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SUMMARY:Eliot Ness in Cleveland: North Ridgeville
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a discussion and historic image presentation of Eliot Ness\, famous as the “Untouchable” FBI agent who busted gangsters in Chicago\, came to Cleveland after Prohibition ended. Learn about his tenure as top cop here\, fighting corruption and searching for the “Mad Butcher” who committed the Torso Murders. \n***Also Available: NEW BOOK: Cleveland’s East Side Vice & Grit in the “Roaring Third” \nRegistration will be posted on :https://lorainpubliclibrary.libcal.com/calendar?cid=21416&t=g&d=0000-00-00&cal=21416&cm=5014&inc=0
URL:https://myclevelandhistory.com/event/eliot-ness-in-cleveland-north-ridgeville/
LOCATION:North Ridgeville Public Library\, 35700 Bainbridge Rd\, North Ridgeville\, OH\, 44039\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Sigining,Presentation
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SUMMARY:Cleveland's Eliot Ness: Lorain Main Branch Library
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a discussion and historic image presentation of Eliot Ness\, famous as the “Untouchable” FBI agent who busted gangsters in Chicago\, came to Cleveland after Prohibition ended. Learn about his tenure as top cop here\, fighting corruption and searching for the “Mad Butcher” who committed the Torso Murders. \n***Also Available: NEW BOOK: Cleveland’s East Side Vice & Grit in the “Roaring Third” \nRegistration will be posted on :https://lorainpubliclibrary.libcal.com/calendar?cid=21416&t=g&d=0000-00-00&cal=21416&cm=5014&inc=0
URL:https://myclevelandhistory.com/event/clevelands-eliot-ness-lorain-main-branch-library/
LOCATION:Lorain County Library: Main Branch\, 351 W. Sixth Street\, Lorain\, 44052\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Sigining,Presentation
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SUMMARY:Cleveland's "Roaring Third" : Kirkland Public Library
DESCRIPTION:This is the complicated story of one Cleveland neighborhood that\, in many ways\, reflects the history of the entire city. Cleveland’s Near East Side was a place of remarkable contradictions. Millionaires’ Row stood only blocks from crowded tenements\, gambling houses\, brothels\, and speakeasies. During Prohibition\, vice and corruption helped earn the neighborhood a nickname that stuck: the “Roaring Third.” Eliot Ness battled its underworld\, while the nearby ravines became forever associated with the still-unsolved Kingsbury Run murders. \n\n\nBut the Roaring Third was never simply a neighborhood of crime and vice. \n\n\nIt was home. Generations of immigrants built lives there\, followed by Black families arriving during the Great Migration\, who built communities and political power even as many faced discrimination and were confined to increasingly overcrowded and deteriorating housing. Freeways eventually cut through its streets. Urban renewal erased entire blocks. Disinvestment took its toll. Yet people and institutions endured. \n\n\nThat is the story I want to tell—not just what happened in the Roaring Third\, but what it was like to call it home. \nRegister at : https://kirtland-lib.libcal.com/calendar
URL:https://myclevelandhistory.com/event/clevelands-roaring-third-kirkland-public-library/
LOCATION:Kirkland Public Library\, 9267 Chillicothe Rd\,\, Willoughby\, OH\, 44094\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Sigining,Presentation
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