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Name: Morris Gleichman

Birth/Established: April 10, 1866   Death/Dissolved: December 15, 1931

 


Biography:  
  Morris Gleichmann was born in Austria-Hungary and came to the United States with his parents at the age of six. He was educated in the Cleveland public schools. He is listed as a draftsman in the 1884 Cleveland City Directory, eventually working for the architect Edward Ruprect. In 1889 he moved to Seattle, Washington Territory, where he formed the partnership Gleichmann, Lane and Mendel with former Clevelander Samuel Lane. They returned to Cleveland by 1892. Upon his return, Gleichmann formed a partnership with Charles S. Pennington, initially living with relatives at 77 Bridge Street. He later formed a partnership with W. R. Chestney. His building designs reflected progressive designs that were prevalent in the west as practiced by Bernard Maybeck and Greene and Greene. He was the architect and designer of a one-thousand foot high Tower of Babel for the Paris Exposition of 1900. He was a member of the Forest City Blue Lodge Masons and the Scottish Rite, and politically he was a Republican. He lived in Cleveland at 866 East 105th Street until 1914. He moved on to New York City where he practiced architecture until 1930. He died in 1931 and is buried in New York. 

 

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Building Name Date Address Status
1893
2147-59 Ontario
Cleveland
Demolished
1893
10101 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1894
1219 Scovill Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1895

Cleveland
Demolished
1895
3112 Woodland Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1895
587 Broadway
Cleveland
Demolished
1895
1209-11 Scovill Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1895
726 Johnson Court
Cleveland
Demolished
1895
1408-12 West 84th Street
Cleveland
Standing
1895
1440 West 81st Street
Cleveland
Standing
1895
11114 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1895
11114 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1896
2364 East 43rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1896
1607 Marion
Cleveland
Demolished
1896
3601 Beyerle Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1897
2348 East 89th Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1897
4417-23 Payne Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1898
3409 Orange
Cleveland
Demolished
1899
1171 Parkwood Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1899
4239-41 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1899
4239 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland
Standing
1899
3106 Woodland Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1900
es Case near Woodland (Case sl 37)
Cleveland
Demolished
1900
East 123rd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1901
Broadway
Cleveland
Demolished
1901

Cleveland
Demolished
1903
1280 West 3rd Street
Cleveland
Standing
1904
Abbey and Gehring
Cleveland
Demolished
1907
Lake & Salisbury
Cleveland
Demolished
1907
1775-83 West 25th Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1907-8
10503 St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1909
1274 East 102nd Street
Cleveland
Demolished
1909
Superior and Payne
Cleveland
Demolished
1909

Cleveland
Demolished
1911
5409-15 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
1911

Cleveland
Demolished
1911
3200 West 65th Street
Cleveland
Standing
1914
10402 Wade Park Avenue
Cleveland
Demolished
Nd
Prospect Avenue (extensively altered)
Cleveland
Demolished
Nd

Cleveland
Demolished

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Architecture and Building v. 23, no. 14, p.164

Cleveland and Its Germans, p145

Cleveland City Directories

Men of Ohio in 1900, p.70

Plain Dealer July 14, 1892

Progressive Men of Northern Ohio,p.216

Ward, James Architects in Practice in New York City 1900 ? 1940 for the Committee of Architectural Records


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