Books About Cleveland

The following is a list of books about Cleveland, Ohio and some of the various ethnic groups who settled in Cleveland. You may find some of these in your local library, and if not, you can try to order them via inter-library loan. We have also included website addresses for those books that are available for download or viewing.  Where available, click the hyper link on the title of the book to be taken directly to the book.

Helpful Sites for Finding Books

Internet Archive here

Hathi Trust here

Cleveland Books

• • Akers, William J. Cleveland Schools in the Nineteenth Century. 1901.

  • Alburn, Wilfred H. & Miriam Russell. This Cleveland of Ours. 1933. 

  • Armstrong, Foster. A Guide to Cleveland's Sacred Landmarks. 1992.

  • Avery, Elroy McKendree. A History of Cleveland and Its Environs. 1918.   Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3.

  • Ayers, R. Wayne. Cleveland and the Western Reserve in Vintage Postcards. 2000.

  • Badal, James Jessen. In the Wake of the Butcher, Cleveland's Torso Murders. 2001.

  • Barrow, William C.  The Euclid Heights Allotment.  1997.

  • Bellamy, John Stark.  By the Neck Until Dead:  A History of Hangings in Cuyahoga County.  2010.

  • Beers J.H. History of the Great Lakes. 1899.

  • Bluestone, Daniel.  Cleveland - An Inventory of Historic Engineering and Industrial Sites.  1978.

  • Brooklyn Centre Historical Society. Reflections from Brooklyn Centre. 2004.

  • Burdick, Ronald and Baughman, Margaret. Historic Photos of Cleveland. 2007.

  • Bush, Chukayne, Hehr and Hershey. Euclid Beach Park - A Second Look. 1979.

  • Bush, Chukayne, Hehr and Hershey. Euclid Beach Park is Closed for the Season. 1977.

  • Butler, Margaret Manor. A Pictorial History of the Western Reserve 1796 to 1860.

  • Butler, Margaret Manor. Lakewood Story. 1949.

  • Campbell, Thomas and Higgins, Edward. The Birth of Modern Cleveland 1865-1932.

  • Chapin, Edmund. Cleveland: Village to Metropolis. 1964.

  • Cherry, P.P. The Western Reserve and Early Ohio. 1920.

  • Cigliano, Jan. Showplace of America, Cleveland's Euclid Avenue 1850-1910. 1991.

  • City of Cleveland. Official Report on the Centennial Celebration of the Founding of the City of Cleveland.

  • Clark, J.J.  Cleveland City Guide.  1872.

  • Cleveland Centennial Commission. History of Charities in Cleveland 1796-1896.

  • Cleveland Centennial Woman's Department. Album of the Western Reserve.  1896.

  • Cleveland Restoration Society. Sacred Landmarks of Cleveland.

  • Cleveland Union Terminals Co.  Cleveland Union Station. 1930.

  • Coates, William. A History of Cuyahoga County and the City of Cleveland. 1924.   Volume 1.  Volume 2.  Volume 3.

  • Coates, William.  Churches in Cleveland from the above book.  

  • Coates, William.  Industries in Cleveland from the above book.

  • Coates, William.  Newspapers and Writers in Cleveland from the above book.

  • Coates, William.  Parks in Cleveland from the above book.

  • Coates, William.  Physicians, Surgeons, Medical Colleges and Hospitals from the above book.

  • Coates, William.  Schools and Libraries in Cleveland from the above book.

  • Cole, Arthur. Historic Sites of Cleveland. 1942.

  • Condon, George. Cleveland - Prodigy of the Western Reserve. 1979.

  • Condon, George. Cleveland: The Best Kept Secret. 1967.

  • Condon, George. West of the Cuyahoga. 2006.

  • Condon, George. Yesterday's Cleveland. 1976.

  • Cormack, George. Memories of a Lifetime Vols. 1-3. (Cleveland Press Collection) 1999.   Volume 1.   Volume 2.

  • Cristy, A.B. Cleveland Congregationalists 1895: historical sketches of our twenty-five churches and missions and their work in missions - local growth and social life, with full directories of members to January 1, 1896.   1896.

  • Dittrick, Howard. Pioneer Medicine in the Western Reserve. 1932.

  • Dyer, Albion Morris.  First Ownership of Ohio Lands.  1911

  • East Cuyahoga County Genealogical Society.  Abstracts of Wills, Estates & Guardianships Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court 1811-1852.

  • Eddlemon, Sherida and Nelson, Patricia. Our Ancestors of Cuyahoga County.  2005.

  • Ellis, William Donohue. Early Settlers of Cleveland. 1976

  • Ellis, William Donohue. The Cuyahoga. 1966.  

  • Ford, Horatio and Frary, Ihna. Village Green to City Center - Centennial of Euclid Avenue Congregational Church. 1943.

  • Foster, Leonard Gurley. The Early Days: A Pioneer Idyl. 1911.

  • Francis, David and Diane. Cleveland Amusement Park Memories. 2004.

  • French, Collins. Origin and History of the Cleveland Viaduct. 1878. 

  • Freese, Andrew. Early History of the Cleveland Public Schools. 1876.

  • George, Milton. The Settlement of the Connecticut Reserve of Ohio, 1796-1850. 1950.

  • Gieck, Jack. A Photo Album of Ohio's Canal Era, 1825-1913. 1992.

  • Gleason, William. History of Cuyahoga County Soldiers and Sailors Monument. 1894.

  • Grabowski, John and Diane. Cleveland Then and Now. 2002.

  • Grabowski, John and VanTassel, David. Encyclopedia of Cleveland History. 1996.

  • Greater Cleveland Genealogical Society. Cuyahoga County 1852 Land Ownership Map Index. 1974.

  • Hall, Theodore. Sesquicentennial Story of Cleveland 1796-1946.

  • Herrick, Clay. Cleveland Landmarks. 1986.

  • Herrick, Clay. Cleveland's Rich Heritage. 1975.

  • Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of Ohio with Cuyahoga County History Vol. 1.  1847.

  • James Ford Rhodes High School. South Brooklyn. 1946.

  • Joblin, Maurice. Cleveland Past and Present.  1869.

  • Johanesson, E. Cleveland Architecture, 1876-1976. 1979.

  • Johnson, Crisfield. History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio. 1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Protestant Episcopal Churches in Cuyahoga County  from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Methodist Churches in Cuyahoga County from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Presbyterian Churches in Cuyahoga County from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Baptist and Disciple Churches in Cuyahoga County from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Roman Catholic Churches in Cuyahoga County from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Congregational Churches in Cuyahoga County from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Johnson, Crisfield.  The Evangelical Churches in Cuyahoga County from History of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.  1879.

  • Karberg, Richard and Toman, James. Euclid Avenue, Cleveland's Sophisticated Lady, 1920-1970. 2002.

  • Kennedy, James Harrison. A History of the City of Cleveland, Its Settlement, Rise and Progress (1796-1896). 1896.

  • Kennedy, James Harrison.  A History of the City of Cleveland:  Biographical Volume.  1897.

  • Kennedy, James Harrison.  The Bench and Bar of Cleveland.  1889.

  • Knight, Thomas A. Picturesque South Brooklyn Village. 1903.  (Many images from the book appear here

  • Lawrence, Ann and Schattinger, Joan. Cleveland's Flats - The Incredible City Under the Hill. 1979.

  • Lawrence, Ann and Schattinger, Joan. Cleveland's Flats on Tour - A Self Guide to the Riverfront. 1980's.

  • Liederbach, Robert J. Cleveland Past. 1975.

  • May Dugan Center. Whatever Happened to the Paper Rex Man? 1993.

  • McMichael, Stanley.  Bridges of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County.  1918.

  • Miggins, Edward M. A Guide to Studying Neighborhoods and Resources on Cleveland. 1984.

  • Miller, Carol Poh. Cleveland, A Concise History 1796-1990. 1997.

  • Morris, Jeffrey S.  Haymarket to the Heights.  2014.

  • Morse, J.S. Cleveland City Guide. 1882.

  • Morton, Marian J. And Sin No More: Social Policy and Unwed Mothers in Cleveland. 1993.

  • Morton, Marian J.  Women in Cleveland:  An Illustrated History.  1995.

  • Orr, Charles.  All About Cleveland - A City Cyclopedia - The Cleveland Cicerone. 1908.

  • Orth, Samuel. A History of Cleveland, Ohio. 1910.  Volume 1.  Volume 2.  Volume 3.

  • Page, H.R. Cleveland Illustrated. 1889.

  • Payne, William.  Cleveland Illustrated.  1876.

  • Peters, William E.  Ohio Lands and Their Subdivisions.  1918

  • Post, Charles. The Cuyahoga: The Crooked River That Made a City Great. 1941.

  • Reese, John. A Guidebook for Tourists and Travelers over the Valley Railway from Cleveland to Canton. 1880.

  • Rice, Harvey.  Incidents of Pioneer Life in the Early Settlement of the Connecticut Western Reserve.  1881.

  • Rice, Harvey.  Pioneers of the Western Reserve.  1883.

  • Rice, Harvey.  Pioneers of the Western Reserve, 2nd edition.  1888.

  • Robison, W. Scott. History of the City of Cleveland: Its Settlement, Rise and Progress. 1887.

  • Rose, William Ganson. Cleveland, The Making of a City. 1950.

  • Schofield, M.P. Landmark Architecture of Cleveland. 1976.

  • Spain, Daphne. Safe Havens for Cleveland's Virtuous Women 1868-1928.   2004.

  • Thwing, Charles.  Cleveland, The Pleasant City.

  • Titus, Simmons & Titus. Atlas of Cuyahoga County. 1874.

  • Toman, James and Cook, Daniel. Cleveland's Towering Treasure - A Landmark Turns 75. 2005.

  • Upton, Harriett Taylor. History of the Western Reserve. 1910.

  • Urann, Clara A. Centennial History of Cleveland. 1896.

  • Wallen, James. Cleveland's Golden Story. 1920.

  • Western Reserve Historical Society.  The Connecticut Land Company.  1916.

  • Western Reserve University. Street Names of Cleveland and Vicinity. 1927.

  • Wheeler, Robert. Pleasantly Situated on the West Side. 1980.

  • Whittlesey, Charles. Early History of Cleveland, Ohio. 1867. 

  • Wickham, Gertrude van Renssaelaer. Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve Under the Auspices of the Executive Committee of the Woman's Department of the Cleveland Centennial Commission 1796-1840.  1896. Parts 1-4.  The entire book can be seen at the link above.  The individual parts below have their own link.

Part 1 – Includes Ashtabula, Austinburg, Burton, Chester, Cleveland East, Deerfield, Denmark, Dorset, Dover, Fitchville, Garrettsville, Geneva, Green, Harpersfield, Hartsgrove, Hiram, Hudson, Jefferson, La Grange, Lenox, Mentor, Mesopotamia, Middlebury, Monroe, New Haven, Orwell, Painesville, Palmyra, Penfield, Perry, Plymouth, Ravenna, Ridgeville, Richfield, Sandusky, Saybrook, Sheffield, Springfield, Tallmadge, Troy, Warren, Warrensville, Wayne, Willoughby, & Windham.   

Part 2 – Includes Amherst, Andover, Bainbridge, Berea (Middleburg), Braceville, Champion, Cleveland West Side, Edinburg, Farmington, Grafton, Gustavus, Harrisville, Hartford, Madison, Madison, Mayfield, Mecca, Middleburg (Berea), Monroeville (Ridgefield), Oberlin (Russia), Olmsted, Peru, Poland, Ridgefield (Monroeville, Ripley, Rockport, Rome, Rootstown, Russia (Oberlin), Spencer, Stow, Thompson, Trumbull, Vernon, Wadsworth, Wellington, & York. 

Part 3 – Includes Atwater, Auburn, Aurora, Berlin, Black River, Brighton, Bronson, Canfield, Chagrin Falls, Chardon, Eaton, Euclid, Fowler, Huron, Huntington, Huntsburg, Kingville, Kinsman, Lordstown, Mantua, Milan, Montville, Morgan, Norton, Northfield, Randolph, Solon, Strongsville, Townsend, Wakeman, Williamsfield, Windsor, & Youngstown. 

Part 4 – Includes Ashtabula (additional), Avon, Bath, Bedford, Bloomfield, Brecksville, Brunswick, Carlisle, Chatham, Cleveland West Side (additional), Colebrook, Fairfield, Florence, Greenfield, Greenwich, Hartland, Hinckley, Homer, Howland, Kent, Kirtland, Le Roy, Liverpool, Lyme, Newbury, New London, New Lyme, Norwalk, Orange, Parma, Ravenna (additional), Shalersville, Southington, Streetsboro, Twinsburg, Vermilion, Vienna, Warren (additional), & Weathersfield.

• • Wickham, Gertrude Van Rensselaer.  The Pioneer Families of Cleveland 1796-1840, Under the Auspices of the  Executive Committee of the Woman's Department of the Cleveland Centennial Commission.  1914.   Volume 1.   Volume 2.

  • Wilson, Ella Grant. Millionaires' Row: Famous Old Euclid Avenue (1932-1937). 1937.

  • Wood, Sash, Door & Paint Co.   Cleveland Illustrated.  1900.

  • WPA Works Projects Administration.  Annals of Cleveland, 1818-1935. 1937. (Can be found on Heritage Quest, as well as Hathi Trust and Internet Archive below.)

Hathi Trust - Most Annals are HERE

Internet Archive - Annals of Cleveland.   Each year has its own link.  Click the year.

1845.  1850.  1851.  1852.  1853.  1855.

• • WPA Works Projects Administration.  Annals of Cleveland Court Series, Cuyahoga ounty Archive Survey.

  • WPA Works Projects Administration.  Annals of Cleveland Court Series.

  • WPA Works Projects Administration.  Annals of Cleveland Officeholder Series.

  • WPA Works Projects Administration.  Index to Cleveland Periodicals, Authors, and Subjects.  1939.

  • WPA Works Projects Administration.  Cleveland Plain Dealer Index.  1940.

  • WPA Works Projects Administration.   The Peoples of Cleveland. 1942.

GREATER CLEVELAND BOOKS - ARCADIA PUBLISHING

• • A Brief History of Tremont:  Cleveland's Neighborhood on a Hill

  • Abandoned Cleveland

  • Abandoned Northern Ohio

  • Abolitionists, Copperheads, and Colonizers in Hudson & the Western Reserve

  • Ashtabula

  • AsiaTown Cleveland

  • Avon

  • Avon Lake

  • Baldwin-Wallace College

  • Bay Village

  • Bedford and Bedford Township

  • Berea

  • Brecksville

  • Brewing in Cleveland

  • Broadview Heights

  • Brook Park

  • Brunswick

  • Buried Beneath Cleveland:  Lost Cemeteries of Cuyahoga County

  • Case Western Reserve University

  • Chardon and Chardon Township

  • Christmas in Cleveland

  • Civil War Soldiers of Greater Cleveland

  • Cleveland and Its Streetcars

  • Cleveland and the Civil War

  • Cleveland and the Western Reserve in Vintage Postcards

  • Cleveland Area Disasters

  • Cleveland Area Golf

  • Cleveland Arena

  • Cleveland Beer

  • Cleveland Browns History

  • Cleveland Calamities

  • Cleveland Curiosities

  • Cleveland Czechs

  • Cleveland Heights

  • Cleveland Heights Congregations

  • Cleveland Heights: The Making of an Urban Suburb

  • Cleveland in the Gilded Age

  • Cleveland in World War I

  • Cleveland in World War II

  • Cleveland Mainline Railroads

  • Cleveland Metroparks

  • Cleveland Ohio from Black America Series

  • Cleveland Police

  • Cleveland School Gardens

  • Cleveland Slovaks

  • Cleveland’s Buckeye Neighborhood

  • Cleveland’s Department Stores

  • Cleveland’s Downtown Architecture

  • Cleveland’s Flats

  • Cleveland’s Gospel Music

  • Cleveland’s Greatest Fighters of All Time

  • Cleveland’s Lake View Cemetery

  • Cleveland’s Legacy of Flight

  • Cleveland’s Lighthouses

  • Cleveland’s Little Italy

  • Cleveland's Millionaires' Row

  • Cleveland’s National Air Races

  • Cleveland’s Playhouse Square

  • Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Roots

  • Cleveland's Rock and Roll Venues

  • Cleveland’s Slavic Village

  • Cleveland’s University Circle

  • Cleveland’s Vanishing Sacred Architecture

  • Cleveland: 1796-1929

  • Cleveland: 1930-2000

  • Cuyahoga County: The First 200 Years

  • Cuyahoga Falls

  • Cuyahoga Valley

  • Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad

  • Dover

  • East Cleveland

  • Erie Street Cemetery

  • Euclid Beach Park

  • Euclid Creek

  • Fairport Harbor

  • Fairview Park

  • Fenn College

  • Forest Hill

  • Geauga Lake

  • Ghostly Tales of Cleveland

  • Haunted Cleveland

  • Haunted Franklin Castle

  • Haunted Willoughby

  • Hidden History of Cleveland

  • Hidden History of Cleveland Sports

  • Hidden History of Northeast Ohio

  • Historic Movie Theaters of Downtown Cleveland

  • History of Cleveland's Playhouse Square

  • Hockey in Cleveland

  • Irish Cleveland

  • Jacobs Field

  • Lake Erie Boats and Ports in Vintage Postcards

  • Lake Erie Murder and Mayhem

  • Lakewood

  • Legendary Locals of Berea

  • Legendary Locals of Cleveland

  • Lost Cleveland

  • Lost Department Stores of Cleveland

  • Lost Ghost Stories of Cleveland

  • Lost Grand Hotels of Cleveland

  • Lost Restaurants of Downtown Cleveland

  • Lyndhurst

  • Misfortune on Cleveland's Millionaires' Row

  • Northfield Park

  • North Olmsted

  • North Ridgeville

  • North Royalton

  • Northfield Park

  • Ohio and Erie Canal

  • Old Brooklyn

  • Olmsted

  • Olmsted Falls

  • Orange Township: Between the River & the Wooded Hills

  • Parma

  • Railroad Depots of Northeast Ohio

  • Riverfront Stadium: Home of the Big Red Machine

  • Rockefeller's Cleveland

  • Rocky River, Ohio

  • Shaker Heights

  • Sheffield Village

  • Shocking Stories of the Cleveland Mob

  • Sisters of Notre Dame of Cleveland

  • Slovenians in Cleveland

  • South Euclid

  • Strongsville

  • The 1936-1937 Great Lakes Exposition

  • The Birth of Downtown Cleveland

  • The Cleveland Cavaliers

  • The Cleveland Grand Prix

  • The Cleveland Indians

  • The Overlook of Cleveland and Cleveland Heights

  • Westlake

  • Where Cleveland Played

  • Wicked Cleveland Ohio

  • Wicked Women of Northeast Ohio

  • Woodland Cemetery

TRANSPORTATION

• • Christiansen, H. Northern Ohio's Interurbans and Rapid Transit Railways. 1965.

  • Hays, Blaine. Cleveland's Dynamic Transit Heritage. 1986.

  • Toman, James. Cleveland's Transit Vehicles. 1996.

  • Toman, James. Cleveland Transit Throughout the Years. 1999.

  • Toman, James and Hays, B. Horse Trails to Regional Rails: The Story of Public Transit in Cleveland. Kent State University Press. 1996. The Cleveland Landmark Press Inc. published a lot of streetcar and transit books. 

FICTIONAL BOOKS ABOUT CLEVELAND OR BASED ON CLEVELAND

• • Hay, John. The Bread-Winners. (based on Millionaire's Row).  1883.

  • Petkus, Peggy Murphy. Millionaire's Row. 1989.

  • Petkus, Peggy Murphy. Millionaire's Hill. 1991.

  • Petkus, Peggy Murphy. Millionaire's Children.

  • Richards, Emilie. Whiskey Island. 2000.

  • Young, Agatha. (aka Agnes Brooks Young). Light in the Sky. (based on Millionaire's Row).

To find more fictional books about Cleveland, search the Cuyahoga County Public Library catalog with the following search terms:  "Cleveland (Ohio) Fiction." There are 100 fiction books about Cleveland. Some of the authors are listed below, but there were many others:

Lisa Black

Greg Cielec

Max Allan Collins

Casey Daniels

Raymond DeCapite

Christine Petrell Kallevig

Michael Koryta

Laurie Loveman

Richard Ondo

Les Roberts

Tavorris Robinson

David Stephens

EMIGRATION

• • Fox, Paul. The Poles in America. 1922.

  • Guillet, Edwin. The Great Migration. 1937.

  • Miller, Kenneth D. Peasant Pioneers. 1925.

  • Shippen, Katherine Binney. Passage to America. 1950.

  • Wittke, Carl. We Who Built America. 1963.

ETHNIC

• • Cadzow, John. Lithuanian Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland. 1978.

  • Callahan, Nelson and Hickey, William. Irish Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland. 1978.

  • Coulter, Charles. The Lithuanians of Cleveland. 1920.

  • Farham, Hannah and Lee, Sawyer. The Huguenots in France and America. 1843.

  • Ledbetter, Eleanore. The Czechs of Cleveland. 1919.

  • Ledbetter, Eleanore. The Jugoslavs of Cleveland. 1918.

  • Macron, Mary Haddad. Arab-Americans & Their Communities of Cleveland. 1979. 

  • Pap, Michael. Ethnic Communities of Cleveland. 1973.

  • Papp, Susan. Hungarian Americans and the Communities of Cleveland. 1981. 

  • Veronesi, Gene. Italian Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland. 1977.

GERMANS

• • Waechter und Anzeiger.  Various Dates.  A German Newspaper in Cleveland available at the Cleveland Public Library.  The Jubilee Edition of the Waechter und Anzeiger was published August 9, 1902.    This paper is at the Library of Congress website.

  • Gebben, Claire.  The Last of the Blacksmiths, A Novel.  2014.  A historical novel about German immigrants to Cleveland.

  • Ozment, Steven. A Mighty Fortress: A New History of the German People. 2004.

  • Western Reserve Historical Society. Cleveland and It's Germans. 1898.

  • Western Reserve Historical Society. Cleveland and It's Germans. 1907.

POLAND

• • Bak, Eugene. Life Journey - An Autobiography. 2002. He was born in Poland and his family was one of thousands sent by the Russians to Siberia. Later they were released and went to India/Pakistan where he grew up. His father was with the Polish army. Mr.  Bak lives in Cleveland.

  • Coulter, Charles. The Poles of Cleveland. 1919. 

  • Davies, Norman. God's Playground. Revised Edition of Volume II - 1795 to the present. 1982.

  • De Zayas, Alfred. A Terrible Revenge. 2006.

  • Grabowski, John J. Polish Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland. 1977.

  • Lukowski, Jerzy and Zawadzki, Hubert. A Concise History of Poland.  2001.

  • Lutz, Aloysius & Richard.  Jadwiga's Crossing.  2006

  • Martin, James Conroyd. Push Not The River. 2000.

  • Martin, James Conroyd. Against A Crimson Sky.  2007.

  • Michener, James. Poland. 1984.

  • Reymont, Wladislaw. The Peasants 1925. (Four books with separate links:  Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.) 

SIENKIEWICZ, HENRYK, A Trilogy:

• • Sienkiewicz, Henryk. With Fire and Sword. 1890.

  • Sienkiewicz, Henryk. The Deluge. 1895.

  • Sienkiewicz, Henryk. Fire in the Steppe aka Pan Michael. 1898.

• • Stauter-Halsted, Keely. The Nation in the Village: The Genesis of Peasant National Identity in Austrian Poland 1848-1914. 2001.

  • Thomas, Gordon and Witts, Max Morgan. Voyage of the Damned. 1974.

  • Tuchman, Barbara W. A Proud Tower. 1967

  • Zamoyski, Adam. The Polish Way. 1988.

PRUSSIA

• • Clark, Christopher. Iron Kingdom, The Rise and Downfall of Prussia, 1600-1947. 2006.

  • Donhoff, Marion Graf.  Before the Storm:  Memories of My Youth in Old Prussia.  1990.

  • Flaum, Stephen.  A Story Never Shared:  The Last Prussian.  2023.

  • Goertz, Adelbert. Genealogy Guide to Prussia. 2005.

  • Goertz, Adelbert.  Genealogy Guide to East Prussia.  2005.

  • Goertz, Adelbert.  Genealogy Guide to West Prussia.  2005.

  • Hagen, William W.  Germans, Poles, and Jews.  1980.

  • Hagen, William W. Ordinary Prussians. 2002.

  • Koch, Hannsjoachim Wolfgang.  A History of Prussia.  1978.

  • Raymond, A. Intimate Prussia. 1918.

  • Tims, Richard Wonser. Germanizing Prussian Poland. 1941.

SLOVAKS

• • Ledbetter, Eleanore. The Slovaks of Cleveland. 1918. 

  • Megles, Susi. Slovak Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland. 1978. 

UPDATED July 13, 2024