Formerly the Dead Euclid blog, Euclid Evolution aims to show what Euclid once was in pictures and words, and how Euclid is today. Our focus is on history and architecture. Our goal is to photograph the changing face of the retail and restaurant industry in our Cleveland suburb, because we think that kind of thing is fascinating.
Showing posts with label St. Clair Ave.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Clair Ave.. Show all posts
Friday, January 5, 2018
1946: Euclid: the Clean City, Home, Industries, and American Ideals
This charming, albeit heady sign graced St. Clair avenue. This photo is from 1946. I wonder how long this sign was up? It's awfully cool with that script "Euclid". Would look dope in my garage!
Friday, October 17, 2014
Flashback: Bliss (E. 222nd St) and St. Clair 1928 and Today
Trivia for the day: Before East 222nd Street was, well E. 222nd, it was Bliss Rd. Now go impress your friends at parties!
The sign reads
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| Make sure you click this image to see the details! Image courtesy Cleveland History |
This road will be paved with a 30 foot sheet asphalt pavement from Euclid Ave. to Lakeshore Boulevard. Bliss Road. Board of County Commissioners. J.R. Zmunt, John G. Fischer, J.H. Harris, Frank R. Lander - County Engineer
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| The same view from 2014 |
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| And look closely! Is that the same house in the distance? |
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