Page 9, the caption below Lorenzo Carter Replica Log Cabin. Reads “… in celebration of the city’s bicentennial in 1976…” should read “… in celebration of the nation’s bicentennial in 1976…”

Page 44, the photograph in upper left above the caption that reads “Cady House, 3921-3 Bluestone Road, 1841” should be reversed with the photograph in the upper right above the caption that reads “Quilliams House, 884 Quilliams Road, 1867”

Page 69, the caption below the upper right photograph reads “The Dam at Lower Lake.” Should read “Spillway at the Dam at Lower Lake.”

Page 71, the caption reads “Painter Mansion, 3240 Fairmount Boulevard, John Skeel, 1905.” Should read “Painter Mansion, 3240 Fairmount Boulevard, as it has generally looked since 1915.”

Page 83, the paragraph beginning “Some of the brothers’ plans…” reads “… East 110th Street …” should read “… West 110th Street …”

Page 85, the first new paragraph in the right column, the first sentence reads “Discrimination was not limited to race but included religion as well.” Replace the existing paragraph with the following: “Discrimination was not limited to race but included religion as well, prohibiting the sale of homes to Jews or Catholics. The prohibition of Jews, although largely enforced, appears to have been arbitrarily applied. For example, in August 1927, a building permit was issued to Jewish community leader Salmon Halle, a descendant of Jewish immigrants and the co-owner of the Halle Brothers department store. His fifteen-thousand-square-foot French Renaissance/neoclassical home at 2701 Park Drive is just a short walk from the Van Sweringens’ Shaker Heights mansion. Prospective home buyers who felt they had been unfairly discriminated against were welcome to petition their prospective neighbors and obtain a minimum of eleven signatures of the closest twenty-one. However, it is unclear just how effective petitioning was in practice. In October 1945, Shaker’s only Catholic parish was established. Parishioners worshipped in the basement of Lomond School until the dedication of the Church of St. Dominic on Norwood Road and Van Aken Boulevard in August 1948. In 1947, the first of three Jewish congregations was chartered in Shaker Heights, holding services in Moreland School and Plymouth Church. One, Temple Beth El, built a synagogue on Chagrin Boulevard near Shaker’s border with Cleveland, where services were held between 1955 and 2000.”

Page 106, caption below Plymouth Church reads “… 1915.” Should read “… 1919.”

Page 118, caption reads “The Pointe Building, 13901 Shaker Boulevard to Shaker Square.” Should read “The Pointe Building, 13901 Shaker Boulevard to Shaker Square, Alfred W. Harris, 1923.”

Page 119, caption reads “The Tudors, 13805 Shaker Boulevard, Alfred W. Harris, 1925.” Should read “…1923.”

Page 120, caption reads “East Tower, 13705 Shaker Boulevard, Alfred W. Harris, 1925.” Should read “…1923.”

Page 133, second new paragraph left column reads “Cleveland was a city without a downtown.” Should read “In 1916, Cleveland was a city without a downtown.”

Page 147, caption reads “The Union Terminal Concourse, now known as Tower City Center” should read “The Union Terminal Concourse, now known as Tower City Center, as seen in 2015.

Page 148, last paragraph in right column beginning “Located at the southeast corner,” the third sentence begins “Each level in the nine-story garage” should read “Each level of the nine-story garage…” ”

Page 189, Brothers stone reads “Orin” should read “Oris” (replace page).

Page 192, last paragraph right column beginning “In November, Frank Kolbe…” second sentence reads “Anita O’Keefe Young—wife of Robert Young and sister of famed artist Georgia O’Keefe—acquired…” should read Anita O’Keeffe Young—wife of Robert Young and sister of famed artist Georgia O’Keeffe—acquired…”

Page 213, caption reads “Roundwood Manor, 3450 Roundwood Road—front from east” should read “Roundwood Manor, 3450 Roundwood Road following 1946 redesign—front from east.”

Page 217, end of paragraph beginning “Over the years… reads “… Mary Sullivan.” should read “… K. K. Sullivan.”

Page 225, first new paragraph right column first sentence reads “With the relaxing of the Van Sweringens’ ridged architectural restrictions…” should read “With the relaxing of the Van Sweringens’ rigid architectural restrictions…”