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Name: John Eisenmann

Birth/Established: March 1851   Death/Dissolved: January 6, 1924

 


Biography:  
  John Eisenmann was born in Detroit and educated in Monroe, Michigan. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1871. He served as the assistant United States engineer in the Lake Survey Service. He then went to Europe to study architecture, graduating from the Polytechnical School at Stuttgart. He then took a course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He came to Cleveland in 1878. In 1882 he accepted a position as professor of engineering at Case School of Applied Science. In 1887 he went into private practice. He was the landscape architect and superintendent of parks while Wade Park was improved and was the supervising architect for the Board of Education from 1883 until 1889. He supervised the construction of many local schools, as well as hospitals, churches, and other small public buildings in Pennsylvania and other states. He is best known as the architect, along with George Smith, of the Old Arcade, the stellar example of that building type in the country.

He was appointed by Governor McKinley as member of the state house commission and was the architect of the Ohio Building at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo (1900). In 1903 Mayor Tom Johnson appointed him to a new building code commission. 

 

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Building Name Date Address Status
1883

Cleveland
Demolished
1883
Duke & Outhwaite
Cleveland
Demolished
1883
Dunham & Lexington
Cleveland
Demolished
1883
2520 E.83rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1883

Cleveland
Demolished
1883
Bridge and Randall
Cleveland
Demolished
1883

Monroe
Demolished
1883, 1900
2520 East 83rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1884
Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1884

Cleveland
Demolished
1884-5
4940 Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1885

Cleveland
Demolished
1885
5360 Stanard Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1887
1775 Main Street
Penninsula
Standing
1889
1130 Addison Road
Cleveland
Demolished
1889
1801 East 79th Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1889
5932 Broadway rear
Cleveland
Demolished
1890
115-7 Prospect Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1890
1966 East 82nd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1890
401 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1890
2040 East 3rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1890-2
2655 West National Road
Springfield
Standing
1891
2 story frame stables 38 x 1000 $7,000
Cleveland
Demolished
1891 - 2
1380 Addison Road
Cleveland
Demolished
1892
1279 - 83 West 3rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1892
70 - 74 Public Square
Cleveland
Demolished
1892
1279 - 83 West 3rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1892

Cleveland
Demolished
1893
10307-9 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1894

Cleveland
Demolished
1895
2609 East 48th Place
Cleveland
Demolished
1896
21 Noble
Cleveland
Demolished
1896 ?
Painesville
Painesville
Standing
1897
7200 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1897
3345 Scranton Road
Cleveland
Demolished
1897
2025 Ontario Steet
Cleveland
Standing
1897
2515 Franklin Blvd.
Cleveland
Standing
1898
4806 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1898
ss CCC & St. Louis RR ws Gordon
Cleveland
Demolished
1898
1168 Euclid
Cleveland
Demolished
1899

Cleveland
Demolished
1900
Pan American Exposition
Buffalo
Demolished
1901
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1901
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1902
2357 - 9 Payne Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1902
1213 Wesr 6th Street
Cleveland
Standing
1903
341-411 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1903

Cleveland
Demolished
1903
629-31 Prospect Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1903
10220 Clifton Boulevard
Cleveland
Standing
1904
Vincent Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1904
1530 St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Standing

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Building Arts #6 5-6, 13 June 1932

Cleveland City Directories

Cleveland Necrology file 1.6.1924

Plain Dealer March 29, 1903


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