Nottingham Historical Society
18326 St. Clair Rd. Cleveland, Ohio 44110
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Welcome to the
Nottingham Historical Society web site. The Village of Nottingham has a rich
history as part of Euclid Township, Cuyahoga County, and the City of
Cleveland.� Beginning in 1852 as Euclid Depot
on the first east/west railroad, through its current status as one of
Cleveland�s premier neighborhoods, the Nottingham neighborhood embraces its
future while fighting to protect the memories and lessons learned from its
past.
We have
categorized our information into seven main topics.
Our Railroads
highlights our railroad heritage.�
Explaining our name, our visits with Abraham Lincoln, and our connection
to the transcontinental railroad.
Churches have
impacted this community since 1820.� The
history of our local churches are a resource for genealogist and local
historians.�
Homes� See our Millionaire�s Row and other historic
homes in our neighborhood.
Schools transform
the minds of our youth and are central in providing a neighborhood�s
identity.� Learn� about Nottingham School, Villa Angela
Academy, and St. Joseph Seminary, Villa Angela/St. Joseph High School, O.H.
Perry Elementary, and Hannah Gibbons Elementary.
Miscellaneous
Buildings �Photos of unique and
historic buildings are here.� See our
Town Hall, Cunningham Sanitarium, and Nottingham Hospital.
Genealogy� Let us help you locate an ancestor.� We can access maps, township and church
records.
Maps�� Maps from 1852 through the present provide
basic information and an overall view of the area.
Links�� Connect to other sites
Enjoy!�
Come back often as we update our information.
The Mission of the Nottingham Historical
Society is to promote the development of this community's unique and important
identity and enhance the quality of life in this neighborhood through
understanding our past and present, while working together to shape our future.
Supporting this mission we:
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�publish a quarterly
newsletter |
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�hold quarterly meetings |
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�secure historic papers
and photographs |
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�organize, digitize, and
catalog historical information |
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�support local organizations,
businesses, industry, churches, and schools in their efforts to positively
impact this community |
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�provide speakers and
materials to educate and increase awareness of our mission |
We are always looking for new information, pictures,
or items relating to Nottingham. Please Contact
Us, if you have something to share.
The Nottingham Historical Society meets
quarterly and publishes a quarterly newsletter. Consider joining us and receive
our newsletter. Our quarterly meetings are open to all and are tentatively
scheduled the second Sunday of February, May, August, and November.� �������
August 15th,
2004�� ��
November 14th, 2004�������
February 13th, 2005����� � May 8th, 2005
We meet at the Nottingham United Methodist
Church, 18326 St. Clair Rd., Cleveland Ohio.
Please join us. Contact
us for more information.
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Nottingham Historical Society |
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c/o Nottingham United Methodist Church |
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18326 St. Clair Rd |
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Cleveland, OH�� 44110 |
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216-371-2979������������ 216-481-4827 |
