Euclid Corridor Project
The Department of History at CSU has embarked on the Euclid Corridor
History Project, which is a collaboration of the CSU Department of History,
Cleveland Public Art,
Greater Cleveland Regional
Transit Authority, and Ideastream (WVIZ and WCPN). Part of the public
art component of the larger Euclid
Corridor Transportation Project, student research and oral histories
will inform or become an integral part of interpretive signage, audio
histories, and artwork that will built as part of the larger transportation
project. Successive history classes are contributing historical documentation
of the history of Euclid Avenue between Public Square and East Cleveland
to support this important urban revitalization effort. Each student
in this course will contribute research—in the form of course
binders and materials as well as oral histories—to the larger
project. Moreover, students completing exemplary projects may be asked
to present their findings to the RTA or other community leaders (which
is purely optional.)