About this Event
Join Cleveland author Tom Kaschalk for a look at the history of Ohio City—one of Cleveland’s oldest and most vibrant neighborhoods.
Ohio City’s story begins with conflict, including the dramatic 1836 “Battle of the Bridge,” and evolves into one of connection, growth, and resilience. Following its annexation to Cleveland in 1854, the neighborhood developed into a rich urban tapestry where immigrant workers’ homes stood alongside grand mansions. From the iconic West Side Market to a thriving brewing industry that helped shape the neighborhood’s identity and economy, Ohio City reflects the people and industries that built Cleveland. The neighborhood’s historic churches and architecture further tell the story of the diverse immigrant communities who made Ohio City their home.
Through a collection of historic photographs and storytelling, Tom will trace the neighborhood’s journey from its early immigrant roots through decades of change to the thriving community we see today.
Books will be available for purchase and signing following the presentation.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Visible Voice Books, 4601 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, United States
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