Cleveland's millionaires' row

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Euclid Avenue was a famous address of Cleveland, OH's wealthy and elite in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Today, it is a run-down commercial district that shows no sign of its former residential glory. The Western Reserve Historical Society has an exhibit on the era until Sept 27, 1992.

Cleveland, Ohio, Architect-designed houses, Homes and haunts, Millionaires

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Forsaken but not forgotten: America's abandoned landmarks

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A great many US historical properties are in danger of decay, demolition or fire. Listing on the National Register of Historic Places or designation as a National historic Landmark does not protect them from ruin. Several endangered historic buildings are described.

Protection and preservation, Historic buildings, Historic sites

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The Brown Palace Hotel, Denver, Colorado

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The Brown Palace will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Aug 12, 1992. The hotel was built shortly after gold and silver discoveries and has since hosted presidents, royalty and celebrities. Information on other activities in Denver is included.

Hotels and motels, Denver, Colorado

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