Name/Title
Eagle Cliff and ClevelandersEntry/Object ID
NP.01.035Scope and Content
EAGLE CLIFF
Where and How Certain Clevelanders
Take a "Tent on the Above Beach," as
it Were.
Article about where people of the city are fleeing the city to avoid the summer heat. You would travel seven miles beyond Rocky River. You come to a farm owned by the heirs of Mr. Foote, and not far distant from the farmhouse is a grove of young growth hickory, variety of oak and maple trees... A considerable part of this grove to the extent of ten acres, was purchased in the year 1878 by a company of eleven young business men of Cleveland. The land was surveyed into lots, certain of which in time will become the property of each member of the company, besides leaving other parts to be held in common....A club cottage has been reared and good-sized tent purchased...they assemble each year as they find it convenient...
To keep watch over the point and American eagle has for many years built his next near by, and with his mate together reared their young..."Eagle Cliff"Relationships
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Notes
NP.01.036, NP.01.037, NP.01.038, NP.01.039