Parker Hannifin Hall

Parker Hannifin Hall, located at 2258 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, is a historic mansion originally built in 1894 by Police Commissioner George Howe. Once a vibrant center for the fine arts, it transitioned from a private residence to a gallery before being acquired by Cleveland State University in 1982. The building has been restored and serves as the College of Graduate Studies and the Office of Research. Renamed in 2005 after a significant donation from Parker-Hannifin Corporation, it stands as one of the few remaining homes from the illustrious Millionaire's Row, making it a notable site for both tourists and researchers interested in Cleveland's architectural and cultural history.