Nottingham Historical Society
18326 St. Clair Rd. Cleveland, Ohio 44110
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Did
you know that Nottingham had its own "Millionaires Row"? For
just a brief moment in time, our lakefront attracted some of the areas
wealthiest families. These homes were used by the families for
vacations and getaways. These families included: H.P McIntosh, the
Widlars, John Sherwin, Timkens, Benjamin Rose, and Osbornes. These names
appear on maps from the turn of the century. We have some further information
and expect to publish more in our quarterly newsletters, so stay tuned.
There are
several ways to consider our local homes. We can consider the home as a
building; studying its design, its materials, its craftsmanship. We can
consider the property on which it was built. We can consider the
surrounding properties. Were there developers and investors?
We can also consider the home as a home! Who lived there?
What was their impact on this community?
Maps
provide us invaluable information. They often identify property owners,
details about utilities, street names & addresses, and names & registry
of sub divisions/allotments. Some of Nottingham's key allotments include:
Eddy & Walworth, Bregenzer & Moses, N.F. Albee, Mary A, Jeffries,
C.M. Mix, Berwick Sub., John Mozina Sub., St. Clair Park Allot., and St. Clair
Hts. Sub. Many of today's existing homes and streets are a direct result
of these early plans.
We have
identified a few of our homes and provide a brief description of their history
and importance. This is just a beginning. We will continue to
gather information on our homes and their histories. We welcome your
information and any photos. Nottingham has several "historic"
homes within its borders. Some we know of and some you know of. We
have been inspired by the recent efforts of the Euclid Landmark Commission to
recognize their historic landmarks. We will move forward by gathering
information, surveying existing homes, and identifying existing resources &
supports. Enjoy what we have posted and contact us if you can be of assistance!
Enjoy!
Lochdoon,
Lakeshore ~1905 |
Current
Nottingham Rd Residence |
NUMC
Parsonage, 1935. Melville Rd |