Cleveland, Ohio (OH)
Archivist:
Volunteer!
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The hall was run
by a German organization, Banater Hallen
Gesslschaft and German weekly Heimatspost Die
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Nominated for
National Register of Historical Places.
This structure, built in 1925 at the cost of
$175,000 was a center for the German population. |
Banater Hall Ballroom
The structure was built in 1925 by
Oliver Chamberlain at a cost of
$175,000. The Hall was run by
a German Organization - Banater Hallen Gesslschaft - and was a
center for the local German
population. The inauguration
of the "Banater Hall" - home of the
Banater Singing Society in Cleveland
- took place on July 4, 1926. During The Depression of the 1930's,
the Banater Hall Co., went bankrupt
due to financial losses and
membership reducations. In 1939, significant revisions of the
Society's statutes concerning
membership, benefits and obligations
led to a "New Banater Hall" which
became the first home of the Society
of Donauschwaben in Cleveland after
WWII. (information
provided by
Lonny's
Ballrooms)
Donauschwaben
Associations
Lenau Park - 7370
Columbia Road, Olmsted
Falls OH 44138
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"Donauschwaben
Jugendgruppe
of Cleveland, OH"
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Chicago
Donauschwaben
Children Group, 1959; Donauschwaben
Kalender 1968.
Chicago
Donauschwaben, 1965,
Donauschwaben
Kalender, 1968.
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Cleveland, Ohio
(OH) -
Archivist: Volunteer!
[The DVHH would like to thank Lucy Kluth for her
contributions during her position as the original Cleveland
Coordinator, 2006-2008.]
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