The Arcade Cleveland

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The Arcade Cleveland is a historic, glass-roofed Victorian shopping arcade and architectural landmark located in the heart of downtown Cleveland, Ohio.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
shopping arcade
tourist attraction
architect George H. Smith
John Eisenmann
category Buildings and structures in Cleveland, Ohio
Shopping malls in Ohio
Tourist attractions in Cleveland, Ohio
city Cleveland, Ohio
constructionEndDate 1890
constructionStartDate 1888
country United States
floorCount multiple gallery levels around central space
function mixed-use commercial complex
hasEntrance Euclid Avenue entrance
Superior Avenue entrance
hasFeature central atrium
glass skylight
iron balconies
ornate facades
hasUse hotel
restaurants
retail shops
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places listing
U.S. National Historic Landmark
hotelBrand Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade
inspiredBy Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan
location Downtown Cleveland, Ohio, United States
linked to: Downtown Cleveland
material glass
masonry
steel
neighborhood Downtown Cleveland Historic District
notableFor Victorian-era commercial architecture
dramatic glass skylight spanning the arcade
NRHPReferenceNumber 71000436
numberOfLevels 5
openingDate 1890
owner Private ownership
region Northeast Ohio
linked to: Northeastern Ohio
renovation major restoration completed in the 1990s
roofType glass-roofed arcade
significance one of the earliest large-scale indoor shopping arcades in America
one of the first indoor shopping centers in the United States
streetAddress 401 Euclid Avenue
style Victorian architecture

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Downtown Cleveland hasLandmark The Arcade Cleveland