Introduction Nestled on the serene shores of Mentor-On-The-Lake, this residence, locally recognized by some as the “Longo House“ bears the legacy of two celebrated figures of Northeast Ohio’s. Throughout the 1960s into the early 1990s, the home’s significance became anchored in its association with Joe Longo, the entrepreneurial spirit behind Longo’s Pizza, a well-known pizza restaurant in Lake County.  The

Introduction Nestled within the lush landscapes of the Grand River Valley in Geneva, Ohio, South River Vineyard has carved a niche for itself in the world of viticulture through an extraordinary blend of history, tradition, and winemaking innovation. Known for its distinctive setting in a repurposed century-old church, the winery has become a symbol of transformation, merging the sanctity of

The Architectural Majesty of Friendship Baptist Church Perched majestically at the bustling intersection of 55th Street and Central Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, the Friendship Baptist Church commands attention with its dignified presence and architectural splendor. Erected in the year of 1896, this imposing structure initially served as the spiritual home for Tifereth Israel, a congregation deeply rooted in Jewish traditions.

Tucked away in the rural expanses of Trumbull County, Ohio, the Brookfield Air Force Station stands as a silent sentinel to a bygone era, embodying the height of Cold War vigilance and the subsequent shifts in societal needs and interests. This once pivotal military installation, now relegated to the annals of history as an abandoned relic, offers a compelling narrative

The Daily Record Building Perched on the bustling streets of 212 E. Liberty Street, the Daily Record Building in Wooster, Ohio, has been a dependable hub of local journalism and community camaraderie for decades. Its recent closure has turned a page in Wooster’s narrative, yet the historical imprints of this edifice continue to resonate through the heart of the town.

A Historical Overview The former First Energy power plant in Ashtabula, which dates back to the 1920s, has sat entirely vacant since 2015. Construction of the electricity generation plant took place between 1929-1930, and the plant was officially opened and generating power on November 5, 1930. The power plant was built to link with other Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company (CEI)

In a previous exploration, I delved into the captivating history of the Unionville Tavern, nestled in the heart of Northeast Ohio. This historic establishment, currently undergoing meticulous restoration, stands as a testament to the architectural and cultural heritage of the region, offering a window into a bygone era for those who cherish the narratives embedded within these historic structures. The

The Fall of a Maritime Marvel: Dismantling the Old Cleveland Aquarium The former Cleveland Aquarium, a cherished landmark located off the Shoreway in Gordon Park South, Cleveland, Ohio, has recently met with the wrecking ball. Once bustling with aquatic life and curious visitors, the aquarium had been a significant part of Cleveland’s cultural landscape since its inception in 1954. However,

Abandoned Mid-Century Homes: A Fascination with Architectural Beauty In a quiet neighborhood, the soft outlines of an abandoned mid-century home call out for attention. Its walls no longer reverberate with the sounds of family laughter; instead, the wind whispers through the crevices, caressing the remnants of an architectural era that once shaped our landscapes. The Rise of Mid-Century Design The

Although this site might not boast centuries of architectural significance, it carries its own unique narrative. Once a busy McDonald’s that shuttered its doors in 2004, which coincidentally marked the 25th anniversary of the iconic Happy Meal, the story with this structure lies in an event that happened 10 years prior to its closure. The Strip Search Phone Call Scam