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Attention Artists! Join The City Club New Leaders and Cleveland Bridge
Builders for some very unique tours of Cleveland!
Cleveland 103:
Behind the Scenes Tours of Cleveland's Architectural Gems!
Tours sell out quickly, call The City Club @ 216-621-0082 today to make
your reservations.
A Night at the Theatre
Friday, June 11, 2004
5: 15 pm to 7:00pm: Meet in the outer lobby of the State Theatre, 1519
Euclid Avenue=20
Experience the beauty and grandeur of the country's second largest
performing arts complex! Spend a fun Friday evening with us, as we tour
the magnificently restored theatres at Playhouse Square Center. Learn
more about the architecture and history of one of downtown Cleveland's
finest treasures, a treasure that almost fell prey to the wrecking ball
in the 1970's. After our tour of this impressive facility, we will head
outside for a summer evening walking tour of the Cleveland Theater
District.
Cleveland, Ohio: A City of Bridges
Saturday, July 17, 2004
9:45 am to Noon: Meet in the vicinity of what used to be Fagan's
Restaurant at 966 Old River Road
Some we travel over every day without second thought to the time they
save us or to their architectural and aesthetic appeal. Others go
unused, deteriorating and rusting, yet one-of-a-kind and grand, standing
as monuments to another time in Cleveland's industrial history. These
are Cleveland's bridges - both fantastic and fascinating. Join us for
this guided tour of the bridges of Cleveland which span the
northern-most parts of the Cuyahoga River and the Cuyahoga River Valley
and discover what makes these structures truly architectural and
historical gems.=20
Downtown Building Tour
Wednesday, August 18, 2004
5: 15 pm to 7:00pm : Meet at Vivo Restaurant, 347 Euclid Avenue in the
Old Arcade=20
Join us in August for a tour of downtown Cleveland highlighting some of
the central city's magnificent architectural elements. Led by Tim
Barrett, a design specialist with the City of Cleveland and a renowned
Cleveland tour guide, we'll learn about the towering skyscrapers, the
stunning arcades and the grand old buildings that stand as a reminder of
the Group Plan of 1903. You won't want to miss this installment of
Cleveland 103!=20
Living in the City
September 18, 2004
9:45am-Noon: Meet at the SE corner of Huron & Ontario (outside Gund
Arena)
If you lived here you would be home already! For those of you who really
want to learn about city living, join us for a wonderful Saturday
morning tour of some of the finest addresses in Cleveland. Imagine being
within walking distance of all of Cleveland's amenities including
Gateway, the lakefront, Playhouse Square, Warehouse District, East 4th
Street, Tower City, the flats, and a new grocery store. These are some
of the highlights we will see as we tour some new, planned, and under
construction downtown housing.
All tours will include a dutch treat lunch or dinner at a restaurant in
the tour area. Tickets for all four sessions may be purchased for $80.
Individual tickets for each tour are available for $25. Space is
limited. Reservations required in advance.=20
Please join us for this exciting opportunity to explore Cleveland's rich
history! For more information, or to reserve your tickets, please call
The City Club at 216-621-0082.
The Cleveland 100 Series has been created in partnership with the City
Club New Leaders. The program series has been created to introduce
participants to the city's history, treasures and the challenges and
successes of urban renewal and revitalization.=20

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Attention Artists! Join =
The City Club New Leaders and Cleveland Bridge Builders for some very =
unique tours of Cleveland!

<P ALIGN=3DCENTER><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Cleveland 103:<BR>
Behind the Scenes Tours of Cleveland's Architectural Gems!<B><BR>
</B><B>Tours sell out quickly, call The City Club @ 216-621-0082 today =
to make your reservations</B>.</FONT></P>

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">A Night at the Theatre<BR>
</FONT></B><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Friday, June 11, 2004<BR>
5: 15 pm to 7:00pm: Meet in the outer lobby of the State Theatre, 1519 =
Euclid Avenue </FONT>

Experience the beauty and =
grandeur of the country's second largest performing arts complex! Spend =
a fun Friday evening with us, as we tour the magnificently restored =
theatres at Playhouse Square Center. Learn more about the architecture =
and history of one of downtown Cleveland's finest treasures, a treasure =
that almost fell prey to the wrecking ball in the 1970's. After our tour =
of this impressive facility, we will head outside for a summer evening =
walking tour of the Cleveland Theater District.

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Cleveland, Ohio: A City of =
Bridges</FONT></B><BR>
<FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Saturday, July 17, 2004<BR>
9:45 am to Noon: Meet in the vicinity of what used to be Fagan's =
Restaurant at 966 Old River Road</FONT>

Some we travel over every =
day without second thought to the time they save us or to their =
architectural and aesthetic appeal. Others go unused, deteriorating and =
rusting, yet one-of-a-kind and grand, standing as monuments to another =
time in Cleveland's industrial history. These are Cleveland's bridges - =
both fantastic and fascinating. Join us for this guided tour of the =
bridges of Cleveland which span the northern-most parts of the Cuyahoga =
River and the Cuyahoga River Valley and discover what makes these =
structures truly architectural and historical gems.

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Downtown Building =
Tour</FONT></B><BR>
<FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Wednesday, August 18, 2004<BR>
5: 15 pm to 7:00pm : Meet at Vivo Restaurant, 347 Euclid Avenue in the =
Old Arcade </FONT>

Join us in August for a tour =
of downtown Cleveland highlighting some of the central city's =
magnificent architectural elements. Led by Tim Barrett, a design =
specialist with the City of Cleveland and a renowned Cleveland tour =
guide, we'll learn about the towering skyscrapers, the stunning arcades =
and the grand old buildings that stand as a reminder of the Group Plan =
of 1903. You won't want to miss this installment of Cleveland 103! =

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">Living in the City<BR>
</FONT></B><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">September 18,</FONT><FONT =
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New Roman">2004<BR>
9:45am-Noon: Meet at the SE corner of Huron & Ontario (outside Gund =
Arena)</FONT>

If you lived here you would =
be home already! For those of you who really want to learn about city =
living, join us for a wonderful Saturday morning tour of some of the =
finest addresses in Cleveland. Imagine being within walking distance of =
all of Cleveland's amenities including Gateway, the lakefront, Playhouse =
Square, Warehouse District, East 4th Street, Tower City, the flats, and =
a new grocery store. These are some of the highlights we will see as we =
tour some new, planned, and under construction downtown =
housing.

All tours will =
include a dutch treat lunch or dinner at a restaurant in the tour area. =
Tickets for all four sessions may be purchased for $80. Individual =
tickets for each tour are available for $25. Space is limited. =
Reservations required in advance.

Please join us for =
this exciting opportunity to explore Cleveland's rich history! For more =
information, or to reserve your tickets, please call The City Club at =
216-621-0082.

The Cleveland =
100 Series has been =
created in partnership with the City Club New Leaders. The program series =
has been created to introduce participants to the city's =
history, treasures and the challenges and successes of urban =
renewal and revitalization. =

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