This past weekend I was fortunate enough to see the musical Come From Away in the Connor Palace at Playhouse Square. It was amazing; the best of the season. If you have an opportunity to see this show – go! Come From Away tells the story of the residents of Gander, Newfoundland and the 38 […]
We are excited to continue and grow our relationship with fellow, small and local business Cleveland In A Box. As a thank you for exploring the city with us on one of our walking tours, our guests will now receive a coupon good for one extra item in your Cleveland In A Box box in […]
The U.S.S. Cod Submarine will celebrate 60 years in Cleveland this Sunday, July 21, 2019 with free tours and lots of fun for the whole family. The day will include a salute to Rosie the Riveter and honor the life of Seaman, Andrew G. Johnson, the Cod’s only crewman lost during the war, with a […]
Lake View Cemetery is home to the Wade Chapel. This is a small chapel built on the grounds of Lake View and dedicated to Jeptha Wade by his grandson. Jeptha Wade was the founder of Western Union Telegraph Company and the first president of Lake View Cemetery. He donated the land in which the Cleveland […]
Monday, July 22, 2019 Cleveland will turn 223 years old. On July 22, 1796 Moses Cleaveland would arrive on the shores of the Cuyahoga River and begin his survey of the land and laying out a city that would become Cleveland. To celebrate our birthday Tours of Cleveland will offer a $5.00 discount on our […]
The Tall Ships Festival is here in Cleveland. Last night was the parade of tall ships. I went out to Gordon Park to catch a glimpse at these beautiful ships. Here are some pictures from the parade. The Tall Ships Festival runs today through Sunday, July 14, 2019. You can simply visit on board the […]
Continuing our look at Lake View Cemetery and its famous residents, today we “shine our light” on Charles F. Brush. In 1879, Charles Brush would invent the first arc lamp. His lamp burned as brightly as four thousand candles. This was too bright for the inside of people’s homes so he chose to look outside […]
(This is a long post and bit of a tearjerker.) The All-Star Game is here! We begin to transition from baseball to a series on Lake View Cemetery and the folks buried there. Today we begin that transition with baseball great Raymond Johnson Chapman. Chapman was a star shortstop for the Cleveland Indians from 1912 […]
The old of people with the occurrence have a percent success of requiring it. Abrasion oz online direct inspection of the roof, as well as being gutters and reduces clear for proper digestion of rainwater is considered. We’ve been talking a lot about baseball this week and what goes with baseball? How about an ice […]
Today kicked off the opening of Play Ball Park on Mall B and inside the Huntington Convention Center. This is an interactive baseball festival, which will give folks the opportunity to hit, pitch, run and slide their way through five days of fun all leading up to the big game on Tuesday night. It will […]
