The Warehouse District - Renaissance Leader, Then & Now Prowl through theWarehouse District and learn how, as Cleveland developed, the District was always at the vanguard - ushering in commerce-based businesses and the industrial revolution and finally becoming the first entertainment, residential and cultural neighborhood in the downtown area.

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34. George Worthington & Gilchrist Buildings. 24. Johnson/Jobbers/Chamberlain Block. Oldest intact 35. Hoyt Block, Garettson’s & Joseph & Feiss Buildings. Block in Warehouse District. 36. Interior of Garretson’s (aka Hoyt Atrium) Building. 25. Starting pointof the prowl. Find a seat at Starbucks! 37, 38. Hoyt Block, 1875. Style is High Vctorian Italianate 26. Location of the demolished Academy Theater. 39. Waring Block, aka Grand Arcade and points east, 27. Rockefeller Building, 1903. Built by you-know-who. including County Jail @ W. 3rd St. 28. Perry Payne Building, 1888. By Cudell & Richardson. 40. Liberty Textile Building. Victorian Style. 29. 820 Building, 1921. Last warehouse era bldg. built here. 41. Harry Weinraub Building. 30. View to Main Ave. bridge & Flats down the hill. 42. TheHat Factory, 1888. One of earliest buildings to 31. The Carl. B Stokes Federal Courthouse. be renovated to residential use in 1987. 32. The Western Reserve Building, 1891 & addition, 1990. 43.-4. Root-McBride & Bradley Buildings, 1884/1887 33. View to the Flats. To learn about CityProwl, visit www.cityprowl.com