Cleveland OH Ohio Public Auditorium Terminal Tower Linen Postcard Used

This collectible postcard features a vibrant illustration of Cleveland Public Auditorium and Terminal Tower. Ideal for enthusiasts of historical landmarks or vintage ephemera.

• Linen finish adds a retro texture
• Unused back with handwritten message
• Standard postcard size: 5.5 x 3.5 inches
• Postmarked October 1946
• Published by Braun Art Publishing Co.

Ink on the back is intact and legible. Minor corner wear visible.
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The postcard features an illustration of the Cleveland Public Auditorium and the Terminal Tower in Cleveland, Ohio. The auditorium, a Renaissance-style building, opened in 1922 and was one of the largest convention halls in the United States at the time.

Location: St. Clair at E. 6th and Lakeside, Cleveland, OH
Seating Capacity: The main arena seats over 10,000, and the complex also includes a Music Hall with around 2,800 seats.
Design: The building was designed by city architects J. H. MacDowell, Frederic H. Betz, and Frank R. Walker of Walker & Weeks.
Construction: Construction began in 1920 and was completed in 1922.

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