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An Art Deco masterpiece, the Carnegie Medical Building located at the northeast corner of E. 105th Street and Carnegie Avenue in Cleveland was occupied from 1976 until 2007 by the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine.
Built in 1930 and situated on 4.5 acres of land, the building has a handsome buff sandstone exterior and richly detailed Deco interior. It was purchased in 2006 by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation for just under $15 million.
While the building’s future use is uncertain, it has been reported that the Clinic intends to raze it.
Since it is older than 50 years, the Carnegie Medical Building would be eligible for a listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
See a photo gallery of the Carnegie Medical Building.
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Hi Friends. The building is
michel.casin (not verified) Says:Hi Friends. The building is a great masterpiece. I am wondered by seeing that, it is older than 50 years. Also thank you for posting photo gallery of the Carnegie Medical Building.