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CityProwl Cleveland
Author: Jennifer Coleman
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All cities have thousands of wonderful stories to tell. Cityprowl has captured some of Cleveland's tales and placed them in a digital format that can be downloaded to an Ipod, digital media player of telephone.
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What was running through Moses Cleaveland’s mind
when he landed on the eastern shore of Lake Erie?
Did he realize that the forest on the bluff above him would become the city
that would bear his name? And how did “Cleaveland” lose an “a”? We can’t tell
you what Moses was thinking, but we do weigh in on the missing vowel in this
prowl, which will escort you around Public Square, the heart of the city and one of the first areas
that Cleaveland laid out as part of his 1796 survey to establish the city. You
will hear how the village based on a New
England town transformed into a tony residential
neighborhood and then was surrounded by large civic buildings. This prowl is
about 37 minutes and was recorded in Summer 2008.
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Interviewed in this prowl were:
Bill Tyler, Docent for
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Paul Volpe AIA, Architect & Planner of the 2006 Public Square Plan, City Architecture
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Most people think of banks as uptight, grey-suited and above
all, not a place to let loose a creative spirit. Well, Cleveland’s
gorgeous downtown bank lobbies are hidden jewels, known mostly to bankers and
their clients. In this prowl you will experience these lobbies up close and
personal and learn about their oftentimes colorful histories, extravagant
design and how they are moving into the 21st century. Banking has never been so
interesting! This prowl is 40 minutes long and recorded Summer 2008.Interviewed in this Prowl were:
Peter van Dijk FAIA, Architect
for renovations to Society for Savings, Federal Reserve Bank, Huntington
Building and Ameritrust.
Jennifer Ransom and Tony Notaro, The
Federal Reserve of Cleveland
Peter Lawson Jones, Cuyahoga County
Commissioner
CityProwl Fellow: Adrienne Nelson ‘09 Laurel
School
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Cleveland’s
Warehouse District has had many lives since it was first populated as a
pioneer farming village in the first years of the 19th century. Prowl
through the neighborhood and learn how, as Cleveland developed, the
Warehouse District was always at the vanguard - ushering in
commerce-based businesses and supporting the iron ore and steel
business during the industrial revolution and 20 years ago becoming the
first entertainment, residential and cultural neighborhood in the
downtown area. This prowl is about 40 minutes long and was recorded in
the Summer 2008.
Interviewed in this prowl were:
Thomas Yablonsky, Executive Director, Historic Warehouse District Development Corp.Barbara Reynolds, President, Real Living LLCZdenko Zovkic, Proprietor, XO Prime SteaksRon Copfer, CEO, Fathom IT Solutions
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Well, I finally finished this puppy. A few days turned into weeks when the whole family got that cold going around in March. This mini prowl, only about 5 1/2 minutes long, features the flavor of a vibrant Soho street life, enhanced by 'revelers' celebrating Italy's win of the soccer World Cup. I expect Cleveland to match this at some of our summer festivals this year, like Ingenuity.
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The second episode of CityProwl Cleveland features a stroll through the 3 downtown arcades: the Old Arcade, the Colonial Arcade and the Euclid Arcade. Cleveland stands alone among US cities for having not 1 but 3 of these building types, and the Old Arcade is admired around the world for its beauty, gigantic scale and cutting edge technology. Find out more about arcades in general, how Cleveland happened to build these jewels and their current status. The prowl lasts about 25 minutes. Meet in the Old Arcade, in front of the 1980 Coffee Shop, which is located under the stairs near the Superior Avenue entrance.
Interviewed in this podcast are:
Bill Gunlocke, Exec. Editor, Manhattan Media and former Old Arcade tenant
John Hawkins, Doorman, Hyatt Regency Hotel
Susan Berndt, Owner of Cleveland and Beyond store in the Old Arcade
Tom Yablonsky, Executive Director of The Historic Gateway Neighborhood Development Corp.
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