In 1980, it seemed Cleveland didn’t have much going for it, community spirit was on the wane, and few books about the city found their way into print. Dan Cook and James Toman decided to try to do something about it. Greg Deegan became a partner in 1997. We have been doing that now for 27 years, and Greater Clevelanders have found in the 24 titles we have produced some helpful sources which have r
ekindled fond memories. Cleveland Landmarks Press remains committed to preserving the history of the city. If you’re looking for books on Cleveland’s history, you’ve found the right spot. In 2007, Cleveland Landmarks Press established a charitable foundation to further its commitment to the City of Cleveland and to the people who call it home. Chartered in the State of Ohio and recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c) (3), contributions to the work of the Foundation are exempt from taxes as specified by law. Contributions to the Cleveland Landmarks Press Foundation may be sent to the CLP Foundation, 14189 Washington Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44118. Hopefully you will help you find a title which will help you, or a perhaps a family member or friend, recall the days of streetcars clanging through Public Square, patrons clinking silverware at The Silver Grille, the hum of shoppers “doing Euclid Avenue,” and fans cheering the Browns and Indians at old Municipal Stadium, and many other wonderful things about a great city. Cleveland Books for Cleveland Memories
