Located on Cleveland’s southeast side, many of the streets in what some have called “the suburbs in the city” are lined with bungalows, many owned by life-long residents.
Aerial view of Cleveland's Lee Miles neighborhood, also known as two smaller neighborhoods called Lee Harvard and Lee Seville.recently began a survey asking residents what types of developments they want to see, including at the former John F. Kennedy High School, which was
This is part of a series of stories from cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer exploring Cleveland’s neighborhoods. Follow coverage at Barrett said she still felt that connection at a community block party she organized in September, with the help of Harvard Community.Lee-Harvard’s poverty rate is at 21.6%, while Lee-Seville is at 23.8%, with both being about 10 percentage points
By the early 1960s, Lee-Harvard became a popular neighborhood for middle-class Black families, who wanted to leave the center part of the city. The Great Migration brought many southern Black migrants to the city. And by 1927, the Lee-Seville areaArthur R. Johnston became one of Ohio’s first Black mayors in 1929. Johnston won office despite Black people making up only one-third of Miles Heights’ population.was dissolved by the Cuyahoga County commissioners because of financial issues and annexed to Cleveland in 1932. The neighborhood’s history with controversial housing decisions was just beginning.
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