Join us for our CRS Members-only Virtual SNOOP! of the Dall-Mays Houses on March 13th at 10:00 am.
Register here.

Located at 2225 and 2229 East 46th Street in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood, these landmark structures from the 1870s were originally erected by Andrew Dall, Jr. and his brother, James, sons of master mason Andrew Dall, Sr. For over 40 years, James and Frances Mays owned and cared for the houses, making one their home, and renting the other, always honoring and respecting the Dall history. The Cleveland Restoration Society has been working diligently to stabilize and save these severely threatened homes from demolition.

After a virtual program to tour the houses and learn about their history, there will be a Q&A with CRS Board Chair and Chair of the Dall-Mays task force, Scott C. Holbrook; task force member, trustee, and principal at Hiti, DiFrancesco and Siebold, Inc., Anthony W. Hiti, AIA; and task force member and nephew of James and Frances Mays, Norman Mays.