
The StarCleveland1886–1899
Bedford BeeBedford1887–1888
Cleveland Graphic SentinelCleveland1887–1899
The American UnionCleveland1887–1890
The Daily Legal News and Cleveland RecorderCleveland1887–?
The TruthCleveland1887–1899
Cleveland AdvocateNewburgh, Cleveland1888–1897
Cleveland GermaniaCleveland1888–1889
Ohio Sun and VoiceCleveland1888–1889
The TribuneCleveland1888–1914
The TridentCleveland1888–1919
Union Gospel NewsCleveland1888–1999
Union Gospel NewsCleveland1888–1999
Sun and VoiceCleveland1889–1899
The Cleveland Hebrew ObserverCleveland1889–1889
The Cleveland PressCleveland1889–1960
The ContestantCleveland1889–1897
The Daily GripCleveland1889–1899
The Hebrew ObserverCleveland1889–1899
The Loyal PublicBrooklyn, Brooklyn Village1889–1899
The Mail and NewsCleveland, Brooklyn Village1889–1894
The Sun and WorldCleveland1889–1890
Cleveland Sun and VoiceCleveland1890–1894
TatranCleveland1890–1999
The Cleveland WorldCleveland1890–1901
The Illustrated Times and Greater ClevelandCleveland1890–1999
The Little HustlerBerea1890–1899
Bedford News RegisterBedford1891–1897
Clevelander Anzeiger Und Deutsche PresseCleveland1891–1893
Clevelander Anzeiger Und Deutsche PresseCleveland1891–1893
JednotaMiddletown, Cleveland1891–?
Kurjer ClevelandskiCleveland, Toledo1891–1892
Kúrjer ClevelandskiCleveland1891–1892
Polonia W AmeryceCleveland1891–1923
SzabadságCleveland, New York1891–1897
The Cleveland CitizenCleveland1891–?
The Cleveland CitizenCleveland1891–?
The Cleveland Weekly LeaderCleveland1891–1904
Kirchenzeitung : Organ Und Eigentum Der Deutschen Synoden Der Reformirten Kirche in Den Vereinigten StaatenCleveland1892–1945
The Cleveland LeaderCleveland1892–1917
The GazetteCleveland1892–1949
The GazetteCleveland1892–1942
The Gazette DigitizedCleveland1892–1949
The Gazette DigitizedCleveland1892–?
Jutrzenka = Morning StarCleveland, Pittsburgh1893–1999
The County NewsBrooklyn Village, Berea, Cleveland1893–1894
The Evening PostCleveland1893–1897
The Illustrated Times and Cuyahoga County Legal BulletinCleveland1893–1999
The Jewish ReviewCleveland1893–1899
Wächter Und AnzeigerCleveland1893–?
Wächter Und AnzeigerCleveland1893–1900
Cleveland LaborCleveland1894–1999
Cuyahoga County NewsCleveland, Berea, Brooklyn Village1894–1908
Magyarok Vasárnapja = Hungarians' SundayDetroit, Cleveland1894–1944
The Cleveland VoiceCleveland1894–1896
The EmancipatorCleveland1894–1999
The Greater ClevelandCleveland1894–1897
Framat = ForwardCleveland1895–1999
The Cleveland RecorderCleveland1895–1911
The West Side SunCleveland1895–1909
Glenville NewsCleveland, Glenville1896–1896
The Collinwood NewsCollinwood, Cleveland1896–1914
The Daily Christian AdvocateCleveland1896–1896
The TimesCleveland, Glenville1896–1999
The Voice and ClevelanderCleveland1896–1897
Cuyahoga County DemocratBedford1897–1898
South Cleveland AdvocateCleveland1897–1914
Szabadság Magyar HiradoCleveland1897–1910
The Evening Plain Dealer and Evening PostCleveland1897–1898
The Sunday Voice and ClevelanderCleveland1897–1898
Evening Plain DealerCleveland1898–1905
The Bedford News RegisterBedford1898–1899
The Berea EnterpriseBerea1898–1955
The Collinwood ChronicleCollinwood, Cleveland1898–1931
The Sunday VoiceCleveland1898–1898
The VoiceCleveland1898–1905
Amerikai Magyar Népszava = American Hungarian People's VoiceCleveland, New York1899–1999
AmeričanCleveland1899–1939
Cleveland Daily RecordCleveland1899–1999
Ohio FarmerCleveland1899–?
The Bedford GazetteBedford1899–1899
The Bedford News Register and GazetteBedford1899–1901
The Cleveland ArtisanCleveland1899–1999
The Jewish Review and ObserverCleveland1899–1964
The Ohio FarmerCleveland1899–?
Call and PostCleveland1900–?
Communicator NewsColumbus, Cleveland1900–?
Cuyahoga County DemocratCollinwood, Cleveland1900–1914
Gwiazda Zjednoczenia = Star of the UnionCleveland, Toledo1900–1999
Magyar Hirmondó = Hungarian NewsCleveland1900–1910
Magyarok Vasárnapja = Hungarians' SundayCleveland1900–?
Nova DomovinaCleveland1900–1908
Siła LuduCleveland1900–1999
Slavic Voice of ClevelandCleveland1900–1999
Staten Island PostStaten Island, , Cleveland1900–1999
The Berea Resident NewsLakewood1900–1999
The CitizenCollinwood1900–1905
The Cleveland MetroCleveland1900–?
The Cleveland PhilanthropistCleveland1900–1999
The East Cleveland SignalEast Cleveland1900–1942
The East End Journal : A Neighborhood Newspaper for All the PeopleCleveland1900–1999
The Geauga Times CourierChagrin Falls1900–?
The Nottingham CitizenNottingham1900–1904
The Ohio SocialistCleveland1900–1999
The Ohio SocialistCleveland1900–1999
The Ohio State ChronicleCleveland1900–1999
The Sun CourierBrecksville, Cleveland1900–?
Związkowiec = AlliancerCleveland1900–?
Clevelander HeroldCleveland1901–1908
The Bedford News RegisterBedford1901–1928
The Cleveland Daily WorldCleveland1901–1903
The Commercial BulletinCleveland1901–1901
The Commercial Bulletin and Daily Law JournalCleveland1901–1902
The Glenville TimesGlenville, Cleveland1901–1911
Magyar Napilap = Hungarian Daily NewsCleveland1902–1910
The Commercial Bulletin and Cleveland Daily RecordCleveland1902–1910
The Cleveland JournalCleveland1903–1913
The Cleveland WorldCleveland1903–1905
AmericaCleveland, Detroit1905–?
America DigitizedCleveland, Detroit1905–?
Cleveland World-NewsCleveland1905–1905
Cleveland World-News and Evening Plain DealerCleveland1905–1905
HLAS = VoiceCleveland1905–1921
The Bratenahl TimesBratenahl1905–1923
The Cleveland NewsCleveland1905–1960
The Collinwood CitizenCollinwood, Cleveland1905–1920
Das NotenblattCleveland1906–1909
Românul = the RoumanianCleveland, Youngstown1906–1928
Slovenski Narod = Slovenic PeopleNew York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh1906–1999
The Cleveland PostCleveland1906–1907
The Jewish IndependentCleveland1906–1964
Cleveland EnterpriseCleveland1907–1930
Die Neue Heimat = New HomeCleveland1907–1914
Radnička Borba = Workers' StruggleDetroit, New York, Cleveland1907–1970
Radnička Borba = Workers' Struggle DigitizedDetroit, New York, Cleveland1907–1970
Radnička Borba = Workers' Struggle DigitizedDetroit, New York, Cleveland1907–?
AmerikaCleveland1908–1908
Cleveland CorrespondentCleveland1908–1914
Clevelandska AmerikaCleveland1908–1919
Euclid Beach NewsCollinwood, Cleveland1908–1932
L'italianoCleveland1908–1910
Volksfreund Und Arbeiter ZeitungCleveland1908–1918
Yiddishe Tegliche Presse = the Jewish Daily PressCleveland1908–1913
Americké Dělnické ListyCleveland1909–1953
Americké Dělnické ListyCleveland1909–1953
Americké Dělnické Listy = American Workingmen's NewsCleveland1909–1953
Daily Iron Trade and Metal Market ReportCleveland1909–1920
SolidarityChicago, New Castle, Cleveland1909–1917
The East ClevelanderEast Cleveland1909–1910
Weekly ReviewCleveland1909–1999
Cleveland FederationistCleveland1910–1933
La Voce Del Popolo ItalianoCleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati1910–1946
NarodowiecCleveland1910–1999
NarodowiecCleveland1910–1919
Ohio CorrespondentCleveland1910–1910
Szabadság = LibertyCleveland1910–1999
The Newburg City NewsCleveland1910–1999
Cleveland Lutheran MessengerCleveland1911–1999
Echo : Wochenblatt Der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands DigitizedCleveland1911–1920
Echo : Wochenblatt Der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands DigitizedCleveland1911–?
SvětCleveland1911–1939
Svět = World DigitizedCleveland1911–1939
Svět = World DigitizedCleveland1911–?
The Catholic BulletinCleveland1911–1926
The Cleveland SocialistCleveland1911–1914
The Cleveland SocialistCleveland1911–1914
The Glenville Times and Weekly ReviewGlenville Station, Cleveland1911–1913
The Lakewood NewsLakewood1911–1912
The Torch : Official Weekly Newspaper of the Cleveland Advertising ClubCleveland1911–1931
Foaia PoporuluiCleveland1912–1999
PrávoCleveland1912–1916
The Cleveland True ProgressiveCleveland1912–1999
The ExponentBerea1912–?
Cleveland-Glenville TimesGlenville Station, Cleveland1913–1933
Idishe Ṿelṭ = the Jewish WorldCleveland1913–1952
Idishe Ṿelṭ = the Jewish WorldCleveland1913–1952
Magyar Bányászlap = Hungarian Miners' JournalDetroit, New York, Himlerville1913–1962
Cleveland's Young MenCleveland1914–1918
Kuryer CodziennyCleveland1914–1999
Nationale GazetteCleveland1914–1915
Robitnyk = the WorkerCleveland1914–1919
Robitnyk = the WorkerCleveland1914–1919
Socialist NewsCleveland1914–?
The AdvocateCleveland1914–1918
Wahre Stimme = the Jewish True VoiceCleveland1914–1915
Wahre Stimme = the Jewish True VoiceCleveland1914–1915
Deutsch-Ungarisches Volks-BlattCleveland1915–1917
Dirva = FieldCleveland1915–?
Dirva = Field DigitizedCleveland1915–?
Dirva = Field DigitizedCleveland1915–?
Obrana = DefenseCleveland, Scranton1915–1933
The Heart of Cleveland NewsCleveland1915–1915
The NationalCleveland1915–1924
The Suburban News and HeraldLakewood1915–1959
Denný HLAS = Daily VoiceCleveland1916–1925
Denný HLAS = the Daily VoiceCleveland, Youngstown, Chicago1916–1925
Doan's CornersCleveland1916–1999
The Cedar CenterCleveland1916–1999
The Cleveland StandardCleveland1916–1916
The Protestant SearchlightCleveland1916–1917
Wiadomości Codzienne = Polish Daily NewsCleveland1916–1966
Random ShotsSouth Euclid1917–1999
Siebenbürgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt DigitizedCleveland, Detroit1917–1971
Siebenbürgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt DigitizedCleveland, Detroit1917–?
The Lakewood PressLakewood1917–1999
The Ohio SocialistCleveland, Lakewood1917–1919
The Ohio SocialistLakewood, Cleveland1917–1919
The SearchlightCleveland1917–1999
Cleveland Red TriangleCleveland1918–1939
Enakopravnost DigitizedCleveland1918–1957
Enakopravnost DigitizedCleveland1918–?
The Cleveland AdvocateCleveland1918–1924
The IgnatianCleveland1918–1925
The Shaker Heights JournalShaker Heights1918–1940
Ameriška Domovina = American HomeCleveland1919–?
The Cleveland CallCleveland1919–1927
The Cleveland SunCleveland1919–1999
The ScoopCleveland1919–1972
The ToilerNew York, Cleveland1919–1922
The Toiler DigitizedNew York, Cleveland1919–1922
The Toiler DigitizedNew York, Cleveland1919–?
Daily Metal TradeCleveland1920–1943
Jedna Velká Unie = One Big UnionChicago, Cleveland1920–1931
Kuryer = CourierCleveland1920–1999
The Heights PressCleveland Heights1920–1936
Towne CrierOlmsted Falls1920–1999
Woodland Hills NewsCleveland1920–1999
AZ Ujság = Hungarian NewsCleveland1921–1975
Cleveland Heights PressCleveland Heights1921–1926
Euclid-Doan AdvertiserCleveland1921–1999
The Bedford HeraldBedford1921–1925
The Brooklyn Bridge BeaconBrooklyn1921–1999
The East End JournalEast Cleveland1921–1999
Uj ElöreCleveland, New York, Chicago1921–1938
West Side Store NewsCleveland1921–1923
Cleveland CommercialCleveland1922–1922
Cleveland Heights DispatchCleveland1922–1938
Die Yiddishe Waechter = the Jewish GuardianCleveland1922–1929
The South End NewsCleveland1922–?
Bérmunkás = Wage WorkerChicago, New York, Cleveland1923–1999
Jednośc Polek = Unity of Polish Women DigitizedCleveland1923–?
Monitor Clevelandzki = Polish Daily MonitorCleveland1923–1929
Narodna Oborona = National DefenseCleveland1923–1929
The Cleveland Times and CommercialCleveland1923–1925
The Lakewood PostLakewood1923–1929
The Neighborhood NewsCleveland1923–1960
West Side News and Store NewsCleveland1923–1953
Berea Shopping NewsBerea1924–1924
South Euclid CitizenSouth Euclid1924–1948
The Berea NewsBerea1924–1967
Amerikanski SlovenecCleveland, Joliet, Tower1925–1999
HLAS = VoiceCleveland1925–1999
Shaker Heights TribuneShaker Heights1925–1999
The Carroll NewsCleveland1925–?
The Cleveland TimesCleveland1925–1927
Bedford TimesBedford1926–1938
The Catholic Universe-BulletinCleveland1926–?
The Shaker VillagerShaker Heights1926–1999
Cleveland Call and PostCleveland1927–1962
Cleveland Call and PostCleveland1927–1962
Maple Heights PioneerCleveland1927–1928
PaceCleveland1927–1999
Rodina = FamilyCleveland1927–1999
The Brooklyn News-TimesCleveland1927–1940
The RecorderSouth Euclid1927–1999
Lemko : Karapatorusska Robocha GazetaPhiladelphia, Cleveland, Yonkers1928–1940
Lemko : Karapatorusska Robocha GazetaPhiladelphia, Cleveland, Yonkers1928–1940
Slovenská Ozvena V AmerikeCleveland1928–1932
The Bedford News Register and Maple Heights PioneerBedford1928–1938
The County RecordCleveland1928–1999
East Side ShopperCleveland1929–1999
MentorCleveland1929–1936
MonitorCleveland1929–1938
Ohio DemocratCleveland1929–1999
Shopping NewsCleveland1929–1945
The CauldronCleveland1929–?
The Lakewood Post and West Shore PostLakewood1929–1941
Vozhdʹ = LeaderLakewood1929–1930
Rocky River NewsRocky River1930–1999
The West County AdvocateCleveland1930–1932
Broadway PressCleveland1931–1999
Irish-AmericanCleveland1932–1999
A Jó Pásztor = the Good ShepherdNew York, Cleveland1933–1963
Cleveland StudentCleveland1933–1999
The East Clevelander DigitizedEast Cleveland1933–?
The East Side NewsCleveland1934–1935
The Euclid ObserverEuclid1934–1939
Cleveland TruthCleveland1935–1999
Townsend National Weekly, Los Angeles, Spencer1935–1958
Heights-Shaker PressCleveland Heights1936–1939
Visty Z Ohio = Ohio NewsCleveland1936–1999
The South Euclid MessengerCleveland1937–1958
The Voice of the LeagueCleveland1937–1999
Die Yiddishe Stimme = the Jewish VoiceCleveland1938–1940
Euclid Journal and Northeast AdvertiserEuclid1938–1938
Euclid News-JournalEuclid1938–1979
L'araldo = the Herald DigitizedCleveland1938–?
Polonia TygodnikCleveland, Detroit1938–1949
The Bedford Times-Register and Maple Heights PioneerBedford1938–1959
The Heights JournalCleveland1938–1939
The Lakewood Courier and Rocky River CallLakewood1938–1939
Glas Slovenske Dobrodelne ZvezeCleveland1939–1949
Kuryer ZjednoczeniaCleveland1939–?
Svět-AmeričanCleveland1939–1950
Svět-AmeričanCleveland1939–1950
The Cleveland HeraldCleveland1939–1954
The Heights PressCleveland Heights1939–1948
Brecksville NewsBrecksville1940–1941
Brooklyn-Parma News TimesCleveland1940–1948
Brotherhood = BratsvoCleveland1940–1952
Glas Sdz = Sdz VoiceCleveland1940–1959
The Cleveland GazetteCleveland1940–1945
The Cleveland GazetteCleveland1940–1949
The CrisisCleveland1940–1949
The Ohio RepublicanCleveland1940–1999
The Roosevelt TimesCleveland1940–1940
Greater Brecksville NewsBrecksville1941–1947
Royalton RecorderNorth Royalton1941–?
Strongsville SentinelStrongsville1941–1961
The Lakewood PostLakewood1941–1948
East Cleveland Leader DigitizedEast Cleveland1942–1970
East Cleveland Leader DigitizedEast Cleveland1942–?
Katolikus Magyarok Vasárnapja = Catholic Hungarian SundayYoungstown, Cleveland1944–1993
The Cleveland GazetteCleveland1944–1945
The West Shore CalendarWestlake1944–1959
Cleveland Shopping NewsCleveland1945–1999
Cleveland Sunday SunCleveland1946–1999
Garfield Heights LeaderGarfield Heights1946–1984
Shaker Heights SunShaker Heights1946–1946
Shaker Heights Sun and Shaker GuideShaker Heights1946–1947
The Chagrin Valley HeraldChagrin Falls1946–1969
Fairview HeraldFairview Park1947–1964
Rocky River Free PressRocky River1947–1999
Shaker Heights SunShaker Heights1947–1948
The Grist MillCleveland, Brecksville1947–1949
The Parma PostParma1947–1967
Trainman News DigitizedCleveland, Indianapolis1947–?
Brooklyn-Parma NewsBrooklyn1948–1957
Maple Heights PressMaple Heights1948–?
Nite ShiftCleveland1948–1970
South East LeaderCleveland1948–1952
The CitizenCleveland, South Euclid1948–1949
The Lakewood Post and West Shore PostLakewood1948–1953
The Southeastern Suburban PressCleveland1948–1999
The SunShaker Heights1948–1948
The Sun and Heights PressShaker Heights, Cleveland Heights1948–1951
Slovenské Noviny = Slovak NewsCleveland1949–1959
The GraphicCleveland1949–1959
Cleveland HeraldCleveland1950–1999
New EraCleveland, Ely1950–?
Nový Svět = New WorldCleveland1950–?
Nový Svět = New WorldCleveland1950–1986
Our VoiceCleveland1950–?
The CitizenLakewood1950–1999
The Community ForumFairview Park1950–1999
Ukrainian DemocratCleveland1950–1999
Sun-PressCleveland Heights1951–?
The North-West HeraldFairview Park1951–1969
The Wall Street JournalHighland, Chicago, Cleveland1951–1996
The GavelCleveland1952–?
The Lakewood PostLakewood1953–1965
The West Shore PostCleveland1953–1999
West Side NewsCleveland1953–1969
Hillcrest Sun-PressCleveland Heights1954–1958
The Brooklyn NewsCleveland1956–1962
The Byzantine Catholic WorldPittsburgh, Munhall, Parma1956–?
The Parma NewsCleveland1957–1962
Hillcrest Sun-Press & MessengerCleveland Heights1958–1959
The Southeast PressMaple Heights1958–1969
West LifeNorth Olmsted, Westlake, Bay Village1958–1959
LemkoCleveland1959–1999
The Bedford Times-RegisterBedford1959–?
The Lakewood LedgerCleveland1959–1969
The Sun-MessengerCleveland Heights1959–?
The Sun-Press & MessengerCleveland Heights1959–1959
The West ParkerCleveland1959–1969
WestlifeWestlake1959–?
L'eco : Settimanale Bilingue Independente DI Informazione Italo-Americano = Echo : Italian-American Bilingual WeeklyCleveland1960–1960
SobornykCleveland1960–1999
The Cleveland Press and Cleveland NewsCleveland1960–1960
The Cleveland Press and NewsCleveland1960–1963
The Neighborhood News the Garfield Heights TribuneCleveland1960–?
The Sunday SunCleveland Heights1960–1961
The West Shore Post-HeraldLakewood1960–1965
Klevlendśki Viste = the Ukrainian Cleveland NewsCleveland1961–1999
The Plain DealerCleveland1961–?
The Plain Dealer DigitizedCleveland1961–?
The Strongsville NewsBerea, Strongsville1961–1969
Brooklyn-Parma NewsParma1962–1964
Call and PostCleveland1962–1982
Call and PostCleveland1962–1982
Call and PostCleveland, Columbus1962–?
Call and PostCleveland1962–1982
Suburban SunCleveland Heights1962–1963
The Between TimesCleveland1962–1963
The Strongsville ObserverCleveland, Strongsville1962–1963
Cleveland RecordCleveland1963–1963
Cuyahoga Sunday TimesCleveland1963–1969
Parma TimesCleveland1963–1967
Southwest PressCleveland1963–1963
The Cleveland PressCleveland1963–1982
The Strongsville PressStrongsville1963–1964
Amerikai Magyar Világ = American Hungarian WorldCleveland1964–1978
The Cleveland Jewish NewsCleveland1964–?
The Post-HeraldLakewood1965–1965
Lakewood Sun-PostLakewood1966–1968
Seven Hills NewsCleveland1966–?
The Sun-HeraldLakewood1966–?
Buddhist 3rd Class Junkmail OracleCleveland1967–1969
Call and PostCleveland, Cincinnati1967–?
Cleveland TribunalCleveland1967–?
Swamp Erie Pipe DreamCleveland1967–1999
The Buddhist 3rd Class Junkmail OracleCleveland1967–1969
The NewsBerea1967–1969
The Parma Post and the TimesCleveland1967–1969
The TimesParma1967–1967
6 L's News HappeningsCleveland1968–?
The Big USCleveland1968–1969
The Big USCleveland1968–1969
The Sun-PostLakewood1968–1969
Berea News SunBerea1969–1970
Burning River NewsCleveland1969–1970
Burning River NewsCleveland1969–1970
Burning River NewsCleveland1969–1970
Lakewood Sun-PostLakewood1969–?
Parma Sun PostCleveland, Parma1969–?
Strongsville News SunBerea1969–1978
The Chagrin Valley Herald SunCleveland1969–1989
The Workers' AdvocateCleveland, Chicago1969–1993
West Side Sun NewsCleveland1969–1971
American Mass LineCleveland1970–1971
American StudentCleveland1970–?
Bread, Peace, and LandCleveland1970–1979
Burning RiverCleveland1970–1979
Burning River OracleCleveland1970–1970
ConvoyDetroit, Cleveland1970–1979
East Cleveland CitizenEast Cleveland1970–1982
High GearCleveland1970–1982
People's America Daily NewsCleveland1970–1971
Scoop-Journal-LeaderEuclid1970–1971
The News SunBerea1970–?
The VindicatorCleveland1970–?
Detroiti Magyar Újság = Detroit Hungarian NewsDetroit, Wyandotte, Cleveland1971–1975
Plain PressCleveland1971–?
Saxon News VolksblattCleveland1971–?
SpectatorEuclid1971–1999
The Chagrin Valley TimesChagrin Falls1971–?
The Southeast SunCleveland Heights1971–1981
West Side SunCleveland1971–1972
The Cuyahoga CurrentCleveland1972–?
The Scoop-JournalCleveland1972–1979
West Side Sun NewsCleveland1972–?
Richmond Heights JournalEuclid1973–1976
What She WantsCleveland1973–1983
Cleveland JournalCleveland1974–1979
PatriaCleveland1974–1979
The SunCleveland1974–1979
Strongsville StarBrunswick, Strongsville1975–1978
The Brecksville GazetteBrecksville1975–1983
The Broadview Hts. GazetteBroadview Heights, Brecksville1975–1984
Hillcrest JournalEuclid1976–1999
Magyar ÚjságCleveland1976–1980
Socialist WorkerCleveland, Chicago1977–2019
Lake County Leader Photo JournalEuclid1978–1979
Sun StarBrunswick, Strongsville1978–?
The Solon TimesChagrin Falls, Solon1978–?
Euclid Sun JournalEuclid1979–1999
HorizonsParma1979–?
Lake County Leader JournalEuclid1979–1979
Sun Leader JournalEuclid1979–1985
Sun Scoop JournalCleveland1979–?
The Independence GazetteBroadview Heights, Independence, Brecksville1979–1986
The Strongsville ResidentLakewood, Strongsville1980–1980
The Strongsville Resident NewsLakewood, Strongsville1980–1980
Bedford Sun BannerSolon1981–?
Garfield-Maple Heights SunCleveland1981–1999
Call and PostCleveland1982–?
Call and PostCleveland1982–?
The Slavic Village Voice : Polski Glos, Czechoslovak HLASCleveland1983–?
Brecksville-Broadview Hts. GazetteBrecksville, Broadview Heights1984–1986
The LeaderGarfield Heights1984–?
Brooklyn Sun JournalCleveland1985–?
CurrentsChagrin Falls1985–?
We're Living in Funny TimesCleveland1985–?
Sun ObserverSouth Euclid1986–1990
The Bedord PressBedford1986–?
Brechsville-Broadview Hts. & Independence GazetteBrecksville, Broadview Heights, Independence1987–?
Geauga Edition Chagrin Valley TimesChagrin Falls1987–1989
Chagrin Herald SunSolon1989–?
El Nuevo DiaCleveland1989–?
El Nuevo DiaCleveland1989–?
The Geauga EditionChagrin Falls1989–?
The Jewish TimesCleveland1989–1991
The National Jewish TimesCleveland1991–?
The SunNorth Olmsted, Avon Lake, North Ridgeville1991–?
AL-SahafaCleveland2000–?
Yili Hua Bao = Erie Chinese JournalCleveland2002–?
Columbus Jewish NewsBeachwood, Columbus2018–?
Columbus Jewish NewsBeachwood2018–?
Szabadság = LibertyCleveland?–
The Cleveland Live Stock NewsCleveland?–

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National Register of Historic Places

NPS NRHP

310 of 456 listings mapped; some locations are restricted by NPS to protect sensitive sites.

456 listed properties
PropertyCityTypeListed
Adams Bag Company Paper Mill and Sack FactoryChagrin FallsBuilding2012
Adams, John And Maria, HouseOlmsted FallsBuilding1975
Adelbert Hall, Case Western Reserve UniversityClevelandBuilding1973
Alcazar HotelCleveland HeightsBuilding1979
Aldrich, Aaron, HouseBay VillageBuilding1978
Allen Memorial Medical LibraryClevelandBuilding1982
Alta Public LibraryClevelandBuilding2005
Ambler Heights Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2002
Annis, John M., HouseNorth RoyaltonBuilding1992
Ansel Road Apartment Buildings Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2008
Archwood Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1987
Archwood Congregational ChurchClevelandBuilding1994
Arnold Wooden Ware Co.-Arnold Wholesale Corp. BuildingClevelandBuilding2024
Astrup Company Building, TheClevelandBuilding2018
Audubon SchoolClevelandBuilding2022
Baker Motor Vehicle Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2007
Baldwin-Wallace College North Campus Historic DistrictBereaDistrict2013
Baldwin-Wallace College South Campus Historic DistrictBereaDistrict2010
Baldwin-Wallace College South Campus Historic District (Boundary Increase)BereaDistrict2022
Bay View HospitalBay VillageBuilding1974
Bedford Historic DistrictBedfordDistrict2004
Bedford Township HallBedfordBuilding1975
Beehive SchoolClevelandBuilding1984
Bell, Dr. James, HouseClevelandBuilding1986
Benedict, Sarah, HouseClevelandBuilding1984
Berea District 7 SchoolBereaBuilding1975
Berea Union DepotBereaBuilding1980
Bingham Company WarehouseClevelandBuilding1973
Birdtown Historic DistrictLakewoodDistrict2007
Black, H., and Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2002
Blossom, Elizabeth B., Subdivision Historic DistrictBeachwoodDistrict1987
Blossom, Elzabeth B. and Dudley S., Estate Service CompoundLyndhurstBuilding2004
Body BlockClevelandBuilding1998
Bohemian National HallClevelandBuilding1975
Bolton, Chester and Frances, HouseLyndhurstBuilding1984
Bomante HouseClevelandBuilding1987
Brecksville Town HallBrecksvilleBuilding1973
Brecksville Trailside MuseumBrecksvilleBuilding1992
Broadway Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1988
Brooklyn Bank BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Brooklyn Centre Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1999
Brown, John Hartness, HouseCleveland HeightsBuilding1976
Brownell School and AnnexClevelandBuilding2006
Bruce-Macbeth Engine CompanyClevelandBuilding2018
Bryant BuildingClevelandBuilding2014
Buckeye Commercial Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2024
Buehl HouseBereaBuilding1976
Building at 3101 Euclid AvenueClevelandBuilding2017
Burdick, Harold B., HouseCleveland HeightsBuilding1974
Burt, William, HouseBrecksvilleBuilding1979
Calvary Presbyterian ChurchClevelandBuilding2025
Carroll, John, University North Quad Historic DistrictUniversity HeightsDistrict2013
Caxton BuildingClevelandBuilding1973
Cedar Branch Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)ClevelandBuilding2024
Cedar Glen ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1994
Central YMCAClevelandBuilding1984
Cermak BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Chagrin Falls East Side Historic DistrictChagrin FallsDistrict2013
Chagrin Falls Township HallChagrin FallsBuilding1974
Chagrin Falls Triangle Park Commercial DistrictChagrin FallsDistrict1978
Chagrin Falls Triangle Park Commercial District (Boundary Increase)Chagrin FallsDistrict1995
Chagrin Falls West Side DistrictChagrin FallsDistrict1974
Church of the Holy Spirit-Nazarene Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding2025
Clague HouseWestlakeBuilding1976
Clark, Jared, HouseBroadview HeightsBuilding1975
Cleveland And Pittsburgh Railroad BridgeBedfordStructure1975
Cleveland Arcade NHLClevelandBuilding1973
Cleveland Centre Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2014
Cleveland ClubClevelandBuilding2008
Cleveland Dental Manufacturing Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2004
Cleveland Discount BuildingClevelandBuilding1991
Cleveland East Pierhead LightClevelandStructure1991
Cleveland Grays ArmoryClevelandBuilding1973
Cleveland Harbor Station, U.S. Coast GuardClevelandBuilding1976
Cleveland Home For Aged Colored PeopleClevelandBuilding1982
Cleveland Jewish Center-Cory United Methodist ChurchClevelandBuilding2023
Cleveland MallClevelandDistrict1975
Cleveland Masonic TempleClevelandBuilding2001
Cleveland Municipal StadiumClevelandStructure1987
Cleveland Packard BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Cleveland Public Carnegie Library Hough BranchClevelandBuilding2016
Cleveland Public SquareClevelandDistrict1975
Cleveland State University-University TowerClevelandBuilding2023
Cleveland Trust CompanyClevelandBuilding1973
Cleveland Warehouse DistrictClevelandDistrict1982
Cleveland Warehouse Historic District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict2007
Cleveland West Pierhead LightClevelandStructure1983
Cleveland Worsted Mills CompanyClevelandBuilding1985
Clifton Park Lakefront DistrictLakewoodDistrict1974
Clifton Park South Historic DistrictLakewoodDistrict2021
Clinton ApartmentsClevelandBuilding2006
Colonial and Euclid ArcadesClevelandBuilding1987
Commodore Apartment BuildingShaker HeightsBuilding1983
Commodore Hotel, TheClevelandBuilding2016
Consolidated Fruit Auction Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2021
Cook BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Cooley FarmsWarrensville HeightsDistrict1979
Coonrad, Jonas, HouseBrecksvilleBuilding1979
Corlett BuildingClevelandBuilding2003
Courtland, TheClevelandBuilding2000
Cozad, Justus L., HouseClevelandBuilding1974
Crawford-Tilden ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1978
Dall, Andrew, Jr. and James, HousesClevelandBuilding1984
Danalds, Samuel, HouseBrookparkBuilding1979
Day, Erastus, HouseLakewoodBuilding1979
Detroit Avenue BridgeRocky River--LakewoodStructure1973
Detroit-Superior High Level BridgeClevelandStructure1974
Detroit-Warren BuildingLakewoodBuilding1986
Division Avenue Pumping StationClevelandBuilding1974
Dixon Hall ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1984
Doan SchoolClevelandBuilding1984
Drake, Alonzo, HouseOakwoodBuilding1978
Droppers, Carl, HouseBereaBuilding2023
Dunham TavernClevelandBuilding1974
Dunham, Hezekiah, HouseBedfordBuilding1975
E.F. Hauserman Co. Administration, Engineering & Research BuildingCuyahoga HeightsBuilding2024
East 89th Street Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1988
East Boulevard Apartment HouseClevelandBuilding2017
East Boulevard Historic District (Additional Documentation)ClevelandDistrict1995
East Cleveland District 9 SchoolCleveland HeightsBuilding1979
East Fourth Street Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1987
East Ohio Building, TheClevelandBuilding2013
East Ohio Gas Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2003
Eleanor B. Rainey Memorial InstituteClevelandBuilding2020
Emmanuel Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding2025
Empire Junior High SchoolClevelandBuilding2023
Ensworth, Jeremiah, HouseClevelandBuilding1984
Erie Railroad Cleveland PowerhouseClevelandBuilding1984
Erie Street Cemetery Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2024
Erieview Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2021
Erieview TowerClevelandBuilding2017
Euclid Avenue Christian ChurchClevelandBuilding2022
Euclid Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2002
Euclid Avenue Historic District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict2007
Euclid Avenue Historic District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict2022
Euclid Avenue Presbyterian ChurchClevelandBuilding1980
Euclid Avenue Temple-Liberty Hill Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding2024
Euclid Golf AllotmentCleveland HeightsDistrict2002
Euclid Heights Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2012
Euclid, The-Seventy-First Street BuildingClevelandBuilding1996
Fairhill Road Village Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1990
Fairmont Creamery Company Ice Cream BuildingClevelandBuilding2015
Fairmount Boulevard DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict1976
Fairmount Heights Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2026
Fairview Community Park Historic DistrictFairview ParkDistrict2013
Falls River RoadChagrin FallsStructure2000
Federal Knitting Mills (Boundary Increase)ClevelandBuilding2006
Federal Knitting Mills BuildingClevelandBuilding2001
Federal Reserve Bank Of ClevelandClevelandBuilding1976
Fellowship Missionary Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding2025
Fenway HallClevelandBuilding2016
First Church of Christ in EuclidEast ClevelandBuilding1978
First Church of Christ, ScientistClevelandBuilding2003
First Evangelical Church - Greater Friendship Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding2026
First Methodist ChurchClevelandBuilding1995
First Universalist Church of OlmstedNorth OlmstedBuilding1980
Ford Motor Company Cleveland PlantClevelandBuilding1976
Forest City Bank BuildingClevelandBuilding1992
Forest City BreweryClevelandBuilding1976
Forest Hill Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1986
Forest Hill ParkEast ClevelandDistrict1998
Forest Hill Realty Sales OfficeCleveland HeightsBuilding2007
Fort HillNorth OlmstedSite1974
Franklin Boulevard Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1989
Franklin Boulevard-West Clinton Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1993
Franklin Boulevard-West Clinton Avenue Historic District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict2006
Frazee, Stephen, HouseValley ViewBuilding1976
Froelich, John, HouseSeven HillsBuilding1974
Fuller-Bramley HouseIndependenceBuilding1999
Gabel, Daniel, HouseSeven HillsBuilding1978
Gaensslen, Phillip, HouseClevelandBuilding1984
Garfield Terrace ApartmentsEast ClevelandBuilding2021
Garfield, President James A., Memorial (Additional Documentation)ClevelandStructure1973
Gates Mills Historic DistrictGates MillsDistrict1991
Gates Mills Methodist Episcopal ChurchGates MillsBuilding1975
Gates Mills Village Historic DistrictGates MillsDistrict1979
Gates, Holsey, HouseBedfordBuilding1975
Gifford, Dr. William, HouseClevelandBuilding1984
Gleason, Edmund, Farm (Boundary Increase)Valley ViewDistrict1993
Gleason, Edmund, HouseValley ViewBuilding1978
Glidden, Francis K., HouseClevelandBuilding1988
Globe Iron Works BuildingClevelandBuilding1994
Globe Machine and Stamping CompanyClevelandBuilding2013
Goldsmith, Jacob, HouseClevelandBuilding1978
Gordon Square BuildingClevelandBuilding1985
Gordon Square Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2002
Grand Pacific HotelOlmsted FallsBuilding1975
Grant Deming's Forest Hill Allotment Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2010
Greater Abyssinia Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding2026
Greenwood FarmRichmond HeightsBuilding2016
Greyhound Bus StationClevelandBuilding1999
Grossman Paper Box CompanyClevelandBuilding2016
Gwinn EstateBratenahlBuilding1974
Hackenberg, Harvey, HouseLakewoodBuilding1983
Halle BuildingClevelandBuilding1983
Halle's Shaker SquareClevelandBuilding2005
Hangar, TheBeachwoodBuilding1986
Hanna, Howard M., Jr., HouseBratenahlBuilding1974
Harp ApartmentsClevelandBuilding2000
Harvard SchoolClevelandBuilding2002
Hay-McKinney and Bingham-Hanna HouseClevelandBuilding1976
Heights Rockfeller BuildingCleveland HeightsBuilding1986
Henn, Albert W., MansionEuclidBuilding2000
Henninger, Phillip, HouseParmaBuilding2003
Henry W. Longfellow SchoolClevelandBuilding2020
Henry, Robert W., HouseParma HeightsBuilding1978
Herold BuildingClevelandBuilding2013
Hessler Court Wooden PavementClevelandStructure1975
Hill, James, HouseClevelandBuilding1994
Hilliard Apartment BuildingClevelandBuilding1987
Holy Rosary ChurchClevelandBuilding1976
Homestead Theatre BlockLakewoodBuilding2021
Honam, John, HouseLakewoodBuilding1977
Hotel StatlerClevelandBuilding1998
House of WillsClevelandBuilding1982
Hoyt BlockClevelandBuilding1974
Hruby Conservatory of MusicClevelandBuilding1979
Hubbard Cooke BlockClevelandBuilding2014
Huntington, John, Pumping TowerBay VillageStructure1979
Independence Presbyterian ChurchIndependenceBuilding1977
Inglewood Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2009
Ireland, Joseph, HouseClevelandBuilding1984
Irishtown Bend Archeological DistrictClevelandDistrict1990
Jaite Mill Historic DistrictBrecksvilleDistrict1979
Jennings ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1984
Jones Home Subdivisions Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2012
Jones Home for ChildrenClevelandBuilding1996
Joseph and Feiss Clothcraft Shops, TheClevelandBuilding2010
Karamu HouseClevelandBuilding1982
Kendel BuildingClevelandBuilding2013
Kennedy Apartments and Commercial BlockClevelandBuilding1989
Keyt, Gideon, HouseGates MillsBuilding1982
Kies, Lewis, HouseClevelandBuilding2004
Kindra, W. H., ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1987
Knapp, William, HouseValley ViewBuilding1979
Knowlton, Dr. William A., HouseBrecksvilleBuilding1978
Krause Building-Otto Moser's CafeClevelandBuilding1985
Kuenzer, Joseph II, HouseIndependenceBuilding1974
Kulas, E. J., Estate Historic DistrictGates MillsDistrict1988
Kundtz, Theodor, Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2001
LaSalle Theater BuildingClevelandBuilding2011
Lake Shore Bank and Cleveland Public Library St. Clair BranchClevelandBuilding2015
Lakewood Downtown Historic DistrictLakewoodDistrict2020
Lay, Samuel, HouseOlmsted FallsBuilding1979
League ParkClevelandBuilding1979
Lerner BuildingClevelandBuilding2000
Lilly HouseWestlakeBuilding2006
Lindner BuildingClevelandBuilding1978
Lion Knitting MillsClevelandBuilding2016
Liquid Carbonic Corporation Dry Ice PlantClevelandBuilding2014
Lock No. 37 and SpillwayValley ViewStructure1979
Lock No. 38 and SpillwayValley ViewStructure1979
Lock No. 39 and SpillwayValley ViewStructure1979
Lock Tender's House and InnValley ViewBuilding1979
Look About LodgeBentleyvilleBuilding2006
Lorain Avenue Commercial Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1994
Lorain Station Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1994
Lorain-Carnegie BridgeClevelandStructure1976
Lower Prospect-Huron Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1995
Lower Prospect-Huron Historic District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict2005
Lyceum Village Square And German Wallace CollegeBereaDistrict1975
Magnolia-Wade Park Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1990
Malio HouseClevelandBuilding1987
March, George, HouseChagrin FallsBuilding1978
Mather, Flora Stone, College DistrictClevelandDistrict1974
May Company (Additional Documentation)ClevelandBuilding1974
Mayfield Heights Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2015
Mayfield Theatre Building, TheClevelandBuilding2013
McFarland, Duncan, HouseBentleyvilleBuilding2001
McKinley SchoolClevelandBuilding2022
McKinley TerraceClevelandBuilding1985
Medical Centre BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Merwin, George, HouseClevelandBuilding1973
Midtown Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2021
Miles Park Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1974
Miller BlockClevelandBuilding1984
Monmouth BuildingClevelandBuilding2022
Montana ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1984
Moreland Theater BuildingClevelandBuilding2011
Morgan, Garrett, HouseClevelandBuilding1982
Mount Auburn SchoolClevelandBuilding2022
Mueller Electric Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2016
Murray Hill SchoolClevelandBuilding1988
Myrtle-Highview Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2019
NASA Lewis Research Center-Development Engineering Building & AnnexFairviewBuilding2016
Nathaniel Hawthorne Elementary SchoolClevelandBuilding2022
National Town and Country ClubClevelandBuilding2003
Neal TerraceClevelandBuilding2012
Neff ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1984
Nela ParkEast ClevelandDistrict1975
New England BuildingClevelandBuilding2000
Newton Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1988
Nicholson, James, HouseLakewoodBuilding1979
North Olmsted Town HallNorth OlmstedBuilding1980
North Presbyterian ChurchClevelandBuilding1974
North Union Shaker SiteClevelandSite1974
Northern Ohio Blanket MillsClevelandBuilding2014
Northrop, Julia Carter, HouseOlmsted FallsBuilding1975
Notre Dame AcademyClevelandBuilding1988
Notre Dame College of OhioSouth EuclidBuilding1983
Oakwood Club Subdivision Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2021
Ohio Bell Henderson-Endicott Exchange BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Ohio City Preservation DistrictClevelandDistrict1974
Ohio City Preservation District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict1989
Ohio and Erie Canal NHLValley ViewDistrict1966
Old Center SchoolMayfield VillageBuilding1973
Old District 10 SchoolhouseMiddleburg HeightsBuilding1973
Old Euclid District 4 SchoolhouseLyndhurstBuilding1980
Old Federal Building and Post OfficeClevelandBuilding1974
Old River Road Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2006
Old Stone ChurchClevelandBuilding1973
Olmsted Falls DepotOlmsted FallsBuilding2000
Olmsted Falls Historic DistrictOlmsted FallsDistrict2000
Olney, Charles, House and GalleryClevelandBuilding1988
Oppmann TerraceClevelandBuilding2012
Overlook Road Carriage House DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict1974
Packard-Doubler HouseIndependenceBuilding1979
Panek BlockClevelandBuilding1986
Park BuildingClevelandBuilding1996
Park SynagogueCleveland HeightsBuilding2024
Peerless Motor Company Plant No. 1ClevelandBuilding1975
Pennsylvania Railway Ore DockClevelandDistrict1997
Perry-Payne BuildingClevelandBuilding1973
Pickands, Jay M., HouseBratenahlBuilding1979
Pilgrim Congregational ChurchClevelandBuilding1976
Playhouse Square GroupClevelandBuilding1978
Plaza ApartmentsClevelandBuilding1984
Pomeroy, Alanson, HouseStrongsvilleBuilding1975
Prospect Avenue Row House GroupClevelandDistrict1974
Quad HallClevelandBuilding1988
Rauch & Lang Carriage Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2022
Record RendezvousClevelandBuilding2013
Reidy Bros. & Flanigan BuildingLakewoodBuilding2018
Rich, Charles B., HouseBrecksvilleBuilding1979
Rich, N.J., and Co. BuildingClevelandDistrict2003
Richman Brothers Company, TheClevelandBuilding2012
Riverside Cemetery BuildingClevelandBuilding1987
Riverside Cemetery ChapelClevelandBuilding1987
Rockefeller BuildingClevelandBuilding1973
Rockefeller Park BridgesClevelandDistrict1977
Rockefeller Park and Cleveland Cultural Gardens Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2005
Root and McBride-Bradley BuildingClevelandBuilding1980
Rose Hill and Community HouseBay VillageBuilding1994
Roundwood Manor at Daisy Hill FarmHunting ValleyBuilding2019
Schweinfurth, Charles, HouseClevelandBuilding1973
Scofield, Levi, HouseClevelandBuilding2019
Scranton South Side Historic District (Additional Documentation)ClevelandDistrict2015
Shaker Farm Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2012
Shaker SquareClevelandDistrict1976
Shaker Square Historic District (Boundary Increase)ClevelandDistrict1983
Shaker Village Historic DistrictShaker HeightsDistrict1984
Shaker Village Historic District (Boundary Increase)Shaker HeightsDistrict2001
Shiloh Baptist ChurchClevelandBuilding1982
Shore High SchoolEuclidBuilding2000
Sidaway BridgeClevelandStructure2022
Snow, Russ and Holland, HousesBrecksvilleBuilding1982
Society for Savings BuildingClevelandBuilding1976
South Brooklyn Commercial DistrictClevelandDistrict2005
South Park SiteIndependenceSite1976
Southworth HouseClevelandBuilding1984
Spang, J., Baking CompanyClevelandBuilding2018
St. Elizabeth's Magyar Roman Catholic ChurchClevelandBuilding1976
St. Ignatius High SchoolClevelandBuilding1974
St. John's AME ChurchClevelandBuilding1982
St. John's Episcopal ChurchClevelandBuilding1973
St. Joseph Convent and Academy ComplexGarfield HeightsDistrict2006
St. Joseph's Church and FriaryClevelandBuilding1976
St. Luke's HospitalClevelandBuilding2005
St. Michael the Archangel Catholic ChurchClevelandBuilding1974
St. Paul's Episcopal ChurchClevelandBuilding1980
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of East ClevelandEast ClevelandBuilding1984
St. Stanislaus ChurchClevelandBuilding1976
St. Stephen ChurchClevelandBuilding1977
St. Theodosius Russian Orthodox CathedralClevelandBuilding1974
Stadium Square Historic DistrictCleveland HeightsDistrict2020
Stager-Beckwith HouseClevelandBuilding1978
Stanley BlockClevelandBuilding2011
Station Road BridgeBrecksvilleStructure1979
Stearns, Lyman, FarmParmaBuilding1981
Stebbens FarmBrecksvilleBuilding1996
Stockbridge Apartment BuildingClevelandBuilding1985
Stone, Valerius C., HouseStrongsvilleBuilding1978
Stoneman, Joseph, HouseChagrin FallsBuilding1975
Strong, Jacob, HouseShaker HeightsBuilding2023
Strong, John Stoughton, HouseStrongsvilleBuilding1980
Strongsville Town HallStrongsvilleBuilding2008
Stuyvesant Motor Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2015
Superior Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2007
Superior Avenue ViaductClevelandStructure1978
Tavern ClubClevelandBuilding1984
Taylor Mansion-LakehurstBratenahlBuilding1986
Telling, William E., HouseSouth EuclidBuilding1974
Templar-Farrell Motor Sales BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Temple on the HeightsCleveland HeightsBuilding1984
Temple, TheClevelandBuilding1974
Templin-Bradley CompanyClevelandBuilding2013
Terra Vista Archeological DistrictIndependenceDistrict1978
Third Church of Christ ScientistClevelandBuilding1987
Thorp, W. A., HouseMayfield HeightsBuilding1978
Tiedemann, Hannes, HouseClevelandBuilding1982
Tinkers Creek AqueductValley ViewStructure1979
Tinnerman Steel Range CompanyClevelandBuilding2017
Tower EastShaker HeightsBuilding2014
Townes, Clayton, HouseClevelandBuilding1987
Tremaine-Gallagher ResidenceCleveland HeightsBuilding1973
Tremont Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict1994
Trinity CathedralClevelandBuilding1973
Trinity Cathedral Church HomeClevelandBuilding1984
USS COD (submarine) NHLClevelandStructure1986
Ulyatt, Abraham, HouseValley ViewBuilding1979
Union ClubClevelandBuilding1974
Union Steel Screw Office BuildingClevelandBuilding1989
Union Terminal GroupClevelandBuilding1976
United Motor Service BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Universal Terminal Company Dock and WarehouseClevelandBuilding1983
University Hall, Cleveland State UniversityClevelandBuilding1973
Upson-Walton Company BuildingClevelandBuilding1974
Valley Railway Historic DistrictIndependence to AkronDistrict1985
Van Rooy Coffee Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2004
Variety Store Building and TheatreClevelandBuilding1982
Vaughn Site (33CU65)BrecksvilleSite1987
Vaughn, Richard, FarmBrecksvilleBuilding1993
Venice BuildingClevelandBuilding1990
Villa San Bernardo Historic DistrictBedfordDistrict2015
Vitrolite BuildingClevelandBuilding2004
WHK Studio OneClevelandBuilding2019
Wade Memorial ChapelClevelandBuilding1973
Wade Park DistrictClevelandDistrict1982
Walker and Weeks Office BuildingClevelandBuilding1984
Warner & Swasey Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2019
Warren, Moses, HouseShaker HeightsBuilding1974
Warszawa Neighborhood DistrictClevelandDistrict1980
Waterman Service BuildingClevelandBuilding2001
Watterson SchoolClevelandBuilding1992
Weizer BuildingClevelandBuilding2002
Weizer BuildingClevelandBuilding1988
West 25th Street-Detroit Avenue Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2013
West Side MarketClevelandBuilding1973
West Technical High SchoolClevelandBuilding2001
Westerly ApartmentsLakewoodBuilding2013
Western Reserve BuildingClevelandBuilding1973
Westlake HotelRocky RiverBuilding1983
Wheatley, Phillis, AssociationClevelandBuilding1979
Wheeler, John, HouseBereaBuilding1978
White Chewing Gum Company BuildingClevelandBuilding2000
White, Henry P., HouseClevelandBuilding1973
Whitney, George W., HouseBereaBuilding1974
William Tricker Inc. Historic DistrictIndependenceDistrict2001
Wilson Feed MillValley ViewBuilding1979
Wilson's Mills Settlement DistrictGates MillsDistrict1980
Woodland Avenue and West Side Railroad PowerhouseClevelandBuilding1979
Woodland CemeteryClevelandStructure1986
Woodland-Larchmere Commercial Historic DistrictClevelandDistrict2015
Zero Gravity Research Facility (B-2) NHLClevelandStructure1985
Zion Lutheran ChurchClevelandBuilding1984
Zion Lutheran SchoolClevelandBuilding1984

Source: National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places. Property links open NRHP nomination files at the National Archives.

County formation

Newberry AHCB

Cuyahoga was formed in 1808 (1808-06-07) from Geauga.

CUYAHOGA created from GEAUGA.

Source: Newberry Library, Atlas of Historical County Boundaries.

Population by decade

Census

Cuyahoga County population from 1810 to 2020 (Census historical series).

1.7M861k1,4591810184018801920196020002020
1810182018401860188019001920194019501960198020002020
1,4596,32826,50678,033196,943439,120943,4951,217,2501,389,5321,647,8951,498,4001,393,9781,264,817

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau historical county population (Forstall 1790–1990) and public-domain / CC0 county population series through 2020.

National Park Service sites nearby

NPS

Park units within about 40 km of the county centroid (from NPS Public POIs; no API key).

SiteTypeDist.
jagaPark unit24.2 km
CUVAPark unit31.8 km

Source: NPS National Datasets / Public POIs. The NPS Developer API requires a free key and was not used.

Cemeteries & historical places

USGS GNIS

96 cemeteries and 5 historical populated places (ghost towns / former settlements) recorded in USGS GNIS for this county.

Cemeteries — 80 of 96 listed
NameLatLon
Acacia Masonic Memorial Park41.50988-81.44323
Adams Street Cemetery41.36345-81.84792
Alger Cemetery41.44893-81.8143
Anshe Emeth Cemetery41.47949-81.72791
Barr Road Cemetery41.29977-81.65595
Bedford Center Cemetery41.38643-81.52678
Beechwood Cemetery41.46755-81.51617
Bet Olam Cemetery41.46171-81.49706
Brooklyn Cemetery41.47312-81.69873
Brooklyn Heights Cemetery41.42865-81.70346
Brookmere Cemetery41.44338-81.71012
Butternut Ridge Cemetery41.40731-81.90576
Calvary Cemetery41.44029-81.60855
Center Cemetery41.31986-81.63451
Chestnut Grove Cemetery41.38004-81.89569
Cleveland Memorial Gardens41.44489-81.52038
Coe Ridge Cemetery41.42809-81.89208
Denison Cemetery41.45181-81.69889
East Cleveland Township Cemetery41.51504-81.60096
Elija Cemetery41.40838-81.49539
Erie Street Cemetery41.49786-81.68194
Euclid Cemetery41.56556-81.53769
Evergreen Cemetery41.41948-81.39217
Evergreen Cemetery41.43032-81.94486
Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery41.41005-81.52206
Fairview Park Cemetery41.45121-81.83609
German Lutheran Cemetery41.36449-81.75818
Glenville Cemetery41.54172-81.59203
Grove Hill Cemetery41.43477-81.39455
Harvard Grove Cemetery41.44949-81.64762
Hepburn Cemetery41.37452-81.83115
Highland Park Cemetery41.46032-81.52956
Hillcrest Cemetery41.40393-81.49095
Holy Cross Cemetery41.41365-81.7968
Holy Ghost Cemetery41.41199-81.72818
Immanuel Cemetery41.43143-81.78069
Jackson Family Cemetery41.4625-81.46239
Kinsman Road Cemetery41.46246-81.44027
Knollwood Cemetery41.51233-81.44328
Lake View Cemetery41.51249-81.59194
Lakeside Cemetery41.49116-81.94036
Lakewood Park Cemetery41.46976-81.8643
Lansing Jewish Cemetery41.45081-81.64965
Lutheran Cemetery41.43088-81.71735
Maple Ridge Cemetery41.44332-81.90243
Maple Shade Cemetery41.3956-81.63929
Mayfield Cemetery41.51338-81.58207
Mayfield Union Cemetery41.53852-81.44246
Monroe Cemetery41.4783-81.70535
Mount Hope Cemetery41.42366-81.46706
Mount Olive Cemetery41.4056-81.48456
Mount Sinai Cemetery41.56922-81.44027
Nelaview Cemetery41.5448-81.56651
North Royalton Cemetery41.31449-81.72957
Orange Cemetery41.46211-81.46004
Orange Hill Cemetery41.49147-81.43771
Orange Hogsback Hill Cemetery41.46044-81.41127
Parma Heights Cemetery41.39865-81.75124
Parma Public Cemetery41.36421-81.75846
Polish Cemetery41.41199-81.72235
President Garfield Tomb and Memorial41.51004-81.59123
Ridge Road Cemetery Number 141.45449-81.73985
Ridge Road Cemetery Number 241.452-81.73847
Riverside Cemetery41.45643-81.69568
Roselawn Cemetery41.38893-81.44706
Royalton Cemetery41.29925-81.75561
Russell Cemetery41.40783-81.41115
Saint Adalbert Cemetery41.37338-81.82902
Saint John Lutheran Cemetery41.41606-81.60472
Saint Johns Cemetery41.48615-81.64068
Saint Johns Cemetery41.51903-81.52161
Saint Josephs Cemetery41.48732-81.63176
Saint Marys Cemetery41.37337-81.89069
Saint Marys Cemetery41.37838-81.85791
Saint Marys Cemetery41.42979-81.6435
Saint Marys Cemetery41.4706-81.71213
Saint Marys Cemetery41.41894-81.80013
Saint Patricks Cemetery41.43421-81.8218
Saint Paul Cemetery41.57651-81.54078
Saint Paul Lutheran Cemetery41.46615-81.93236
Historical populated places — 5 of 5
NameLatLon
Cowans41.37922-81.48901
Enterprise41.29311-81.66207
Euclid Homes41.58444-81.53889
Navy Park Housing Project41.45727-81.74013
Valleyview Homes41.47783-81.67957

Source: USGS Geographic Names Information System (public domain). Cemeteries from the 2021 NationalFile archive; historical places from GNIS HistoricalFeatures topical extract.

Historical markers

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