Historical Markers and War Memorials in Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio and Vicinity
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 55-18 — 'Abdu'l-Bahá and the Bahá'í Faith —  |
| 2► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Adella Prentiss Hughes — 1869-1950 — |
| 3► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Alexander Winton — 1860-1932 — |
| 4► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Alexis de Tocqueville — |
| 5► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Andrew J. Rickoff / Charles Edward Adams — |
| 6► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Arch C. Klumph — |
| 7► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Benjamin Rose — 1828-1908 — |
| 8► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 46-18 — Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll — |
| 9► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Broadway / Slavic Village — |
| 10► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 111-18 — Brookside Stadium — |
| 11► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Burial Place of James A. Garfield — |
| 12► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 74-70 — Camp Cleveland — |
| 13► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Carl B. Stokes — 1927-1996 — |
| 14► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 33-18 — Cataract Falls — |
| 15► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 59-18 — Charles Waddell Chesnutt — |
| 16► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Chief Joc-O-Sot — (The Walking Bear) — |
| 17► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 37-18 — Cleveland Grays — |
| 18► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 32-18 — Cleveland Theater District — |
| 19► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Colonel Charles Young — 1864-1922 — |
| 20► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Com. Oliver Hazard Perry — |
| 21► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 81-18 — Cuyahoga County Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument — |
| 22► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Dear General, We have met the enemy and they are ours — |
| 23► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 65-18 — Detective Martin J. McFadden — |
| 24► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 17-18 — Dunham Tavern — |
| 25► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 90-18 — Erie Street Cemetery — |
| 26► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Ernest R. Ball — 1878-1927 — |
| 27► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 68-18 — Federation of India Community Association — |
| 28► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Fields of Ideals — A School With A Viewpoint — |
| 29► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 40-18 — Frances Payne Bolton — |
| 30► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 60-18 — Garrett A. Morgan — |
| 31► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Henry A. Sherwin — 1842-1916 — |
| 32► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 47-18 — Home of Superman — |
| 33► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Honoring the Memory of O.P. and M.J. Van Sweringen — |
| 34► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — In Memory of the Teachers and Children Who Lost Their Lives in the Collinwood School Fire — |
| 35► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — In Memory of Those Whose Bodies Were Moved From Ontario Street Cemetry to Erie Street Cemetery — 1826 — |
| 36► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Industrial River Valley — |
| 37► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Irish Famine Memorial — Cleveland Remembers “The Great Hunger” — An Gorta Mór — Ireland’s Potato Famine 1845–50. — |
| 38► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 75-18 — James Mercer Langston Hughes — |
| 39► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Jeptha Wade — 1811-1890 — |
| 40► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Jim Brown / Carl Burton Stokes — Record Setter / Trailblazer — Mt. Pleasant Heritage Trail — |
| 41► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 38-18 — John D. Rockefeller, 1839-1937 / The Standard Oil Company — |
| 42► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — John T. Corrigan — |
| 43► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 7-18 — John W. Heisman Birth Site — |
| 44► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Joseph Carabelli — 1850-1911 — |
| 45► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 44-18 — Journalist Dorothy Fuldheim — |
| 46► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 57-18 — Karamu House — |
| 47► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — L. Pearl Mitchell — Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. — Alpha Omega Chapter — |
| 48► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 13-18 — League Park — |
| 49► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 133-18 — LGBT Civil Rights Movement — |
| 50► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 109-18 — Market Square — |
| 51► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Michelson-Morley Experiment — |
| 52► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 39-18 — Moses Cleaveland’s “Capital Town” — |
| 53► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Navy Bicentennial — 1775 - 1975 — |
| 54► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Near this site Fort Huntington was Erected — |
| 55► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Ohio and Erie Canal — |
| 56► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 97-18 — Ohio City / Monroe Street Cemetery — |
| 57► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Ohio State Bar Association — 1880-1980 — |
| 58► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Old Dunham Tavern Garden — Originally designed in 1937 by A. Donald Gray — |
| 59► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 121-18 — Puritas Springs Park / The Cyclone Roller Coaster — |
| 60► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Raymond J. "Chappie" Chapman — 1891-1920 — |
| 61► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 77-18 — Rear Admiral Isaac C. Kidd — |
| 62► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Rufus Dunham — (1792-1862) — |
| 63► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 130-18 — Saint Ignatius High School — |
| 64► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 76-18 — Sarah Benedict House — |
| 65► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Shaker Gate Post — Period 1830 — |
| 66► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Shaker Gristmill Site — |
| 67► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Shaker Mill Stone — Period 1837 — |
| 68► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Shaker Square — |
| 69► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Site of the Home of the Poet Harold Hart Crane — 1899 - 1932 — |
| 70► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — St. John’s Episcopal Church — The Underground Railroad — |
| 71► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 131-18 — Terry v. Ohio — |
| 72► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 1-18 — The Arcade — An Historic Landmark in Architecture — Built 1890 — |
| 73► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 72-18 — The Burnham Mall — The Group Plan of 1903 — |
| 74► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — The Cleveland Skyline — |
| 75► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 87-18 — The Cozad-Bates House / Anti-Slavery and Abolition — |
| 76► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — The History of Hough (1799-1979) — |
| 77► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 79-18 — The Ohio AFL-CIO — |
| 78► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 66-18 — The Old Stone Church — |
| 79► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 114-18 — The Templin-Bradley Company — Penny Packet Seeds — |
| 80► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 71-18 — The West Park African American Community — |
| 81► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — The Yellow House — |
| 82► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Three Generations of Bridges — 1888-1943 — |
| 83► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 70-18 — Union and League of Romanian Societies / United Romanian Societies Carpatina of Cleveland — |
| 84► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 19-18 — University Circle — |
| 85► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 4-18 — University Hall — The Samuel Mather Mansion — |
| 86► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Unknown Early Settlers — |
| 87► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Upbeat — |
| 88► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Welcome to Monroe Street Cemetery — Established 1841 — |
| 89► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 89-18 — Woodland Cemetery — |
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