Photo Exhibit
Vita di Paese: Now and Then: Cleveland’s Little Italy
October 2024 | Joanna Lucarino
Cleveland’s Little Italy is a vibrant eastside neighborhood near University Circle. This neighborhood began to form in the late 1800s when Italian immigrants, mainly from the South, settled here in search of work and SUBSCRIBE NOW!
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Vita di Paese: Now and Then, Cleveland’s Little Italy
September 2024 | Joanna Lucarino
Cleveland’s Little Italy is a vibrant eastside neighborhood near University Circle. This neighborhood began to form in the late 1800s when Italian immigrants, mainly from the South, settled here in search of work and SUBSCRIBE NOW!
online +...
Vita di Paese: Now and Then: Cleveland’s Little Italy
August 2024 | Joanna Lucarino
Cleveland’s Little Italy is a vibrant eastside neighborhood near University Circle. This neighborhood, with the main roads of Mayfield and Murray Hill, began to form in the late 1800s when Italian immigrants, mainly from the South, settled here in...
Vita di Paese: The Colors of Italian Skies
July 2024 | Diana Lucarino-Diekmann
Nearly everyone loves watching sunsets. Colors such as pink, orange, and the blues of dusk can evoke feelings of peace, joy, relaxation, and contentment. Sunsets can release dopamine, a chemical in the brain that makes us feel good. Here are some...
Vita di Paese: Bridge(s) Over Troubled Water
June 2024 | Diana Lucarino-Diekmann
The Cuyahoga River, dividing the east and west sides of Cleveland, was one of the most polluted waterways in the country. Unregulated dumping for over 100 years had smothered the river in a foot of oil, chemicals, and other pollutants, causing it...
Vita di Paese: Italian Bridges
May 2024 | Diana Lucarino-Diekmann
The advent of bridges coincided with the rise of modern civilization in ancient Mesopotamia. A bridge is a structure that provides passage over valleys, rough terrain, rivers and bodies of water and is crucial in connecting lands, regions, workers,...
Vita di Paese: Lake View Cemetery: Crypts, Mausoleums and Tombstones
April 2024 | Diana Lucarino-Diekmann
When Joseph Carabelli, a funerary monument maker, moved to Cleveland in 1880 and established the Lake View Granite and Monumental Works near the cemetery, he encouraged Italian immigrants to settle nearby and work for him, and thus, within five...
More of the Bizarre…and Awesome Cults, Catacombs and Crypts
March 2024 | Diana Lucarino-Diekmann
I have a peculiar curiosity for death and the hereafter and a love of the peacefulness of cemeteries. So, on my travels, I have gravitated toward experiencing what most people think is bizarre, but I think is awesome.
The high altar of San...
The Capuchins and Their Crypts
February 2024 | Diana Lucarino-Diekmann
What you are now, we once were; what we are now, you shall be
The Capuchins
They were first known as “Friars Minor of the hermetic life,” then later called Capuchins, which comes from the Latin word cappuccio or capuche, for the hood the Friars...
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