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Once occupying the corner of South High and East Bowery streets in Downtown Akron, the Akron Armory was the city鈥檚 epicenter of entertainment for decades.
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The Olney Art Gallery opened its doors in 1893 and became Cleveland's first publicly-accessible art space, predating the Cleveland Museum of Art by more than two decades.
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The Mathews Hotel on N. Howard Street was right in the heart of Akron's jazz district.
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The Elysium opened in 1907 as "the largest artificial ice skating plant in the world."
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Built in 1889, the Kent Opera House was once a destination for traveling shows.
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The Sterling Lindner Davis department store on Euclid Avenue was known for its large Christmas tree during the holiday season.
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The new home of Visible Voice Books in Ohio City used to be a theater dating back to the 1920s.
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The building that houses 精东影业 in Downtown Cleveland held many tenants since 1912, including a furniture story and public library.
