There's Roaring Twenties Time Capsule Just Outside Cleveland
Roundwood manor, on the market outside Cleveland for $3.9 million, was the home of industrialist brothers O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen
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Roundwood manor, on the market outside Cleveland for $3.9 million, was the home of industrialist brothers O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen
"Dream Town" also takes a hard look at the city’s ongoing challenges, including efforts to address a persistent “achievement gap” between white and black students.
Jay Caspian Kang reviews Laura Meckler’s “Dream Town,” about a town’s partially successful attempt at racial integration during the mid-to-late twentieth century.
A change in ownership, politics, and focus at Shaker Square means planners might get it right this time in a new long-term plan for an iconic Cleveland shopping center.
In the 35 years that Sylvia Korey has lived at 3450 Roundwood Manor, the former country home of the Van Sweringen brothers, there have been too many memorable events to fully recount.