Euclid Heights in the Running for National Historic District Designation

Another district in Cleveland Heights is in the running for a spot on the National Register of Historic Places.

The National Park Service is now reviewing the application for what could be Cleveland Heights’ 11th historic district, Euclid Heights.

Cedar Road to the south, Mayfield Road to the north, Overlook Road to the west and Coventry Road to the east frame the Euclid Heights Historic District, according to a flier included with this article from the City of Cleveland Heights.

Many buildings in the Coventry Village Business District are included as well as all buildings on the north side of Cedar Road in the Cedar Fairmount district, said Kara Hamley O'Donnell, historic preservation planner for Cleveland Heights, by email.

The city will host a public meeting to provide information about the history of the area and the nomination process at 7 p.m. Monday at in the music room.

Cleveland Heights had another historic district make the list earlier this year — .

According to Cleveland Heights City Council member Mary Dunbar, who application for the Shaker Farm district, there are 10 historic districts that include at least a portion of Cleveland Heights land:

• Overlook Road Carriage House District, 1974
• Fairmount Boulevard District, 1976
• Shaker Village District, 1984 (mostly modern-day Shaker Heights)
• Forest Hill Historic District, 1986 (extends into East Cleveland)
• Fairhill Road Village District, 1990 (mostly in Cleveland)
• Ambler Heights Historic District, 2002
• Euclid Golf Allotment, 2002,
• Inglewood Historic District, 2009
• Grant Deming’s Forest Hill Allotment, 2010
• Shaker Farm, 2012

For more information, check out the flier and National Register listing FAQ's. Residents can also contact Kara Hamley O'Donnell at kodonnell@clvhts.com or 216-291-4885.