In 1996, HWDDC developed a comprehensive walking tour of the Historic Warehouse District which encompasses approximately 43 acres and contains more than 70 remaining structures. These structures represent some of the finest examples of Victorian architecture (circa 1850 - 1920) in the United States.

Prominent buildings in this area include the Rockefeller, Perry-Payne, Hoyt, Bradley and the Western Reserve Buildings as this is where Cleveland's early industrialists made their fortunes. What makes each of these buildings unique? You'll see as you take your own virtual stroll through District.