Are all old houses haunted?
It sometimes seems that a necessary attribute of old/historic houses is that they be haunted ("Demolition may knock ghosts out of old house" WEWS News5).
posted by Bill Barrow @ 7:13:00 PM
Thursday, July 20, 2006
News, commentary, information and musings on the history of greater Cleveland and the Western Reserve region of Northeastern Ohio, particularly its bridges, railroads, maps and historic landmarks and events. Using new web-based technologies, such as GIS, to improve libraries' ability to increase access to local history. More recently I'm adding information on the arts, particularly outdoor sculpture.
Previous Posts
- A new approach to local history, part two: Histor...
- Cleveland Memory at the County Fair Aug. 7-13
- African American Archives at Western Reserve
- Akron's Stephen Paschen goes to Kent
- Streetcars on the lakefront
- Digital Library Consortium takes it to the bank
- Controversial Steelyard Commons moves forward
- CityProwl tours our architectural gems
- The new I-90 bridge rushes forward
- Art & Art Deco tours of Cleveland
Links
- Cleveland Area History (Christopher Busta-Peck)
- The Civic Art: Cleveland Architecture & Urban Design (Daniel DeAngelo)
- Bluestone Heights: Conversation on NEO Places (Roy Larick)
- Lessons of Cleveland History (Dan Ruminski)
- A Terminal Tower Souvenir Collection
- Preservation Sans Politics
- Eyesore of the Month
- Brewed Fresh Daily (sans George?)
- Apparently inactive blogs:
- More Than a Building
- CityProwl
- Shaker Heights Restoration
- really bad cleveland accent
- Cool History of Cleveland
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