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A HIGBEE HISTORY: FROM DESIGNER LABELS TO CASINO TABLESby Richard E. Karberg, Jay Miller, and James A. Toman

From its 1860 founding as a modest dry goods emporium to its heyday as Cleveland’s premier department store, The Higbee Company made an indelible mark on Cleveland consciousness. Intriguing promotions, sparkling events in the store’s auditorium, and distinctive dining in The Silver Grille made the Higbee experience memorable. That same Higbee energy is still alive, but today as home to the beautiful Horseshoe Casino Cleveland. Relive the memories of years past, and learn about a key piece of downtown Cleveland’s newest renaissance. A Higbee History tells the entire story.ISBN: 978-0-936760-34-6 l 144 pages l 216 photos l Soft cover l Retail Price: $24.95

GEAUGA LAKE: SUNRISE TO SUNSETby Tom Smolko with Joe Taylor

This book traces the story of Northeast Ohio’s most famous amusement park. From its quiet beginnings as a picnic grounds in 1872, the story continues through its dramatic climb to become a nationally recognized megapark. The narrative then relates an almost inexplicable decline, leading to its 2007 demise. Illustrated with 150 black-and-white photos and 49 more in full color, the 112-page volume illuminates the varying strategies that different owners brought to the park, regularly transforming the midway. For those who made Geauga Lake Park an integral part of their summer tradition, the book is sure to rekindle fond memories.ISBN: 978-0-936760-36-0 l 112 pages l 150 Black & White, 49 Color photos l Soft cover l Retail Price: $21.50

FAVORITE RECIPES FROM HIGBEE’S SILVER GRILLEby Judith Karberg and Jane Hazen

Back in print! Originally included in two books and out of print since 2004, and after many requests for reprints, these recipes from Higbee’s fabled restaurant are available once again. This compact cookbook features selections of entrees, soups and side dishes, salads and dressings, breads and muffins, cakes and frostings, and pies from one of Cleveland’s most famous restaurants. Enjoy some Welsh rarebit and chicken a la king while remembering heartwarming memories of a time gone by in Cleveland.ISBN: 978-0-936760-35-3 l 64 pages l 115 recipes l Soft cover l Retail Price: $16.50

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EAST FOURTH STREET: THE RISE, DECLINE, AND REBIRTH OF AN URBAN CLEVELAND STREET, (978-0-936-760-30-8)Short in distance but long in memories, East Fourth Street recounts the history of this one-time home to downtown’s markets, opera house, and five-and dime stores. It tells the story of how the street today has become the coolest place in the city. Soft cover, 144 pages, map, 111 photos, RETAIL $19.95

CLEVELAND’S SHORT VINCENT: THE THEATRICAL GRILL AND ITS NOTORIOUS NEIGHBORS, (978-0-936760-32-2 l)Celebrities gravitated to the legendary Theatrical Grill for dinner or drinks while bookies, gangsters, and tourists roamed this former center of Cleveland’s bawdy behavior and edgy entertainment. Enjoy a pictorial history of this celebrated hotspot. Soft cover, 96 pages, 101 photos, RETAIL $18.95

CLEVELAND STADIUM: THE LAST CHAPTER, (0-936760-10-9)A history of the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium from planning through demolition, chapters on the Indians, Browns, and other events. Soft cover, 135 pages, 140 photos, RETAIL $24.50 Clearance $10.00 on mail orders

CLEVELAND’S TOWERING TREASURE, A LANDMARK TURNS 75, (0-936760-20-6)The story of the Terminal Tower, Cleveland Union Station, and their companion buildings, from planning through the changes brought by the Tower City Center development. Soft cover, 146 pages, 178 photos, RETAIL $18.50

FOUNDED IN FAITH: CLEVELAND’S LOST CATHOLIC LEGACY, (978-0-936760-28-5)Honoring churches closed by the Diocese of Cleveland in 2009-2010, this book illuminates the faith that built and sustained these churches and the role they played in the cultural life of their communities. Soft cover, 144 pages, 147 photos, RETAIL $19.95

EUCLID AVENUE: CLEVELAND’S SOPHISTICATED LADY, 1920-1970, (0-936760-19-2)An illustrated look at Cleveland’s main street at its commercial peak, the department stores, shops, restaurants, and theaters. Soft cover, 112 pages, 148 photos, Map, Index, 22 recipes from Halle’s and Stouffer’s, RETAIL $17.95

THE PETER WITT STREETCARS OF CLEVELAND, (978-0-936-760-31-5)Invented in Cleveland, the Peter Witt model streetcar was copied all over the world. This short book covers the evolution of the model and shows it in service on routes throughout its home city. Soft cover, 64 pages, 73 photos, RETAIL $13.50

SURVIVING THE DROUGHT: CLEVELAND SPORTS FANS SINCE 1964, (978-0-936760-24-7)Cleveland’s professional sports scene since the city’s last championship in 1964, how the fans have coped with years of frustration, the “almost” years and the “not even close” years. Soft cover, 112 pages, 101 photos and charts, RETAIL $18.95

VINTAGE CLEVELAND II: MORE PHOTOGRAPHS OF YESTERYEAR, (978-0-936760-33-9)This book makes a return visit to historic Cleveland, its ever-changing downtown, the twisting Cuyahoga River, and the city’s grand hotels, favorite restaurants, movie theatres, supermarkets, and airports; it also reviews the 1936-1937 Great Lakes Expo. Soft cover, 112 pages, 120 photos, RETAIL $19.50

VINTAGE CLEVELAND: PHOTOGRAPHS OF YESTERYEAR, (978-0-936760-25-4)A memory-recharging pictorial review of how the Cleveland landscape has changed over the past 125 years.Soft cover, 120 pages, 96 photos, RETAIL 18.50

A EUCLID BEACH PARK ALBUM, (978-0-936760-29-2)This album pays tribute to Cleveland’s Euclid Beach Park during its last year of operation. The book is a heartwarming return visit to a place which holds wonderful memories for so many Clevelanders.Soft cover, 80 pages, 120 photos, 52 in color, RETAIL $18.95

POP GOES CLEVELAND: THE IMPACT OF CLEVELAND (AND NORTHERN OHIO) ON POPULAR CULTURE, (978-0-936760-27-8)A comprehensive look at the many ways and in many fields that the Greater Cleveland region has helped to shape popular cuiture in the United States. Soft cover, 120 pages, 96 illustrations, RETAIL $18.50

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