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The 19th Century Glass Industry in Northeastern Ohio: Zimmerman, Dean M, Hiram College. 1989, No. 4
African American Catholics in Cleveland, 1922-1961: Blatnica, Dorothy, Sister, Ursuline College. 1994, No. 9
Air: Dawson, Virginia, History Enterprises. 1997, No. 12
The Akron Experience: Nelson, Daniel, University of Akron. 1991, No. 6
Akron in the Gilded Age: Paschen, Stephen H.,Summit County Historical Society. 1993, No. 8
An Alternative Community: Barrow, William C., Cleveland State University. 1995, No. 10
Approaching Health Care Issues Through Drama: Donley, Carol, Hiram College. 2001, No. 16
Aristarchus Champion, Philanthropist of the Western Reserve: Builder of the Chagrin Falls Library (Town Hall): Rausche, Yolita E., Kent State University. 1995, No. 10
The Art and Science of Medicine: A Human Approach: Anderson, David, Hiram College. 2001, No. 16
Around the Reserve: Jenkins, William, Youngstown State University. 1993, No. 8
Around the Reserve: Kolesar, Robert, John Carroll University. 1993, No. 8
The Auto and the Environment: Approaching a Turning Point: Robbins, Norman, Case Western Reserve University. 1997, No. 12
"Back to the Future": Constance Woolson's 'The Old Stone HOuse': Dean, Sharon, Rivier College. 2000, No. 15
The Benjamin Rose Institute: Johnson, Beth DiNatale, Case Western Reserve University. 1995, No. 10
Black Religions: Many Faiths and Many Forms: McMickle, Marvin, Rev., Antioch Baptist Curch, Case Western Reserve University. 1994, No. 9
Breaking the Cycle of Health Care Disparities: Chapman, Rachael, Case Western Reserve University 2001, No. 16
The Bridges of the Western Reserve: Over, Randall S., Ohio Department of Transportation. 1997, No. 12
Brownfield (Geauga County): Sheridan, Judith, Geauga County Historical Society. 1993, No. 8
Buckeys, Corncrackers, and Suckers: Culinary Episodes in Ohio History: Rocke, Alan, Case Western Reserve University. 2002, No. 17
Buddhism: Deal, William E. 1994, No. 9
Building Adelbert College: Leedy, Walter, Cleveland State University. 1993, No. 8
Chagrin Falls, Luther Lee, D.D., and the Defense of John Brown: Kaufman, Paul L., Ph.D., Kent State University. 1994, No. 9
The Challenges of Change and the Response of the University: Bolton, Charles P.,Case Western Reserve University. 2001, No. 16
Challenges of Commerce: Changing Town Patterns in the Western Reserve, 1840-1875: Busta, William E., Case Western Reserve University. 1988, No. 3
The Challenges of Local History: Fishel, Leslie H., Jr., Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center. 1986, No. 1
Changes in Jewish Philanthropy: Kassen, Aileen, Jewish Community Federation. 1995, No. 10
Changes in Support for Circle Institutions: Horrigan, Elizabeth, Changes in Support for Circle Institutions. 1995, No. 10
Changes in the Land: The Natural History Inheritance of the Western Reserve - The 500 Million Year Old Foundation: Hannibal, Joseph, Cleveland Museum of Natural History. 1996, No. 11
The City Beautiful Movement: Weeks/Gates Mills and the Rural Response: McQuillin, Steven, Building and Preservation Consultant. 1996, No. 11
City Estates: Stephens, David, Youngstown State University. 1993, No. 8; The Cleveland Electric Illuminationg Company; Cohen, Paula, Historical Consultant. 1993, No. 8
Cleveland Ethnic Eats: A Culinary Road Map: Taxel, Laura, Author. 2002, No. 17
A Cleveland Memory: "A Postcard Retrospective of Its Markets": Barrow, William, Cleveland State University. 2002, No. 17
Cleveland Metroparks - Historic Anomaly or an Idea Whose Time Had Come?: Hinkle, Robert, Cleveland Metroparks. 1996, No. 11
Cleveland Municipal Light: Kucinish, Dennis, Former Mayor of the City of Cleveland. 1993, No. 8
Cleveland Museum of Natural History: Bissell, James K., Cleveland Museum of Natural History. 1992, No. 7
Cleveland Quakers from 1892-1907: Evangelism, Gender and the Poor: Oliver, John, Malone College. 1994, No. 9
The Cleveland School: Artists of the Western Reserve: Scheele, William G., Northeast Ohio Art Museum. 1987, No. 2
Cleveland's First Infrastructure: The Ohio & Erie Canal from: Barrow, William C., Cleveland State University. 1999, No. 14
Cleveland's Terminal Tower: The Forest City Acquires a Metropolitan Image: Leedy, Walter, Cleveland State University. 1997, No. 12
Commercial Photographers in Akron, Ohio, 1850 - 1900: Gunn, Virginia, The University of Akron. 1989, No. 4
Communism and Congressman Frances Payne Bolton, 1939 - 1968: Bowles, Mark, History Enterprises, Inc. 1998, No. 13
Communism and Congressman Frances Payne Bolton, 1939 - 1968: Dawson, Virginia, History Enterprises, Inc. 1998, No. 13
A Community Civic Catalyst for the Ages: Minter, Steven A., Cleveland Foundation. 1995, No. 10
Competing Visions of the Lakefront: Moore, Marjorie, University School. 1997, No. 12
Confessions of an Ex-Legislator: Brooks, Arthur V., Baker & Hostettler. 1998, No. 13
Considering Systematic Approaches To Improving Community Health and Medical Care: Reed, Wornie. Cleveland State University 2001, No. 16
Constance Fenimore Woolson and the Next Country: VanBergen, Carolyn, University of Rochester. 1988, No. 3
Cooking by the Book: From Four Scoops to Water Pitchers: Hanson, N. Sue, Case Western Reserve University. 2002, No. 17
Cora Millett Holden Murals Asklepios: Greek God of Medicine, His Worship, and Myths Relating to His Life.: Berger Woods, Marianne, Independent Scholar. 2001, No. 16
Country Estates: Flinn, Barbara, Western Reserve Architectural Historians. 1993, No. 8
The Created Landscape: Johnson, Beth DiNatale, Case Western Reserve University. 1999, No. 14
Creating 20th Century Warren Ohio: 1905 - 1925: Bobersky, Alexander T., City of Warren Community Development. 1996, No. 11
The Dittrick Museum WEB Site: A Media Presentation. 2001, No. 16
Dawn Powell Returns to Lake Erie College: Peterson, William, Southampton College. 1996, No. 11
The Development of American Medical Education From the Turn of the Century to the Era of Managed Care: Ludmerer, Kenneth M., Washington University 2001, No. 16
Digging for Troy: the Search for an Epic Boyhood: Hopes, David Brendan, University of North Carolina. 2000, No. 15
Dressed for Transport: Men and Women of the Move: Korosec, Constance, Ph. D., Ursuline College. 1997, No. 12
Early Mormon Culture: The First Temple in Kirtland: Robison, Elwin C., Kent State University. 1994, No. 9
Early Western Reserve Impressions: The Surveyor, the Artist, and the Land Speculator: Haddad, Gladys, Symposium Director, Case Western Reserve University. 1992, No. 7
East Angels: Woolson's Revision of James's Portrait of a Lady: Kreiger, Georgia, West Virginia University. 2000, No. 15
Electric Utilities in Cleveland and Toronto: Milne, Ruth, Case Western Reserve University. 1993, No. 8
Epic Appetites: Images of Food in Ancient Greece and Rome: Neils, Jenifer, Case Western Reserve University. 2002, No. 17
The Euclid Avenue Saga: More Questions: Leonard, Henry B., Kent State University. 1991, No. 6
Examining the Social Justice Implications: Bowen Lauren., John Carroll University. 1997, No. 12
Exploring Nearby History in the Western Reserve: Kyvig, David E., The University of Akron. 1986, No. 1
Faith and Education: Asking the Questions: Highbaugh, Claudia, Rev. 1994, No. 9
Family and Place - A Memoir: Grimm, Mary, Case Western Reserve University. 1996, No. 11
Father and Son: The Cleveland Years: Gregor, Sharon, Forest Hill Historic Preservation Society. 1996, No. 11
Father Finney and Oberlin's First Church: Blodgett, Geoffrey, Oberlin College. 1994, No. 9
Fewer and Better Babies: Maternal Health Association: Wilkinson Meyer, Jimmy, The College of Wooster. 2001, No. 16
Filmmaking in Cleveland: Connors, Joanna, The Cleveland Plain Dealer. 2000, No. 15
Finding the Farmers: Anderson, Donita, North Union Farmers Market. 2002, No. 17
Firestone Park and Goosetown: A Memoir of South Akron: Dyer, Joyce, Hiram College. 2000, No. 15
Foods in Their Seasons: A Look at 1848 with Jacob Meredith: Halsey, Amy, Hale Farm and Village. 2002, No. 17
The Forgotten Frontier: Connecticut's Western Reserve: Cunniff, Lois, Producer. 1992, No. 7
The Forgotten Gilded Age Townscape of Warren, Ohio: Bobersky, Alexander T., Urban Planner. 1993, No. 8
Framing Spaces: Bringing Boundaries to the Wilderness: Barrow, William C., Western Reserve Historical Society. 1996, No. 11
The Free Clinic of Greater Cleveland Since 1970 where" Health Care is a right Not a Privilege": Hiller, Martin W.. 2001, No. 16
From Text to Technology: Hypertext and "Wilhelmina": Youel, Barbara, Case Western Reserve University. 2000, No. 15
Garden Development: Pelowski, James F., Ph.D., Lebanese American University. 1999, No. 14
The Garden Experience: Weir, David, Mentor Surgery Center. 1999, No. 14
Garden Sculptures: Lees, Charlotte, Artist. 1999, No. 14
George Washington and the West: Knepper, George, University of Akron. 1999, No. 14
Getting Here was Half the Fun - Oberlin (Lorain County): Baumann, Roland, Oberlin College. 1997, No. 12
Getting Here was Half the Fun - Hiram (Portage County): Anderson, David, Hiram College. 1997, No. 12
"Girls in Blue": Visiting Nurses Association: Dawson, Virginia, history Enterprises, Inc.. 2001, No. 16
Glaciers and Landscape Evolution of the Western Reserve: Tevesz, Michael, Cleveland State University. 1996, No. 11
Glenville: The Citizens' Key Role in Neighborhood Planning: Ray, Genevieve. 1991, No. 6 >
Great Lakes Shipping: Impact on the Western Reserve: Ryan, George, Lake Carriers' Association. 1997, No. 12
Greetings: Ubbelhode, Carl, Case Western Reserve University. 1999, No. 14
Greystone: the Arms Home, Youngstown: Reedy, Joan, The Mahoning Valley Historical Society. 1993, No. 8
Hail, Holy Light: The Amasa Stone Memorial Chapel: Leedy, Walter, Cleveland State University. 1994, No. 9
Hale Farm (Summit County): Arnold, Melissa D., Case Western Reserve University. 1997, No. 12
Hale Farm and Village: Buerling, Siegfried F., Hale Farm and Village. 1992, No. 7
'The Happy Valley': Constance F. Woolson's View of Zoar: Fernandez, Kathleen, The Ohio Historical Society. 2000, No. 15
Hart Crane and His Western Reserve Roots: Pemberton, Vivian, Kent State University - Trumbull. 1987, No. 2
Heavenly Aspirations and Earthly Realitites: Urban Utopias in the Western Reserve: Robison, Elwin C., Kent State University. 1996, No. 11
Hiram in the Civil War: A Dramatic Reading from Letters and Documents: Fallen Hiram Civil War Soldiers: Sawyer, Joanne M., Hiram College. 1999, No. 14
Historians are Everywhere: Shriver, Phillip R. 1989, No. 4
Historic Preservation in a Throwaway Society: Sande, Theodore A., Western Reserve Historical Society 1990, No. 5
History and Renovation of Oberlin's Peters Hall: Blodgett, Geoffrey, Oberlin College. 1993, No. 8
The History of Squire Valleevue Farm - Then and Now: Palmer, Harry W., Farm Manager. 1996, No. 11
The History of the African American Nurse: Banks, James., Cuyahoga Community College- West. 2001, No. 16
How Cleveland Invented the Modern Airport: Pershey, Edward J., Western Reserve Historical Society 1997, No. 12
The Ideal Tarnished: From "The Happy Valley" to Sulfurous Mines and Shipwrecked Souls: Swartz, Patti Capel, Kent State University - East Liverpool. 2000, No. 15
If Archivists Could Talk: Edmonson, James, Dittrick Museum 2001, No. 16
"If music be the food...": Simon, Sandra, Soprano; Mailer, Nancy, Accompanist. 2002, No. 17
Illegal?? Indecent?? Obscene?? The Maternal Health Association and the Beginnings of Family Planning Clinics in Cleveland: Meyer, Jimmy E. W., Case Western Reserve University. 1989, No. 4
In Tom's Shadow: Clevelands's Forgotten Progressives: Hillmer, Paul, Concordia College. 1998, No. 13
Interpreters of the Western Reserve: Knepper, George, The University of Akron. 1987, No. 2
The Intrusive Landscape Designer: Recreating "The Front Yard" in Assisi: Grego, Edoarda, University of Trieste. 2000, No. 15
John D. Rockefeller, Jr.'s Design Sensitivity: Something Money Cannot Buy: Kapp, Cathryn, Forest Hill Historic Society. 1996, No. 11
John Hartness Brown and the Development of Eastern Cleveland: Barrow, William C., Cleveland State University. 1993, No. 8
Joseph G. Butler and the Founding of the Butler Art Institute: Rogers, Rebecca M., Architecture and Landscape. 1995, No. 10
A Journey of Discovery; Readings and Ruminations: Albers, Catherine, Case Western Reserve University. 2001, No. 16
Kinsman, Ohio in the Gilded Age: The Final Flowering of a Small Town: Webb, Richard, Regional Historian. 1993, No. 8
The Lake Ports West of the Cuyahoga, 1820-1880: The Development of a Sub-Region Within the Reserve: Wheeler, Robert, Cleveland State University. 1988, No.3
Lawnfield: A New Sweet Tie: Shaw, John, Hiram College. 1999, No. 14
Lawnfield: Cottage to Mansion: Zimmerman, Dean M., Lawnfield. 1999, No. 14
Lawnfield: Mentor: Zimmerman, Dean M., Western Reserve Historical Society. 1993, No. 8
Lessons from Erie Warfare: Anker, Daniel, Lake Erie College. 1986, No. 1
Literary Realism on the Reserve, or "Huck on the Cuyahoga": Anderson, David R., Hiram College. 1986, No. 2
Love and Marriage in the Western Reserve: The Garfield Case: Shaw, John, Hiram College. 1987, No. 2
Love and Marriage on the Western Reserve: The Garfield Case: Haddad, Gladys, Lake Erie College. 1987, No. 2
Made in Germany: Brewing in Cleveland, 1857 - 1907: Hendrix, Scott N., Cleveland State University. 1996, No. 11
Mahoning Valley's German Baptist Bretheren (the "Dunkers") and the Greek Revival Style: Rohrer, Thelma S., Manchester College. 1996, No. 11
Major World Religions: A Regional Presence - "Islam": Ahmed, Assam N. 1994, No. 9
The Making of a modern Hospital in Cleveland: Planning and Construction of Lakeside Hospital: Edmonson, James M., Dittrick Museum 2001, No. 16
A Manifest Destiny: The Common School: Saslaw, Rita S., University of Akron. 1996, No. 11
Maple Ridge Vineyard: Iubelt, James and Patricia, Maple Ridge Vineyard. 2002, No. 17
The Market as an Engine for Economic Revival: Rasmussen, Consultant, Public Markets and Economic Development. 2002, No. 17
The Market as Community: Holmes, Mary. 2002, No. 17
The Master Builders of the Western Reserve: Johannesen, Eric, Western Reserve Historical Society. 1986, No. 1
The May 4th Task Force: A Mandate: Lee, Michael, Kent State University. 1998, No. 13
Medical Milestones in the 20^th Century Cleveland: Maher, Sister Mary Denis, Ursuline College. 2001, No. 16
Medina: A Case Study: King, Joann, Ohio Association of Historical Societies and Museums. 1996, No. 11
Medina: A Case Study: McKiernan, Susan, School of Art. 1996, No. 11
The Mentor Marsh, 1901 - 1903: A Standoff! Peter M. Hitchcock vs. United States Steel: Tamburro, Sam, Youngstown State University. 1996, No. 11
Mentor Medical Campus: Moore-Hardy, Cynthia, Lake Hospital System. 1999, No. 14
The Missionary Position: Attitudes Toward Marriage in Oberlin, 1840-1855: Clark, Ricky, Oberlin College. 1989, No. 4
Mobile Monuments: The Art and Politics of Placing Pedestals: Busta, William E., Case Western Reserve University. 1998, No. 13
Modern Architecture and the Philosophy of History: Fisher, Thomas, Executive Editor of Progressive Architecture. 1990, No. 5
Moguls and Their Monuments: Anderson, David, Hiram College. 1993, No. 8
The Moral Challenge of Regional Sprawl: Pilla, Anthony, Most Reverend, Diocese of Cleveland. 1997, No. 12
Moving Beyond the Limits of Environmental Politics: Snape, Kevin, Clean Air Conservacy. 1997, No. 12
Natural History Walking Tour of Squire Valleevue Farm: Locci, Ana, Case Western Reserve University. 1996, No. 11
Nearby History in the Western Reserve: Kyvig, David E., University of Akron. 1989, No. 4
Neighborhoods: McConkey, James, Author. 1991
New England and the Western Reserve in the Nineteenth Century: Some Suggestions: Cardinal, Eric, Lake County Historical Society. 1986, No. 1
A New Variety, Try One: The Art of De Scott Evans: Maciejunes. Nannette, V., Columbus Museum of Art. 1988, No. 3
Newest Gem in the Emerald Necklace, Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation: Huff, Richard T., Jr., Cleveland Metroparks. 1997, No. 12
The Night Owls of Coventry
Maier, Alison Kennedy, Nightowls Productions. 2000, No. 15
Nineteenth Century Cleveland: From New England Village to Polyglot Metropolis: Leonard, Henry B., Kent State University. 1988, No. 3
North Broadway: From a New England Farming Community to a Bohemian-Urban Neighborhood: Thomas, Dale, Bay Village Schools. 1988, No.3
Northeastern Ohio Country Estates and the Nursery Trade: Rogers, Rebecca M., Architecture and Landscape Historian. 1996, No. 11
Ohio Politics and Politicians: A Roundtable: Lamis, Alexander, Case Western Reserve University. 1998, No. 13
Ohio: A Social laboratory for Land Survey and Sale: Knepper, George, University of Akron. 1992, No. 7
The Ohio-Pennsylvania Retracement Survey: Snyder, Franklin D., Jr., Foresight Engineering Group, Inc. 1996, No. 11
Olmsted in the Site of the Unseen: Allen, Austin, Cleveland State University. 2000, No. 15
Opposition vs. Opportunity: The African American Literary Experience in America: Oliver, Nathan T., Marrow Tradition Bookstore and Fine Art Gallery
Oral History: A Tool to Discover Regional Culture: Garfinkel, Stanley, Kent State University - Geauga. 1986, No. 1
Oral History and Multi-Cultural Education: Finding Our Place In Cleveland's Global Village: Miggins, Edward M., Cuyahoga Community College. 1988, No.3
An Organized Campaign of Nagging: "Gender and the Creation of Cleveland's Pioneer Birth Control Clinic: Meyer, Jimmy E.W., Independent Scholar. 1995, No. 10
"Out the Back, Jack": Early Years of the Garfield Marriage: Shaw, John, Hiram College. 1996, No. 11
Outmigration and the First Suburbs Coalition: Rawson, Judith H., Vice Mayor, Shaker Heights. 1997, No. 12
A Philanthropic Approach for the Catholic Diocese fo Cleveland: Napoli, August A., Jr., Catholic Charities. 1995, No. 10
Philanthropy and Civil Rights at the Local Level: The Case of Cleveland, Ohio in the 1960's: Rose, Kenneth W., Rockefeller Archive Center. 1995, No. 10
Philantropy and Cleveland's African-American Community: Jones, Adirenne Lash, Oberlin College. 1995, No. 10
Philantropy Today: An Imperative: Shouse, Ben, Arts Advocate. 1995, No. 10
Pioneer Episcopalians and Their Clergy: Dibbert, Robert B., The Rev. Canon. 1994, No. 9
Poems of Place: Citino, David, The Ohio State University. 1987, No.2
The Poet Gives Voice to the Landscape: Hopes, David Brendan, University of North Carolina. 1992, No. 7
The Polish Churches: A Schism - St. Stanislaus and Immaculate Heart of Mary: Sobola, Glenn, Cleveland City School District. 1994, No. 9
The Political Tradition Out of Which She Comes: Oakar, Mary Rose, Former U.S. Congresswoman. 1998, No. 13
Politics and Student Activism: Birk, Nancy, Kent State University. 1998, No. 13
Politics and the Natural Environment: Brooks, Arthur V., Baker & Hostettler. 1998, No. 13
Politics and the Payne Fund: Jowett, Garth S., University of Houston. 1995, No. 10
Politics and Urban Reform: Barber, Kathleen L., John Carroll University. 1998, No. 13
Postcards...to your Health!: Leedy, Walter,Cleveland State University. 2001, No. 16
The Pragmatic Hypothesis: Barrow, William C., Cleveland State University 1992, No. 7
Pre-1850 Western Reserve Greek Revival Churches: Anderson, David, Hiram College. 1994, No. 9
A Promising Boy: Intimations of Greatness in James A. Garfield: Anderson, David, Hiram College. 1999, No. 14
Proportional Representation and Cold War Politics in the Western Reserve: Kolesar, Robert. 1998, No. 13
Public Transportation in Cleveland: The Golden Era (1859 - 1963): Toman, James, Cleveland State University. 1997, No. 12
Quilts on the Western Reserve: Clark, Ricky, Oberlin College. 1988, No. 3
The Railroad Experience in the Western Reserve: Grant, H. Roger, Clemson University. 1997, No. 12
The Rainbow Circle of King's Daughters: A Little Band of Fair Philosophers and Practical Philanthropists on Behelf of Cleveland's Children: Erdey, Nancy C., University Hospitals of Cleveland 1995, No. 10
A Real Estate Developer's Perspective: Chilcote, Lee., Greater Cleveland Real Estate Organizations, Inc. 1997, No. 12
Reconstruction Through Poetry: VanBergen, Carolyn, University of Rochester. 2000, No. 15
Recreational Development of the Valley: Winstel, Jeffrey F., Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area 1996, No. 11
Regional Reflections (17 Poems): McNiece, Ray, Poet/Performer. 1996, No. 11
Religion, Reform, Race (and Rockefeller): Cleveland History Viewed Through the Lens of Philanthropy: Stapleton, Darwin H., Rockefeller Archive Center. 1995, No. 10
A Remarkable Mirror: The Ups and Downs of Regional Theatre in Cleveland: Evett, Marianne, The Plain Dealer. 1996, No. 11
Response to "Was Euclid Avenue a Neighborhood": Gaede, Robert C., Architect. 1991, No. 6
Response to "Was Euclid Avenue a Neighborhood": Krumholz, Norman, City Planner. 1991, No. 6
Reversing the Trends: Creative Ideas for Reconnection Farmers and Consumers of the Western Reserve: Holmes, Mary, Moderator; Clark, Jill, American Farmland Trust; Kelsey, Darwin, Cuyahoga Valley Countryside Conservancy; Masi, Brad, Ecological Design Innovation Center, Oberlin College; Jenson, Kit, WCPN/WVIZideastream. 2002, No. 17
Reviewing for Cleveland Magazine and Northern Ohio Live: Giannetti, Louis, Case Western Reserve University. 2000, No. 15
The Rise of Professional Authorship: Don't Give Up Your Day Job: Davey, Michael, Cleveland State University, John Carroll University. 2000, No. 15
The Role of Commercial Banking in the Commercial Development of Cleveland, Ohio, 1832 to 1837: Lewis, Cynthia M., Allegheny College. 1989, No. 4
Roman Catholic Women of the Western Reserve in Relation to Contemporary Catholicism: Flannery, Mary Ann, Sister. 1994, No. 9
Rural Neighborhoods: Fishermen, Firemen, Flea Markets and Fairs: Sheridan, Judith, Geauga County Historical Society. 1991, No. 6
Rural Neighborhoods: Middlefield/Mesopotamia: Miller, Eli. 1991, No. 6
Rural Neighborhoods: The Neighborhoods of the Mind - Lake Erie Commercial Fishermen: Mullen, Patrick B., Ohio State University. 1991, No. 6
Rural Neighborhoods: Wellington as Neighborhood: Borkan, Christine, Hiram Colege. 1991, No. 6
Samuel and Flora Stone Mather: Partners in Philanthropy: Haddad, Gladys, Case Western Reserve University. 1995, No. 10
Sanctuaries for Healing: Maher, Mary Denis, CSA, Ursuline College. 1999, No. 14
A Second New England In The West: Real Or Imaginary?: Lupold, Harry F., Lakeland Community College. 1988, No. 3
Separating Apples, Potatoes and Peaches: Jessie Brown Pounds, Advocate of the Social Gospel in Cleveland 1880 - 1920: Parker, Sandra, Hiram College. 1989, No. 4
Sermon in Stone: Symbols and Iconography in the Garfield Monument: Peskin, Allan, Cleveland State University. 1990, No. 5
Shaping a Future for Medicine and Health Care in Cleveland and Beyond: White Terry,Metro Health System 2001, No. 16
Shaping a Future for Medicine and Health Care in Cleveland and Beyond: Whitehouse, Peter J, and Gains, Atwood, T. Case Western Reserve University 2001, No. 16
Showplace of America: Cleveland's Millionaires' Row: "The Most Beautiful Street in the World": Zimmerman, Dean M., Western Reserve Historical. 1991, No. 6
Shrouded in Obscurity: The Life and Works of Caroline L. Ransom (1826-1910): Woods, Marianne Berger, Rogers Historical Museum. 1989, No. 4
Smallpox, The Chamber of Commerce, and the Reshaping of the Citys Public Health Department In the Early 20^th Century: Gerstner, Patsy, Dittrick Museum. 2001, No. 16
A Sort of Connecting Link: "Andrew Squire, James Garfield and the Village of Hiram: Anderson, David, Hiram College. 1996, No. 11
A Spinster, a Protestant and a Democrat: Florence Allen, Cleveland's First Female Judge: Organ, Joan E., Case Western Reserve University. 1998, No. 13
St. Ann Foundation: From Women to Women: Maher, Mary Denis, CSA, Ursuline College. 1995, No. 10
Stewardship/Conservation/Advocacy: The Issues: Debo, John P., Jr., Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area. 1992, No. 7
Stories of Place: Bishop, Thomas G., Case Western Reserve University. 2000, No. 15
Struggling Welfare Institutions and the Organization of Philanthropy in Cleveland: Rockefeller Philanthropy, The Floating Bethel Mission, and the Home for Aged Colored People: Rose, Kenneth W., Rockefeller Archives Center. 1989, No. 4
The Sublime Estate: Landscape Restoration at Stan Hywet: Ruprecht, Carl, Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens. 1996, No. 11
Teaching the Western Reserve, or Hart Crane Was the Other Poet from Cleveland.: Anderson, David R., Hiram College. 1986, No. 1
Thinking Bioregionally in the Western Reserve: Beach, David, EcoCity Cleveland. 1996, No. 11
Thunder in the Heartland: A Chronicle of Outstanding Weather Events in Ohio: Schmidlin, Jeanee, Kent State University. 1997, No. 12
Trails of the Western Reserve: Abercrombie, Jay, Davey Resource Group. 1997, No. 12
Traversing the Uncharted Wilderness: Barrow, William C., Cleveland State University. 1997, No. 12
A Tribute to Michael J. McTighe's "A Measure of Success." Looking Forward from " A Measure of Success" - Protestants, Entrepreneurs and Patriots at the Cleveland Centennial: Morton, Marian J., John Carroll University. 1994, No. 9
Trinity Cathedral: The Burnham Stained glass Windows: Tevesz, Michael., Cleveland State University. 1994, No. 9; Wells, Michael., Cleveland State University.; Whitney, James
The Trumbull County Clock Industry, 1812 - 1836: Rogers, Rebecca M., Mahoning Valley Historical Society. 1989, No. 4
Turn of the Centruy Irish Catholics in St. Malachi's Parish: Sull, Kathleen, Cleveland State University. 1994, No. 9
Twentieth Century Escape form the Landscape: Anderson, David, Hiram College. 1992, No. 7
Untapped Resources: County Records as a Lens into the Past: Cetina, Judith G., Cuyahoga County Archives. 1996, No. 11
Utilities: Pursell, Carroll, Case Western Reserve University. 1993, No. 8
The Valley as an Industrial Magnet: Sicha, Richard J., Cuyahoga County Planning Commission. 1996, No. 11
A View From the Dinner Table: Bosley, Peter, Chef/Owner Parkers Restaurant; Welton, Mark, Farmer, Norton Summit County; Johnson, John, Farmer, Mt. Vernon, Knox County. 2002, No. 17
Voices and Visions for Our Healing: Branche, Christine.,Alzhemers Association 2001, No. 16
Warren's Garden, Kethley House, Benjamin Rose Place: Kethley, Alice J., Ph.D., Benjamin Rose Institute. 1999, No. 14
Was Euclid Avenue a Neighborhood? A Cleveland Conundrum Viewed in Historical Perspective: Grabowski, John J., Western Reserve Historical Society. 1991, No. 6
Water: Borchert, Jim, Cleveland State University. 1997, No. 12
The West Side Market: A Kaleidoscope of Cleveland's Cultural History: Lewis, Joanne, Author To Market, To Market. 2002, No. 17
West Side Elites: Shaping the Landscape: Borchert, Jim, Cleveland State University. 1993, No. 8
Western Reserve Politice: An Historical Overview: Knepper, George, University of Akron. 1998, No. 13
Western Reserve Waterways: Lupold, Harry F., John Carroll University. 1992, No. 7
Western Reserve Women and the U. S. Sanitary Commission, 1861-1865: Gunn, Virginia, The University of Akron. 1988, No. 3
The Western Reserve: From Wilderness to Thriving Community: Sande, Theodore A., Western Reserve Historical Society. 1992, No. 7
Westward Ho! My Take on the Western Reserve: Sommerfield, William, American Historical Theatre. 1999, No. 14
What's in Store for the Neighborhood? Neighborhoods Then, There and in the Future: Gaines, Atwood D., Case Western Reserve Unviersity 1991, No. 6
Whence Came All These Roman Catholics?: Callahan, Nelson, Rev., St. Raphael's Church. 1994, No. 9
"Whenever I Open a Book and See 'Hoot, Man,' I Always Close It Immediately": Constance Fenimore Woolson and Regional Humor: Torsney, Cheryl B., West Virginia University. 2000, No. 15
Why Chicago and Not Cleveland? The Religious Imperative Behind John D. Rockefeller's Early Philanthropy 1844 - 1900: Rose, Kenneth W., Rockefeller Archive Center. 1995, No. 10
'The Windings and Turnings of Fictitious Pathology': Reading Jupiter Lights as a Proto-Lesbian Novel: Comment, Kristin M., University of Maryland. 2000, No. 15
Woolson as Precursor: Jewett and Wilkins Freeman Talk Back to "Ballast Island": Weimer, Joan, Drew University. 2000, No. 15
Women and Politics: Morton, Marian J., John Carroll University. 1998, No. 13
Women Enter Medicine in the Western Reserve: The Graduation of the First Six Women Doctors from Western Reserve College, 1852-1856: Goldstein, Linda, Case Western Reserve University. 1988, No. 3
Women Health Care Providers and Practitioners: Marian Morton, John Carroll University. 2001, No. 16
Womens and Childrens Free Medical& Surgery Dispensary (1878) Forerunner of Womens General Hospital: Jennifer Nieves, Dittrick Museum. 2001, No. 16
The Work of Mourning in Constance Fenimore Woolson's Fiction: A Kleinian Approach: Gebhard, Caroline, Tuskegee University. 2000, No. 15
Writings of Western Reserve Women: Haddad, Gladys, Lake Erie College. 1987, No. 2
The Yankee Schoolteacher: Transmission of the Culture: Saslaw, Rita S., The University of Akron. 1988, No. 3
Youngstown's Mill Creek Park: Rogers, Rebecca M., Historical Consultant. 1993, No. 8


The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport: Plans and Prospects: Dulberger, Reid., Youngstown Regional Chamber of Commerce. 1997, No. 12

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