These Walls Talk

An online archive that tells the 1st person story of a home by allowing past residents to share photos/short stories

[Josh Shepperd @joshshepperd]

There's many routes into academia, the two most prominent 'origin stories' that I hear are 1) someone was always a top student and it was a natural progression, or 2) that at some point someone decided everything was bullshit and that they were going to find out for themselves.

[These Walls Talk @TheseWalls_Talk]

This is awesome. https://t.co/X0SspWo4ws

[These Walls Talk @TheseWalls_Talk]

The 8 Most Interesting Houses in Cleveland https://t.co/fuCdMlXOlv

[Tom Horsman @TomHorsman]

The main section of the Weddell House was demolished in the early 1900s and replaced by the Rockefeller Building. However, the portion that contained the bedroom Lincoln slept in (pictured below) was not torn down until 1961 and replaced by a...parking lot.

[CLE History in Pics @CLEHistory]

Alta House at E. 125th and Mayfield Road, built to help Italian immigrants settling in Cleveland. Oct.1928.

[Cleveland Historical @CLEhistorical]

Coventry Village got a little less colorful today with the announcement that, after 27 years, @BigFunCleveland toy store will close shop this summer. Read more about the history of one of Cleveland’s favorite neighborhood businesses at https://t.co/682e9b7sPm

[Cleveland Memory @Cleve_Memory]

"Egyptian Smoking Room" - Palace Theater - 1922

[Cleveland Historical @CLEhistorical]

A new story by Natalie Neale on the history of the Schofield Building in @DowntownCLE. https://t.co/ckbeyXo8dj (Photo by Madeline Hoyle) #CLE #ThisWasCLE

[Cleveland Historical @CLEhistorical]

Many know Charles Schweinfurth's work (such as Trinity Cathedral and the stone bridges in Rockefeller Park) even if they don't know who he was. Probably fewer know where he lived: His comparative modest house still stands on E. 75th Street. https://t.co/JHAFxQbrhA #CLE

[Todd Michney @ToddMichney]

@marksouther Former home of Arthur Johnston, AfAm mayor 1929-32 of short-lived #CLE suburb of Miles Heights; sadly in poor shape
https://t.co/WaljvxQU1p

[These Walls Talk @TheseWalls_Talk]

#TheseWallsTalk of a 1915 "magic plant juice" https://t.co/gEmXh8NB7c Share your stories at https://t.co/h5u2ZTYAgl @thiswascle

[Old-Brooklyn Centre @brooklyncentre]

.@TheseWalls_Talk Theodore Isaac Kerns was prominent Village of Brooklyn resident - lived 3799 W 33rd (Spring Street) - Photo: Doug Manning

[Heights Congress @heightscongress]

SNEAK PEEK: #EuclidHeights Blvd in the Euclid Heights National Register Historic District, is home to this 1916 gem https://t.co/XZ7bc96dGY

[These Walls Talk @TheseWalls_Talk]

Share the stories of your past homes with us! #TheseWallsTalk of 2 young lovers running away together https://t.co/heXO1BbMJQ. @thiswascle

[Old-Brooklyn Centre @brooklyncentre]

@LauraDeMarcoCle @EncyCle_ @Cleveland_PL @Cleve_Memory @CLEhistorical @clevemetroparks @TheseWalls_Talk @SavingPlaces @CleStartsHere historic thoroughfares and parkways like west side Riverside Cemetery and environs https://t.co/X6ONcymZeX #est1917 @CVNPNPS tell our story

[Old-Brooklyn Centre @brooklyncentre]

.@LauraDeMarcoCle Lost #CLE w/John Grabowski at Old Brooklyn Historical Society ~Giddings Ave (East 71st). A.P. Winslow estate.

[Old-Brooklyn Centre @brooklyncentre]

.@AIACleveland Early CLE residential architecture on Denison Ave ~ https://t.co/pQBh3mdgQJ Charles Edmund Tousley for Gustave Kroehle

[These Walls Talk @TheseWalls_Talk]

#TheseWallsTalk of a beets & potatoes recipe. What was your favorite dish in your childhood home? Share with us! https://t.co/L4u17ujf0l

[Old-Brooklyn Centre @brooklyncentre]

Grateful @PavilionBooks @LauraDeMarcoCle world publisher https://t.co/oMWNCK1TEL #historymatters @SavingPlaces see Lost Baltimore more>

[Old-Brooklyn Centre @brooklyncentre]

.@TheseWalls_Talk Harry Farnworth House had better days during #horsedrawn #CLE #historymatters @SavingPlaces #est1917 @clevemetroparks