Building Name(s): Cleveland House II
Life Span: 1863-1871
Address: SE corner Clark and Kinzie streets
Block and Subdivision: 1, Original Town
Architect: Various
- Halpin’s Chicago City Directory for 1864
Cleveland House, Robert Duncan, prop., 34 Kinzie.
John C. W. Bailey’s Chicago City Directory for 1867
Hendrick, Augustus, saloon 34 Kinzie, h same
Edwards’ Annual Directory in the City of Chicago, for 1869
Cleveland Hotel, August Henrich, propr. 34 E. Kinzie
Hendrich August, propr. Cleveland house. 34 Kinzie
Edwards’ Annual Directory in the City of Chicago, for 1870
Hendrich, August, saloon 34 Kinzie, r. same
Edwards’ Annual Directory in the City of Chicago, for 1870
Cleveland House, A. Henrich, propr. 34 Kinzie
Chicago Tribune, February 12, 1865
FOR SALE-OR RENT.
A large boarding house known as the Cleveland House, No. 34 East Kinzie-st. The house is only one block from the Chicago & N. W., Milwaukee and Galena Depots, and wil be sold or rented on reasonable terms. This is a good investment for parties desiring to keep a hotel commanding good and profitable patronage.
Apply on the premises, to Robert Duncan.
History of Chicago, Volume II, 1885, A. T. Andreas, 1885
The Cleveland House was built, in 1856, by A. Cleveland, and was located at Nos. 46-52 West Lake Street. Mr. Cleveland, with I. N. Merritt as manager, continued to keep the house until 1859, when it was destroyed in the great fire which occurred September 15, of that year. In 1863, a Cleveland House was started at 34 East Kinzie Street, corner of North Clark. This hotel was opened by Robert Duncan, and kept by him until 1865, when August Hendrick became proprietor, and so continued until the fire of 1871.
- Cleveland House II
34 Kinzie St
Sanborn F1re Insurance Map
1869
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