Cleveland's history informs its future. These stories offer a deeper understanding of the past by shining a light on unknown moments and recontextualizing the ones you think you know.
Five days before her Northeast Ohio visit in 1937, the acclaimed pilot announced her intentions to be the first woman to fly around the world.
by Vince Guerrieri
As it approaches its 100th anniversary, the Cleveland Schvitz welcomes a new community of patrons, including women, for its sometimes-secretive steam rooms and steak.
by Annie Nickoloff
The Jenkins have a rich history in the sport that excelled all the way to the Winter Olympics.
by Vince Guerrieri
With the Cavs entering the picture and the NHL's growth, minor league hockey took a hit in Cleveland.
by Vince Guerrieri
After dominating the All-America Conference, Browns took the NFL by storm in their first year.
by Vince Guerrieri
The recently deceased architect also designed the Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University.
by Vince Guerrieri
Mr. Jingeling was supposed to be a Halle's one-off promotion, but instead, he became beloved in Cleveland and is gaining in popularity again.
by Vince Guerrieri
From the house to the leg lamp, these five local spots and movie memories keep the film's legacy alive.
by Ida Lieszkovszky
Get to know Northeast Ohio's most beloved holiday traditions and events in Cleveland Magazine's December cover feature.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
The river has always been in a transformative phase, with talks of improving it starting in the late 1800s.
by Vince Guerrieri
Everyone from Republic Steel to a local boy scouts troop were all-in on war production efforts.
by Vince Guerrieri
