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Repository: |
Western Reserve Historical Society
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Creator: |
West High School |
Title: |
West High School Newspaper Records |
Dates: |
1946-1979 |
Extent: |
0.20 linear feet (1 container) |
Abstract: |
West High School was the second public high school to be located in Cleveland, Ohio. It originated as a branch of Central
High School in the 3rd floor of a grammar school on West 45th Street in 1852. It moved to locations on Clinton Avenue and
Bridge Avenue before settling permanently in 1902 in a new building at Franklin and West 69th, where it became a 6-year combined
junior and senior high. After its amalgamation in the new Lincoln-West High in 1970, West High's building was razed after
serving for a short time as West Jr. High and replaced by the Joseph Gallagher Intermediate School. The collection consists
of awards given to the newspaper and a Popeye Cartoon.
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MS Number |
MS 5244 |
Location: |
closed stacks |
Language: |
The records are in English |