CLEVELAND HEIGHTS LANDMARKS Pride of Past, Pride of Place The Cleveland Heights Landmark Commission was created by City Council in 1973 to preserve and promote buildings, works of art and other objects of historical or architectural value to the community. The Commission has designated 40 Landmarks since its inception. The Commission has five members appointed to three-year terms by City Council. Commission activities are funded by the City and supported by staff. Landmark nominations are made by Commission members or by owners seeking designation for their properties. Nominations must be accompanied by thorough research and documentation. After receiving a nomination, the Landmark Commission tours the site and discusses its Landmark eligibility. Properties may be Landmarked for their architectural and/or historic significance to the community. To download a Landmark Nomination Form, click here. Designated Cleveland Heights Landmarks can be identified by their circular bronze Landmark plaques, often located near the front entry. Owners are expected to keep these valuable resources in good condition so they remain for future generations. If a Landmark property owner wishes to make exterior alterations to the property, Landmark Commission approval is necessary. Landmark Register Booklet Church of the Savior To download a copy of the Landmark Registry, click here. A poster depicting landmarks is available for $5.00 at Cleveland Heights City Hall. For more information on the Landmark program, please contact the Department of Planning and Development at 216-291-4878 or email kodonnell@clvhts.com. Cleveland Heights Landmarks Superior Schoolhouse, 14391 Superior Road Patrick Calhoun House, 2460 Edgehill Road John Hartness Brown House, 2380 Overlook Road Tremaine-Gallagher House, 3001 Fairmount Boulevard Burdick House, 2424 Stratford Road Church of the Saviour, 2537 Lee Road St. Ann Church Group, 2175 Coventry Road Herrick Mews Carriage House District, 1 - 5 Herrick Mews Heights Rockefeller Building, Mayfield Road and Lee Boulevard Park Synagogue, 3300 Mayfield Road St. Paul's Episcopal Church Group, 2747 Fairmount Boulevard Richard Penty House, 3497 Fairmount Boulevard Cain Park, Lee and Superior Roads Asa Cady House, 3921-23 Bluestone Road Willard Wight House, 2751 Noble Road William Quilliams House, 884 Quilliams Road Grace Lutheran Church, 13001 Cedar Road Braverman-Brantley Apartments, 2378 Euclid Heights Boulevard The College Club of Cleveland (formerly the Alexander House), 2348 Overlook Road The Alcazar, 2450 Derbyshire Road at Surrey Road Beaumont School (formerly the Painter Estate), 3301 North Park Boulevard at Lee Road Coventry Library, 1925 Coventry Road Canfield House Schroeder House, 4143 Bluestone Road Heights Center Building, 12429 Cedar Rd. Canfield House, 2232 Elandon Drive Zerbe-Halle House, 2163 Harcourt Drive Adams-Long House, 3555 Birch Tree Path The Civic (formerly Temple on the Heights), 3130 Mayfield Road Noble Road Fire Station, 2589 Noble Road Silsby Road Fire Station, 3216 Silsby Road Lake View Cemetery (Cleveland Heights portion), Mayfield and Kenilworth Roads John Hecker House, 3585 Fairmount Boulevard Adella Prentiss Hughes House, 2400 Kenilworth Road Bramson House, 2873 East Overlook Road Cumberland Park, Cumberland and Mayfield Roads Christ Our Redeemer African Methodist Episcopal Church, 14284 Superior Road Cedar Lee Theatre Complex, 2163-2177 Lee Road Clapp-Curran Estate, 2780 East Overlook Road; 2783 Berkshire Road (gardener's cottage) Warner-Racca House and Carriage House, 2689 East Overlook Road Overlook Place Condominiums (formerly El Canon Apartment Building), 2577 Overlook Road William R. Jeavons House, 2541 Arlington Road Morris L. Finneburgh House, 3111 Monticello Boulevard Joseph R. and Elizabeth Nutt-St. Ann Convent House and Carriage House, 2285 Coventry Road Grant W. Deming House, 3154 Redwood Road Alfred E. and Flora Cook House, 2267 Bellfield Avenue Lanphear-Callandar Sears House, 3402 Ormond Road Abeyton Realty Corporation (Forest Hill Real Estate Office), 2419 Lee Boulevard Community of Living Hope (formerly Church of the Cross), 973 Caledonia Avenue Elizabeth Keyes Churchill House, 2001 Chestnut Hills Drive Jeavons House