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The Day We Celebrate:
175 Years of Cleveland’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade |
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Clevelanders have been gathering to celebrate St. Patrick's Day since 1842! The history of Cleveland's beloved St. Patrick's Day Parade is also the story of the Irish in Cleveland. Extensively researched, lavishly illustrated in full color, this handsome 200-page hard cover book pays tribute to one of the city's oldest and most vibrant public celebrations. Click here for our recent newsletter, which provides more information about the book.
NOW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE to purchase the book at the pre-publication price of $40 with an online order or a mail order postmarked no later than July 5, 2017. Click here for an order form at the pre-publication price. Payment by check can be made to: Irish American Archives Society, P.O. Box 91756, Cleveland, OH 44101-3756 before July 5, 2017. Or you can use the Paypal "Donate" button on our homepage; specify your order details in the comment box.
After July 5, 2017, the book will be sold for $50 (including sales tax) at the Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival in July and the Ohio Celtic Festival in August. After July 5, 2017, online and mail orders will also be $50 plus shipping and handling. A new order form will be made available after July 5.
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Summer Newsletter |
| The hard cover history of Cleveland's St. Patrick's Day Parade an more! |
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Johnny Kilbane Sculpture Project
Rowan Gillespie Creates a Johnny Kilbane Sculpture - Video Series
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About Us
The Irish American Archives Society (IAAS) was founded in 1994 to support the collection and preservation of archival materials that document the history of the Irish American experience in northeast Ohio. The primary goal of the IAAS has been to raise funds to build and maintain an Irish American Archives at the Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS), the area's largest repository of materials for ethnic studies. A second goal of IAAS has been to support the development of exhibitions, books and other publications that draw on local collections to tell the stories of Irish immigrants.
Read More in the About IAAS section.
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