BEACHWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY
  • Car Rally July 2020
  • Beachwood Park 2020
  • Homes and Garden Tour 2019
    • Highlights of Homes and Garden Tour 2017
    • Homes and Garden Tour-June 2017
  • Pickleball Tournament 2019
    • Pickleball Tournament
  • Butterfly Garden
  • Events
    • Veterans' Day 2019
    • Mad About Plaid
    • Great Gatsby Luncheon
    • Memorial Day 2018
    • Veterans' Day 2017
    • Truck Day 2017
    • Veterans Day 2016
    • Truck Day 2016
    • All Rise! Presidential Tour!
    • Truck Day 2015
    • Great Lakes Theater
    • Doors of Beachwood
    • Historical Tour
    • Arbor Day at Fairmount Pre-School
    • Honkin Haulin Trucks 2014
    • Veterans Day 2014
    • Frank Lloyd Wright-House Tour
    • Arbor Day 2014
    • Meeting of the Minds
    • Veterans Day 2013
    • Language of Flowers
    • Veterans Day Ceremony
    • Honkin' Haulin Hands on Trucks Day
    • Family Fun Day
    • Luncheon-Upperclassman
    • Veterans Day 2012
  • Birthday Bash
    • 2015 Highlights of Birthday Celebration
    • Bicycle Summer Tour
    • Arbor Day
    • Quilt Show
  • Beachwood Cemetery
    • History of the Cemetery
    • Genealogy-Bleasdale
    • Penetrating Radar
  • Explore
    • Mission
    • Artifacts
  • Research
    • Manx Society
  • Shadow Box
    • Freedom is not free!
    • Fire Dept. Display
    • First Ladies
    • Glass Menagerie
    • C.O.P.S
    • Ode to Love
    • Winter Wonderland
    • Display at Beachwood High School
  • Contact
  • Join
On July 19, 2018,  Beachwood Historical Society and the City's Community Services Department sponsored a delicious Luncheon and Historical Presentation by Christopher Whipple.  Participants learned about Cleveland in the 1920's.   During this era, Cleveland was infused with the arts, culture, music, gracious gardens, theatre,  World Series, glamour, Jazz, cars, monuments, millionaires, Van Sweringens, rum and much more.  Cleveland was darb, berries and bee's knees.  Translation for the 1920's slang is that Cleveland was the City.  Cleveland was once the home to more millionaires than any other city its size.  Philanthropic and charitable work still is associated with today's Clevelanders.
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Members of the
Beachwood Historical
Society enjoying the Luncheon.  Do you see Daisy in the crowd?

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