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Woodland and Larchmere, a commercial strip on three city lines
Shaker Heights, Ohio
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This corridor of shops runs along the seam where Cleveland, Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights meet, and the buildings on it span 1904 to 1965 with very little torn out. Local preservationists spent years on the paperwork before it was finally listed on the National Register in 2015. It is best known now as an antiques row.
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