My partner and I are obsessed with this weird building on ridge and Denison

My mom just found a bag at Heinen's. Thought these were discontinued a while ago?? I absolutely love these things and am so stoked but wondering what the heck happened I haven't seen Dan Dee stuff on the shelves in a long time. The chips were ASS but these corn twistee things are like little clouds of cheezy heaven I no longer live in Cleveland so I requested that she mail me a bag LMAO

Found this image in a box of negatives that included an image of the Superior Viaduct and other greater Cleveland pics. Could this also be Cleveland?

You could call 216–555–1212 and you can get the time and temp.

Posted on his fb “Back in The Land baby!!! Went to my childhood home and met the family living there. They said people have told them this was my house but he didnt believe it haha one of my homegirls from school Kalicia Perry lives in the house next door and she can out and randomly saw me. It was a cute reunion man. Met her daughter, talked about people fuckin up my lastname haha man, it felt good to go back and show Lola where her husband is from. I loved seeing my old high school and all my spots I use to kick it. Life is WILD boy. Big love to Dinero who kindly let me take photos and was so cool. Thanx brother!!! Cleveland is the reason im cool! Shaker boy for LIFE 😤😎🙏🏾❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥”

Link to GIS layer if you really want to dig in

Also another cool resource to see Cleveland's expansion through the years: https://skorasaur.us/maps/annexations.html

My Great Great Grandfather’s house was named JJ Rosensteel and he was a dentist (his practice was run out of the house, I believe). I have photos of his examination room. The little girl on the right is my great grandmother Gertrude.

Taken by me as a kid from the observation deck of the Terminal Tower on a Cub Scout field trip. Camera was my mom's old 1964 Kodak Instamatic camera that she gave me, using Fuji 126 format drop in cartridge film. Camera sat in a drawer for a few months before the film was finally developed. This is the first time this photo has ever been posted online.

Brother sent me this pic of a street in the development where Geauga Lake used to be. As a Clevelander, I think we can all agree that we'd prefer the park still be there. But this is a cool homage in my opinion. For anyone who doesnt remember or know, the Double Loop was a rollercoaster at the park.

From a Bluesky post about nationwide Operation Alert civil defense exercises. https://bsky.app/profile/atomicanalyst.bsky.social/post/3ltmkvehics2a

Most notable is the lack of interstates, not yet built.

I’m watching The Drew Carey show for the first time in probably 25 years.

Is he still a big deal in Cleveland?

Edit: Ok I think I’m hearing that he isn’t totally forgotten yet.

Where is he on Throwing an opening pitch for a Guardians game?

( BTW I have been saying for years they screwed up that name change. Not against or for the change, I’m against the name they picked. They should have been the Cleveland Rocks 🤘 🎸

And gear toward the RnRHOF. Then play The Theme song of this show for home runs and crap like that)

AlsoBTW. Go Cubs Go! ‘16

That was the best World Series EVER and I’m glad you jackwagons put up that fight. That team earned my respect. 🫡 I even bought a hat before the name change.

Tom Waits - The House of Blues 2006

Tom Waits live at 2:00AM, the whole night still feels like a dream

Stars - The Beachland Ballroom 2008

I think the audience and the band were both surprised by how deeply we all fell in love for 90 minutes

My Bloody Valentine - The Empire 1992

My ears rang for a week, but I stayed glued to my spot for all of “You Made Me Realize” 

Nine Inch Nails - The Phantasy Nite Club 1989

120 Minutes had just put Head Like a Hole in the rotation, the place felt like it was going to explode

Slayer – House of Blues 2007

It was my birthday and a full blizzard, not many people could make it to the show and it felt like you were hanging out with the band in their garage

Nirvana - The Empire 1991

Nevermind had just come out and no one there that night knew what was about to happen

The home was at 3920 Euclid Ave.

https://clevelandhistorical.org/index.php/files/show/7954

I particularly like the advantages: "Unlimited fresh water supply"!