Illustrations

View of Cleveland from the West Side
View of CLEVELAND, FROM THE WEST SIDE, by Thomas Whelpley, 1833

 

St. Clair Street, from the West Bank
St. Clair Street, from Bank street, looking East, by Thomas Whelpley, 1833.

 

Superior Street, from the Public Square, looking West
Superior Street, from the Public Square, looking West, by Thomas Whelpley, 1833.

 

Euclid Street, Looking West, near the Public Square
Euclid Street, Looking West, near the Public Square, by Thomas Whelpley, 1833

 

Stockley's Pier, from the Harbor, looking East
Stockley’s Pier, from the Harbor, looking East, by J. Brainard ,1850.

 

Columbus Street Bridge, from Detroit street
Columbus Street Bridge, from Detroit Street, 1835

More illustrations can be found in the body of this book including

Plan of Cleveland, and Geological Profile, illustrating the encroachments of the Lake, from 1796 to 1843

FacSimile of Ice-polished Rocks

Ancient Fort, Newburg

Ancient Fort, Northfield, Summit County, Ohio

Ancient Fort, Weymouth, Medina county, Ohio

Ancient Fort, near Conneaut, Ashtabula county, Ohio

Portion of Champlain’s Map of 1634

Portion of Lewis Evan’s Map of 1755

Mouth of Conneaut Creek, in 1796

First Map of Cleveland, Oct., 1796

Cleveland under the hill, in 1800

Map of Cleveland in 1814

Diagram, representing the Fluctuations in Lake level

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