A History of Harcourt House Known as the Zerbe/Halle Mansion and the CWRU official residence byKaren KalerJune 6, 2023
What you don’t know about Blacks in the American Revolution More than 5,000 Black men served as Patriots in the American Revolution; byKaren KalerApril 22, 2023
Navigating the Book and the Website This site map includes the table of contents of the book and related webpages byKaren KalerApril 17, 2023
Old Hickory: Populist president with a pontificating parrot Andrew Jackson has been revered as an iconic populist president byKaren KalerMarch 30, 2023
EastcliffMarch 11, 2023 Mementos of Love Affairs Keepsakes of love stories are enthralling, and not only to romantics byKaren Kaler
Blog History with a Southern AccentMarch 11, 2023 British Kings and Queens—a lot of interesting characters Looking at America’s British roots and rulers is a bit like reading genealogy byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 9, 2023 The Dalai Lama at Eastcliff The Dalai Lama has visited Eastcliff twice byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 8, 2023 Family Life at Eastcliff Wonderful stories of the Brooks family abound in Eastcliff: History of a Home, byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 7, 2023 Glorious Spaces—Have a Look Inside! Welcome — Have a look around! byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 6, 2023 Gangsters, Kidnappings, the Demolition of Mansions, and Other Crimes The gangster period was a fascinating chapter in St Paul’s history byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 5, 2023 Eastcliff First Floor Floor plans from 1921, 1930, 1960, 1990, and 2020 byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 4, 2023 Life on the Mississippi Eastcliff is on Mississippi River Boulevard, right along the river byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 3, 2023 Architect: C. H. Johnston — Junior? Young Edward Brooks hired his friend, Howie, to design his home in 1921 byKaren Kaler
EastcliffMarch 2, 2023 A Lifelong Love Story: Edward and Markell Brooks Century-old newspaper articles, photos, and love letters keep the past alive byKaren Kaler
