Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was 1930, looking diagonally across Public Square toward the Terminal Tower. Work had begun on the foundation for the new store of the Higbee Company. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #Cleveland

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Celebrating #OpeningDay, @alroker is in Cleveland with @SliderTheMascot 😙

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This is 1924. You can see all four quadrants of Public Square. This is facing southeast from westside of Square. See a full description on our Facebook page. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This is the SW section in 1922. The Cleveland Hotel is left, which is now the Renaissance Hotel. The buildings on the right on Superior Ave are now gone. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #cleveland

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Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This is the SW half of Public Square in 1916, looking west from the Williamson Building. The buildings at the left were replaced by the Terminal Tower. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #Cleveland

Congrats to the @cavs on clinching a spot in the 2023 playoffs! #LetEmKnow

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This is the SE quadrant in 1915. The Williamson Building is right, @MonumentCLE is center, and Federal Building on the left. This Huntington Bank Building is here now. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was taken in 1915. It's looking west toward the northwest corner. This is where the new @SherwinWilliams World Headquarters is being built. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #Cleveland

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was taken in 1914. It’s looking west over the southern half of the Square. This is an excellent view of the buildings later replaced by the Terminal Tower. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #cleveland

@veganmcser @Cleveland_PL @keybank @Key_Tower @CityofCleveland @CuyahogaCounty @CleCityCouncil @DowntownCLE @happyincle Yes!

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This photo was taken in 1908. It’s an amazing panorama that doesn’t translate well on Twitter. See it in its entirety on our Facebook page. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

Happy Birthday to Cleveland City Councilman Kerry McCormack! @KerryMcCormack1 represents the 3rd Ward which includes Public Square. 🎂

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was taken in 1906. It’s looking east from above the southwest quadrant. Mays Drugstore is at the southwest corner of Euclid and Ontario. 📸 @PublicCleveland

Another sign of spring.🌷Crews just removed the Cleveland Foundation Skating Rink. 🧹Next the @DowntownCLE Ambassadors will power wash the area & then we can turn on the fountains. 💦

@BennetLizze @CityofCleveland @CuyahogaCounty @DowntownCLE @happyincle @Cleveland_PL In the book it says the court house was on the south end of the Square facing north.

Yes, Cleveland, this really is Public Square. It’s from “Cleveland: Village to Metropolis” by Edmund H. Chapman. It’s a copy of a painting of Public Square dated 1839. The big building is the Second County Courthouse completed in October 1828. #cleveland

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was 1905. It's looking northeast. The Lyceum theater is left next to the Old Stone Church. The Society for Savings is across the street. Right is the new post office. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

This is an 1855 adaptation of the first plan of Cleveland, and a map labeled “Original Plan of the Town and Village of Cleaveland, Ohio, October 1st, 1796.” You can clearly see Public Square in the center. It seems upside down because Lake Erie is at bottom. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in #cleveland Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was taken in 1897. It’s the SE section of the Square and surrounding streets. The following year the Williamson Building was torn down. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

Happy first day of spring! Found a few signs of spring around the Square.🌷 #springequinox

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. This was taken in 1898. It’s the eastern section of the Square showing the return of soldiers from the Spanish American War. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #cleveland

Sunday in the Square.

Cleveland plans to upgrade an estimated 600 meters that would each cover multiple parking spaces, and 100 single-space meters. They would be placed around downtown and in neighborhoods across the city, a news release from the city stated. cleveland.com/news/2023/03/s…

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. Today's photo was taken in 1896. In the center you see the arch erected for the centennial celebration. It was located between the two eastern quadrants of the Square. 📸 @Cleveland_PL

Each day in March we're sharing a photo taken in Public Square over the past 150+ years. Today's photo was taken in 1888. It’s looking across the Lily Fountain toward the northwestern corner of the Square. 📸 @Cleveland_PL #cleveland

Cleveland sure knows how to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!🍀

Folks are starting to pour into Public Square to watch the St. Patrick’s Day Parade!🍀 Starts at 1:04pm at E.18 and Superior and ends here in Public Square.

An estimated 10,000 people will be downtown today for Cleveland’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade.🍀 The parade starts at 1:04pm at E.18 & Superior and ends in Public Square. Here are maps of the parade route & street closures so you can plan accordingly.