Independent bookstores continue to thrive in an age of online shopping and digital books
Old Erie Street Bookstore at 2128 East 9th Street
Mark Stueve, the owner of Old Erie Street Books, has been around before downtown exploded into what it is now. The store is one of the only stores where customers have to make an appointment and something in mind of what they're looking for.
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books storefront. Driving down Larchmere Avenue, one can't miss the grape purple painted bricks. Once you're inside, it's all about the books.Kaylyn Hlavaty
Harriet Logan, the owner of Loganberry books, stands with her cat named Otis. He is considered the official greeter of Loganberry Books. Customers can usually find Harriet and Logan in the 'Sanctuary' room where she houses collectible books and artwork.Kaylyn Hlavaty
Loganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue
216-795-9800
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue
216-795-9800
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue
216-795-9800
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue
216-795-9800
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue Cleveland, Ohio
In the background sit the original wall of books that was is a former showroom building.
216-795-9800
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue
216-795-9800
Kaylyn HlavatyLoganberry Books: 13015 Larchmere Avenue
The store boasts over 100,000 books ranging from children's book, gardening, to Rustbelt specific authors.
216-795-9800
Kaylyn Hlavaty