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See. Fir Street Cemetery↗ Visit this historic burial ground, originally three separate graveyards, with the first burial in 1865.

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Stay. Fidelity Hotel Cleveland↗ One of the top hotels in the Midwest, as rated by Condé Nast Traveler readers.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 6, 2026

15 Best Hotels in the Midwest: Readers’ Choice Awards 2026

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels the country's heartland.

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 4

7 Famous Homes From Movies and TV Shows You Can Actually Rent, Including Harry Potter’s Childhood Home and the 'Bachelor' Mansion

Add these properties to your set-jetting bucket list.

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Atlas ObscuraAug 28

Fir Street Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio

In the mid-nineteenth century, farmland west of Cleveland was purchased by real estate speculators and subdivided for development. The Fir Street Cemetery, as it is currently known, occupies just eight residential lots in what first became Brooklyn Township and is now incorporated within Cleveland. In spite of its small size, the burial ground is historically three separate graveyards. The olde…

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Atlas ObscuraOct 6, 2025

Every Recipe for Tennessee’s Hot Slaw Has a Different Secret Ingredient

“We are hot slaw,” says Ross Weaver, owner of The Chef, a burger joint in Cleveland, Tennessee. “People from 10 miles away don’t know what it is—even the next communities over, in Athens or Chattanooga, let alone 49 other states in this country.” And yet, according to Weaver, who grew up here, everyone in town has a closely guarded, and possibly hotly contested, recipe based on the original, cr…

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