Last week, you showed us you knew a thing or two about Cleveland’s waterfront giants, the Hulett unloaders. Let’s see how well you know another piece of the city’s industrial past.
For this week’s photo quiz, we’re heading to a historic mill in the Flats. Its roots stretch back to the Cleveland Milling Co. in the late 1800s, and it continued operating under different owners until 2020. Take a look at the photo. What did workers here make?
But first, congratulations to everyone who got last week’s quiz question right: Arthur K., Ben D., Carl L., Carly P., Chris B., Dale D., Daniel R., Dave H., David Z., Donna W., Edward M., James R., Jeffrey S., Jennifer R., Jessica I., John L., John L., Joseph D., Justin V., Ken Y., Larry M., Linda H., Louise B., Mary P., Michael H., MJ T., Neda S., Pamela A., Paul B., Phyllis B., Sal N., SheilaMarie T. and Terrell P.
Ready. Set. Quiz.
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