I actually didn't think of it until watching this just how many different cities I have drive through in just a few minutes. Geauga county vs there is such a huge difference.
HEY Joe, OUTSTANDING JOB young man. I am 60 + and you hit the CRAZINESS of Cleveland perfectly, Thanks !!!. BTW Joe, the North Randall Horse track was to my recollection always called "Thistledown race track"
I enjoyed your production. My people settled in Cleveland in 1913 coming from Italy. Family lived on Superior Ave, and also on Euclid Ave Don't know the addresses... Dad graduated from Cathedral Latin High School. "We" moved south in '62 for my Dad's business. I've been there once in '85 and didn't get to sight see. Cleveland is interesting to me. Had an aunt who lived in the apartment at 1939 Green Rd. I was told it was a snooty area (she was)... I don't know what neighborhood that would be. I seem to recall seeing Lake Erie from her window... I know Shaker Hts is for the rich people. Cleveland is not an easy city to drive if you don't know it. I was always stopping for directions. I was reading about the "Mad Butcher" of Cleveland (I don't know why my Dad didn't tell me about him. Dad also knew Eliot Ness from when he was Director of Public Safety for Cleveland). But that's an interesting case. Maybe you could do a video on the geography of the Kingsbury Run. Now and then.
Love your videos. I’m not from Cleveland but would like to live there one day. My wife grew up there and I fell in love the first time I visited back in 2016
Omg this is the content I didn’t know I needed! I’ll live in Cleveland too, and love obscure facts about our city. Btw do you studying urban planning ? Because you have the mind of a planner like me.
Dude. I was born in Cleveland, went to college at Ohio Northern University, and moved to California in 2002. I learned more about my hometown and suburbs in this video than the 24 years I lived in NE Ohio. Well done man!!!
I grew up in Lakewood. I moved to Connecticut in 1976. I just stumbled on this video and found out it so interesting. My brother is still in the Cleveland area, so I still enjoy going back and seeing the changes over the years. Thanks for making this.
Of course! Its such a well received video, I’m gonna make a sequel about the west side and it’ll start with lakewood (where i was born!). Just gotta get my voice back :P
Thank you for giving us a tour of some of the east side suburbs. I spent quite a bit of time visiting that area when I was younger, because I've had relatives there.
Great content guy!! I’m a lil’ obsessed with cities! Skylines, streets, freeways, suburbs, affluent neighborhoods/suburb cities, growth.. ect. I’m adding this to my Cleveland playlist! Don’t usually add.. just talk commentary type vids either.. 👍🏼👍🏼 Greetings from Lou(e)ville!!
I wonder where it used to be, cuz there are still probably 6 or 7 'large buildings' in Highland Hills, but as far as I’m aware none of them are Figgie.
@@geography_joe This is a fun, well done video! The Figgie piece is the only thing that I caught in which your facts are a bit off, along with Highland Hills. It wasn't in 1900, it was in 1990. Figgie HQ was in WIlloughby and Highland Hills was incorporated in order to supposedly relocate Figgie HQ to this area, plus create a giant business park (Chagrin Highlands) - mostly on land owned by Jacobs, who really wanted a new highway interchange installed at Harvard Road & I-271. The interchange was approved, then Figgie went bankrupt, and many years later it turned out the secret master plan was to build a new Mall on the site. The end result is an arrangement between Highland Hills, Beachwood and the city of Cleveland cooperating to bring businesses to Chagrin Highlands - and very little retail! Interesting recent history.
Great video! The geography of the lake shore played a role in East Cleveland. Euclid Avenue runs eastward along the base of the scenic bluff in East Cleveland, where Rockefeller enjoyed the breezes on his summer estate (now Forest Hills Park) and from which his monument still commands a view of the city (Lakeview Cemetery). Many estates, and NELA Park, were tucked into the scenic ravines that cascade down from the heights.
I’m actually working on a video about East Cleveland right now! I'm not really sure how to approach it or what information to put in or out, but I’m hoping to tell the objective tale of the city.
I loved your video. Although I must say that there were two horse tracks in North Randall Ohio. One was named Randal and it was on the land that Randal Park Mall was built on. Thisledown remanded. There was a underground tunnel connecting them. I drove in it with my grandfather who worked there early on. They were owned by the same man. I don't know which one was there first and is the one you spoke about. But very interesting.
Very interesting review! ...mostly because you are so well versed in the subject! Amazing details! Lived in Shaker and then in Mayfield Village in the 60’s and 70’s. Am enjoying the info ...thanks!
Great informative video young man. I grew up in West Cleveland during 60s and 70s at several home locations between 47th St on Dennison Ave and 117th of Lorain Ave. No real fond memories of Cleveland. Escaped to college to Michigan in late 70s and essentially never returned.
@@geography_joe Yeah I liked it. Obviously not as much work or high quality as your history of Cleveland video or Dakota video. But fun to watch and learn about. I definitely didn't know the history of a lot of these places. But I'm from the area too and like the topic so some was fun to see and hear your take on it. I would definitely like another one, especially when your as interested as I am. Follow your passion/interest and tell a good story.
Hey, I really dig this video and your passion. I am a CH transplant going on 21 years now. After years of researching local history, I find your information accurate. Nice work. If you got together with the amateur and professional local historians, we could stretch your video out for hours - and just on the inner ring east side suburbs! LOL Nice work, keep going.
Rockefeller was not born in Cleveland. He was Born: July 8, 1839, Richford, NY. With that said I really do enjoy your videos and find the history interesting. Keep up the good work.
Please do Summit and or Portage! I'm from Stow which is a suburb of Akron... as you may know, Akron has the most bizarre borders especially since the merger of Northampton and Falls
Happy Holidays 👌! You're very thorough about the city! I sure hope that you can elaborate and scope out more inviting ,and practical areas,stories about Cleveland! Perhaps the music community, Cleveland's (own) food stops ,Local snacks/ drinks, broad areas etc...Being a Buckeye, I need to know this,Thanks!...
Well sometime in the next week I plan on making a similar video to this one, just about the West Side suburbs. Hopefully it'll be a little more 'relevant' because people seem to be using this video for moving advice, whereas my goal was simply to educate and entertain. If these videos are serving a purpose greater than that to those who view it, its my job to accommodate for that. Either way, the feedback is greatly appreciated and will be taken into consideration when I make the sequel!
If I'm not mistaken Millionaires Row was in the City Of Cleveland. JD. Rockefeller moved to East Cleveland from CLE. Second, Randall Park never or isn't Thisledown. RP was a second thourobred track. Randal Park Mall is where it stood. Thanks!
In the late 1950's there were 2 thoroughbred horse racing tracks Thistledown and across the street was Randall Park which was the older of the 2 tracks and was of frame construction , w there was a fire and Randall Park burnt down to the ground
My family lives in lorain, huron, Sandusky and fremont…. They all moved from garfield heights… i would say cleveland is a growing city it has already connected to lorain on the west side… they are expanding westward bigtime
Your videos on Cleveland have been very informative. Thank you! When will you be doing more of the East Side suburbs. I am relocating to the area and will be working in Beachwood. Very curious about more of the area of Beachwood, Bedford, Bedford Heights, Orange, Solon, etc. Thanks!!
I love your videos, I actually began a channel like this (not this one tho), where I look at american citied from google earth and discuss it. I really hope you’ll come back one day !
I lived at 6496 Claudia Dr. in Brookpark, Ohio from 1959 to 1965. My parents moved to an apartment building at 1451 W. 112 St in 1965. I hated living there. I spent most of my time in Brookpark across Sheldon Rd. in Middleburgh Hgts. that was farm lands and wide open fields, ancient forests, and Abrams Lake. I now live in Canton, Ohio
I’ve been to every city surrounding Lyndhurst. Ps:Can you talk about the Cuyahoga River fire? Pps: this is freaking awesome! Ppps: I used to live on Warrensville Center Road
Cuyahoga river fire is a good idea for a video, that fire is what pushed the federal government to create the EPA. And thank you! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
I lived on Bridge Avenue when it wasn't cool to live there, in 1959. I live in Huntsville AL now and went up to Cleveland and toured the old neighborhood and went by my former house. I really love what they're doing to the area, now called Ohio City. They are renovating so many houses and they are beautiful and a lot more expensive! Cleveland is a great city.
Very informative video. I'm interested to know what the mayor of Highland hills had to say about running such an usual district? Also would these small suburbs be in control of their own services like waste management or do public services fall under larger borders? (not from the usa)
Well it really depends (sorry for the late response), like university heights shares almost all of its city services (besides police and taxes) with cleveland heights, and university heights has 13,000 people. Basically every suburb in cuyahoga county with less people than that (aka 20 of them) share the majority of their city services with their larger neighbors. Its the usa, so a lot of cities privately hire the companies which perform these services. The mayor basically said that most of his residents don’t even care/realize they’re in highland hills. The day i went and met him he was organizing a city meeting (so residents could meet their village council) and making a slideshow about their 30-year long history. He’s a great guy actually
There are quite a few reasons. There are actually 17 cities in cuyahoga county named 'heights,' all over the place, from Shaker Heights to Middleburg Heights. They all have various reasons for existing!
I loved this video! I was a little caught off guard when you said John D Rockefeller was the richest man in human history. I’m guessing that was a slip and you meant American History?
Haha every now and then I just drive to linndale for the hell of it with some friends. Fascinating little town really. Definitely going to mention it in my sequel to this video
Thistledown. My ex had a horse Little Pharaoh, that won the biggest daily double in Thistledowns history. It payed $ 4,384 oo for every $2.00 bet. That was in approximately 1962-1963. I sure do wish I had been old enough to bet on that race!
50,000 people is ‘huge’ for a suburb? I guess that’s just weird for me because I live in the only Urban area (that I’m aware of) with a suburb larger than the main city (San Jose has 1,000,000 people vs San Francisco’s 840,000)
Awesome video! Wouldn't the change in wealth of East Cleveland affect the placement of Bratenahl? As the city of East Cleveland had an economic boost, the RICH residents would want to separate themselves from the "rich" by creating that exclusivity. It wouldn't make sense for those 0.01% to create a city right next to the hood on purpose and if you look at migration patterns of East Cleveland, the wealthy people took their money and migrated east into cities like Pepper Pike, Moreland Hills, Orange, etc.
To be fair Fairport Harbor and Denison are practically different worlds. I will say though I biked to Fairport once and it was beautiful! Quiet cute little lakeside towns are always nice.
Good job. Keep it up but slow down and do more research. Enrich you stories with researched facts. Thank you for all you’ve done so far. I look forward to seeing more.
Some of this is interesting but there are about 1,000 errors in the 18 minutes. Big generalizations about the communities featured, faulty years given. I admire the youthful enthusiasm, though. The premise is good but it could gave been fulfilled much better.
I hope one day dis sprawl end. I jus want da government to make Cleveland, Lorain, Medina, Lake, & Geauga counties merge into more a comprehensive Metro Area. We need better public transit. Get rid of Euclidian Zoning. We need dense, walkable, bike-friendly areas. We need more shared services
I actually didn't think of it until watching this just how many different cities I have drive through in just a few minutes. Geauga county vs there is such a huge difference.
North Randall hit it big with an Amazon Fulfillment Center.
Now they are building a new Town Hall.
HEY Joe, OUTSTANDING JOB young man. I am 60 + and you hit the CRAZINESS of Cleveland perfectly, Thanks !!!.
BTW Joe, the North Randall Horse track was to my recollection always called "Thistledown race track"
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I enjoyed your production. My people settled in Cleveland in 1913 coming from Italy. Family lived on Superior Ave, and also on Euclid Ave Don't know the addresses... Dad graduated from Cathedral Latin High School. "We" moved south in '62 for my Dad's business. I've been there once in '85 and didn't get to sight see. Cleveland is interesting to me. Had an aunt who lived in the apartment at 1939 Green Rd. I was told it was a snooty area (she was)... I don't know what neighborhood that would be. I seem to recall seeing Lake Erie from her window... I know Shaker Hts is for the rich people. Cleveland is not an easy city to drive if you don't know it. I was always stopping for directions.
I was reading about the "Mad Butcher" of Cleveland (I don't know why my Dad didn't tell me about him. Dad also knew Eliot Ness from when he was Director of Public Safety for Cleveland). But that's an interesting case. Maybe you could do a video on the geography of the Kingsbury Run. Now and then.
Love your videos. I’m not from Cleveland but would like to live there one day. My wife grew up there and I fell in love the first time I visited back in 2016
Omg this is the content I didn’t know I needed! I’ll live in Cleveland too, and love obscure facts about our city. Btw do you studying urban planning ? Because you have the mind of a planner like me.
I’m actually at cleveland state majoring in urban studies!
Dude. I was born in Cleveland, went to college at Ohio Northern University, and moved to California in 2002. I learned more about my hometown and suburbs in this video than the 24 years I lived in NE Ohio. Well done man!!!
Exactly! Same here!
SpikeBoarding heaven in all those burbs. Great video, thanks for the look and descriptions.
I grew up in Lakewood. I moved to Connecticut in 1976. I just stumbled on this video and found out it so interesting. My brother is still in the Cleveland area, so I still enjoy going back and seeing the changes over the years. Thanks for making this.
Of course! Its such a well received video, I’m gonna make a sequel about the west side and it’ll start with lakewood (where i was born!). Just gotta get my voice back :P
I’m moving to Cleveland next year (: this was super informative thank you! You’re amazing
Zoe Ley Thank you! Planning on making another video like this once i can get my computer working again
1 yr later… How’s life treated you?
Have you enjoyed living in Cleveland?
Thank you for giving us a tour of some of the east side suburbs. I spent quite a bit of time visiting that area when I was younger, because I've had relatives there.
Great content guy!! I’m a lil’ obsessed with cities! Skylines, streets, freeways, suburbs, affluent neighborhoods/suburb cities, growth.. ect. I’m adding this to my Cleveland playlist! Don’t usually add.. just talk commentary type vids either.. 👍🏼👍🏼
Greetings from Lou(e)ville!!
Well done! Please keep going, I want to learn about the other suburbs, too.
This is great! I was in the Figgy corp. HQ as a kid. Scored an aluminum disk from an old-old school com. drive that some old creep gave me.
I wonder where it used to be, cuz there are still probably 6 or 7 'large buildings' in Highland Hills, but as far as I’m aware none of them are Figgie.
@@geography_joe This is a fun, well done video! The Figgie piece is the only thing that I caught in which your facts are a bit off, along with Highland Hills. It wasn't in 1900, it was in 1990. Figgie HQ was in WIlloughby and Highland Hills was incorporated in order to supposedly relocate Figgie HQ to this area, plus create a giant business park (Chagrin Highlands) - mostly on land owned by Jacobs, who really wanted a new highway interchange installed at Harvard Road & I-271. The interchange was approved, then Figgie went bankrupt, and many years later it turned out the secret master plan was to build a new Mall on the site. The end result is an arrangement between Highland Hills, Beachwood and the city of Cleveland cooperating to bring businesses to Chagrin Highlands - and very little retail! Interesting recent history.
i’m moving to cleveland soon and love your cleveland videos. i feel more prepared and excited to live there now!
born in cleveland, grew up in south euclid, moved to twinsburg as a teenager. i love Cleveland. i will always be proud to be from Cleveland
Great video! The geography of the lake shore played a role in East Cleveland. Euclid Avenue runs eastward along the base of the scenic bluff in East Cleveland, where Rockefeller enjoyed the breezes on his summer estate (now Forest Hills Park) and from which his monument still commands a view of the city (Lakeview Cemetery). Many estates, and NELA Park, were tucked into the scenic ravines that cascade down from the heights.
I’m actually working on a video about East Cleveland right now! I'm not really sure how to approach it or what information to put in or out, but I’m hoping to tell the objective tale of the city.
Please make another! Love this history of this area. New Sub!
I loved your video. Although I must say that there were two horse tracks in North Randall Ohio. One was named Randal and it was on the land that Randal Park Mall was built on. Thisledown remanded. There was a underground tunnel connecting them. I drove in it with my grandfather who worked there early on. They were owned by the same man. I don't know which one was there first and is the one you spoke about. But very interesting.
I should really just do an entire video on North Randall. Now that its home to the amazon fulfillment center its become a very interesting hotspot.
Very interesting review! ...mostly because you are so well versed in the subject! Amazing details! Lived in Shaker and then in Mayfield Village in the 60’s and 70’s. Am enjoying the info ...thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! I just uploaded the west side sequel this week :)
Great informative video young man. I grew up in West Cleveland during 60s and 70s at several home locations between 47th St on Dennison Ave and 117th of Lorain Ave. No real fond memories of Cleveland. Escaped to college to Michigan in late 70s and essentially never returned.
Love the channel. Love the video. Glad to find someone else that thinks this stuff is interesting and funny in crazy ways.
Thank you man that means a lot! Maybe I’ll make another cleveland suburb video like this one 😄 what do you think of the sorta vlog style?
@@geography_joe Yeah I liked it. Obviously not as much work or high quality as your history of Cleveland video or Dakota video. But fun to watch and learn about. I definitely didn't know the history of a lot of these places. But I'm from the area too and like the topic so some was fun to see and hear your take on it. I would definitely like another one, especially when your as interested as I am. Follow your passion/interest and tell a good story.
Hey, I really dig this video and your passion. I am a CH transplant going on 21 years now. After years of researching local history, I find your information accurate. Nice work.
If you got together with the amateur and professional local historians, we could stretch your video out for hours - and just on the inner ring east side suburbs! LOL
Nice work, keep going.
Rockefeller was not born in Cleveland. He was Born: July 8, 1839, Richford, NY. With that said I really do enjoy your videos and find the history interesting. Keep up the good work.
Please do Summit and or Portage! I'm from Stow which is a suburb of Akron... as you may know, Akron has the most bizarre borders especially since the merger of Northampton and Falls
About dang time you post again!
Thank you for saying that 😁
Good stuff, man. I like your history lessons.
Happy Holidays 👌! You're very thorough about the city! I sure hope that you can elaborate and scope out more inviting ,and practical areas,stories about Cleveland! Perhaps the music community, Cleveland's (own) food stops ,Local snacks/ drinks, broad areas etc...Being a Buckeye, I need to know this,Thanks!...
Well sometime in the next week I plan on making a similar video to this one, just about the West Side suburbs. Hopefully it'll be a little more 'relevant' because people seem to be using this video for moving advice, whereas my goal was simply to educate and entertain. If these videos are serving a purpose greater than that to those who view it, its my job to accommodate for that. Either way, the feedback is greatly appreciated and will be taken into consideration when I make the sequel!
If I'm not mistaken Millionaires Row was in the City Of Cleveland. JD. Rockefeller moved to East Cleveland from CLE. Second, Randall Park never or isn't Thisledown. RP was a second thourobred track. Randal Park Mall is where it stood.
Thanks!
You are amazing! Thanks for the super tour
You did that bruh!!!!..love it!!!!
the north Randal thing is like how Olmsted Falls is surrounded by Olmsted Twp. It makes no sense to have 2 police departments and 2 fire departments.
None! Such is life in Cuyahoga County
Have a awesome thanksgiving with your family and friends joe
Thank you derek!
In the late 1950's there were 2 thoroughbred horse racing tracks Thistledown and across the street was Randall Park which was the older of the 2 tracks and was of frame construction , w there was a fire and Randall Park burnt down to the ground
My family lives in lorain, huron, Sandusky and fremont…. They all moved from garfield heights… i would say cleveland is a growing city it has already connected to lorain on the west side… they are expanding westward bigtime
Great way to learn the geography of Cleveland. Well done!
Thank you very much! Working on a video about East Cleveland now. Hoping to draw attention to the condition of the city with my video.
@@geography_joe so incredible East Cleveland once so wealthy, now so poor!
Look up a map with the cities and townships around Cincinnati, its cazy.
Your videos on Cleveland have been very informative. Thank you! When will you be doing more of the East Side suburbs. I am relocating to the area and will be working in Beachwood. Very curious about more of the area of Beachwood, Bedford, Bedford Heights, Orange, Solon, etc. Thanks!!
Lol Good luck.
This was a nice video :)
I love your videos, I actually began a channel like this (not this one tho), where I look at american citied from google earth and discuss it.
I really hope you’ll come back one day !
I like videos like this. Keep up the good work
Amazing content! Great job!
Thank you very much!
would be very interesting to hear what the highland hills mayor told you
Do another one! This is neat.
Done!
No discussion of barricades while discussing Shaker Hts?
I lived at 6496 Claudia Dr. in Brookpark, Ohio from 1959 to 1965. My parents moved to an apartment building at 1451 W. 112 St in 1965. I hated living there. I spent most of my time in Brookpark across Sheldon Rd. in Middleburgh Hgts. that was farm lands and wide open fields, ancient forests, and Abrams Lake. I now live in Canton, Ohio
I’ve been to every city surrounding Lyndhurst.
Ps:Can you talk about the Cuyahoga River fire?
Pps: this is freaking awesome!
Ppps: I used to live on Warrensville Center Road
Cuyahoga river fire is a good idea for a video, that fire is what pushed the federal government to create the EPA. And thank you! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
great job
I live in Ohio city on Bridge ave, this was really interesting thanks
I lived on Bridge Avenue when it wasn't cool to live there, in 1959. I live in Huntsville AL now and went up to Cleveland and toured the old neighborhood and went by my former house. I really love what they're doing to the area, now called Ohio City. They are renovating so many houses and they are beautiful and a lot more expensive! Cleveland is a great city.
Ever been to Solon?
Very informative video.
I'm interested to know what the mayor of Highland hills had to say about running such an usual district?
Also would these small suburbs be in control of their own services like waste management or do public services fall under larger borders? (not from the usa)
Well it really depends (sorry for the late response), like university heights shares almost all of its city services (besides police and taxes) with cleveland heights, and university heights has 13,000 people. Basically every suburb in cuyahoga county with less people than that (aka 20 of them) share the majority of their city services with their larger neighbors. Its the usa, so a lot of cities privately hire the companies which perform these services. The mayor basically said that most of his residents don’t even care/realize they’re in highland hills. The day i went and met him he was organizing a city meeting (so residents could meet their village council) and making a slideshow about their 30-year long history. He’s a great guy actually
@@geography_joe haha thanks for the reply and for the info.
Dang I live in Cleveland Heights 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Question: Why are there so many towns in Cuyahoga County called "---------Heights" in an area that is mostly flat as a pancake?
There are quite a few reasons. There are actually 17 cities in cuyahoga county named 'heights,' all over the place, from Shaker Heights to Middleburg Heights. They all have various reasons for existing!
The Heights area (cleveland has. Shaker has etc.) Are at a higher elevation. This is where the great plains end and the Appalachian foot hills begin.
@@DHIX33333 please look at a map of the Appalachian foot hills in Ohio. They are no where near Cuyahoga county.
I loved this video! I was a little caught off guard when you said John D Rockefeller was the richest man in human history. I’m guessing that was a slip and you meant American History?
What about Lakewood???
We should combine the cities of Cleveland into one region and we would be back on the map.
East Cleveland was blue collar before the white flight with many Jews Irish and Italians lived there. and then white flight happened in late 60’s.
Linndale is the smallest city in Cuyahoga County, do a piece on it. Please. Less than 200 people. It's actually a village.
Haha every now and then I just drive to linndale for the hell of it with some friends. Fascinating little town really. Definitely going to mention it in my sequel to this video
@@geography_joe I have always been fascinated with maps, boundaries and so on.
Race Track was called Thistle Downs
Thistledown. My ex had a horse Little Pharaoh, that won the biggest daily double in Thistledowns history. It payed $ 4,384 oo for every $2.00 bet. That was in approximately 1962-1963. I sure do wish I had been old enough to bet on that race!
50,000 people is ‘huge’ for a suburb? I guess that’s just weird for me because I live in the only Urban area (that I’m aware of) with a suburb larger than the main city (San Jose has 1,000,000 people vs San Francisco’s 840,000)
I like this guy
I live in Cleveland st.clair ✌🏽7️⃣
You didn't mention any south side or west side suburbs
Got a separate video for those
Please make another :)
I made one about the West Side!
Nice video cuz
Awesome video! Wouldn't the change in wealth of East Cleveland affect the placement of Bratenahl? As the city of East Cleveland had an economic boost, the RICH residents would want to separate themselves from the "rich" by creating that exclusivity. It wouldn't make sense for those 0.01% to create a city right next to the hood on purpose and if you look at migration patterns of East Cleveland, the wealthy people took their money and migrated east into cities like Pepper Pike, Moreland Hills, Orange, etc.
It’s separated by a highway, that’s why.
I lived in Parma and I loved the neighborhood. Cleveland is ok but someone broke my car and stole my radar when I parked my car and makes me nuts
I'm from Euclid Ohio but I never see videos of Euclid
I used to live in the denison area of Cleveland Ohio now I live in Fairport Harbor in Lake County Ohio. It's so much better than Cuyahoga County
To be fair Fairport Harbor and Denison are practically different worlds. I will say though I biked to Fairport once and it was beautiful! Quiet cute little lakeside towns are always nice.
You forgot one….They have their own SCHOOL SYSTEMS
Good job. Keep it up but slow down and do more research. Enrich you stories with researched facts. Thank you for all you’ve done so far. I look forward to seeing more.
So this is why they say East 99 in the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony song east side of Cleveland definitely must have been the hood...👀👀👀☕®️...
He talks like a Drunk History narrator except I don't think he's drunk...☺
More more
Cuyahoga heights best suburb of Cleveland out there
Some of this is interesting but there are about 1,000 errors in the 18 minutes. Big generalizations about the communities featured, faulty years given. I admire the youthful enthusiasm, though. The premise is good but it could gave been fulfilled much better.
I hope one day dis sprawl end. I jus want da government to make Cleveland, Lorain, Medina, Lake, & Geauga counties merge into more a comprehensive Metro Area. We need better public transit. Get rid of Euclidian Zoning. We need dense, walkable, bike-friendly areas. We need more shared services
I’m sure the affluent side also wishes they weren’t RIGHT NEXT to the 3 poorest “suburbs/towns/areas” in Ohio too 🤣🤣
Bruddah city
Bruddah
Parma Hts
Joe mama