Old Brooklyn

Viewing the changing streetscape at Pearl and Memphis

Architecturally significant piece of Old Brooklyn history ripped apart

SAINT LUKE’S SCHOOL OF RELIGION BUILDING DEMOLISHED

Plan for corner of Memphis and Pearl continues to evolve

Task turns to documenting the destruction at Pearl and Memphis

Reader seeks answers from Old Brooklyn Development Corporation

In memoriam — Demolition of Old Brooklyn’s iconic corner at Memphis Ave. and Pearl Rd. begins

"I didn’t grow up in Old Brooklyn, but generations of my ancestors did — and some were still living there when I was a child in post-World War II Parma."

Benjamin Franklin Year End Concert is about more than music

Update on Memphis Pearl Project and other neighborhood events

In Memory: Lennie Stover, March 11, 1957- April 22, 2026

News from Old Brooklyn includes new beginnings and sad departures

Developments at Pearl and Memphis inch forward as former tenants seek new homes

Welcome Nikki Hudson and Phil Kidd to their new positions

Friends of Snake Hill’s first encounter with Metroparks takes place in the freezing cold

Historic buildings still standing at Pearl and Memphis

Cleveland Parks & Greenspace Coalition gives green teams across city chance to write their own headlines

Developer of former Broadview Savings/Citizens Bank buildings awarded $6 million in Cleveland Port Authority bond funds

All storefronts in Greenline Buildings at Memphis and Pearl are empty

Council Candidate Nikki Hudson hikes trail with Friends of Snake Hill

Councilman Kris Harsh urged to honor promise to delay demolition of Pearl and Memphis corner until funding for proposed project is secured

News from Old Brooklyn and update on status of Memphis and Pearl project

Old Brooklyn residents visit Rooms to Let exhibit in Slavic Village

Old Brooklyn residents enjoy a Saturday morning tree walk

Effort to preserve Old Brooklyn’s history continues

Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credits granted to two buildings in Old Brooklyn Historic District

Musicians entertain crowd at the Ben Franklin Community Garden