When the final leg of their traffic-free route was completed in July 1930, the cars continued on private right-of-way to a station in the newly completed CLEVELAND UNION TERMINAL. The Shaker Rapid, ...

The CLEVELAND UNION TERMINAL and Terminal Tower, ... The height of train service through the terminal was during World War II. The station was also the main terminal for the SHAKER RAPID TRANSIT, and ...

Moses Cleaveland put Cleveland on the map in 1796. The Ohio & Erie Canal triggered a population boom in the 1800s. And the Cleveland Union Terminal solidified Public Square as downtown’s front ...

The Van Sweringen brothers bought a railroad to gain right-of-way to a planned terminal downtown. They are two of many Cleveland leaders during the past 175 years.