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The 14 pages that link to Cleveland, each with the reason it gives.

• Rock and Roll Hall of FameRelated: The Hall opened on Cleveland’s lakefront after the city campaigned to host it.

• Jesse OwensRelated: His family moved to Cleveland when he was nine.

• CincinnatiCompared with: Cleveland’s lakefront orientation differs from Cincinnati’s Ohio River setting.

• OhioBroader topic: Cleveland anchors the state’s northeastern urban and industrial region.

• Jerry SiegelRelated: The creators’ hometown supplied the setting and context for their early collaboration.

• Joe ShusterRelated: The creators’ hometown shaped the setting and circumstances of their collaboration.

• Columbus, OhioCompared with: Cleveland is Ohio’s other large metropolitan center, with a different industrial and lakefront history.

• Rust BeltBroader topic: Cleveland’s manufacturing history and later economic challenges typify the region’s industrial cities.

• Raymond Davis Jr.Related: Davis was born in Washington, D.C., and grew up in Cleveland, where his father worked as a photographer.

• Alan FreedRelated: Freed’s Cleveland broadcasts and concerts made the city an early center of rock and roll.

• Albert AylerRelated: Ayler grew up in Cleveland, where his musical development began.

• History of OhioBroader topic: Cleveland’s growth illustrates the effects of canals, railroads, immigration, and manufacturing.

• Joel GreyRelated: Grey was born in Cleveland in 1932.

• Russo brothersRelated: Anthony and Joe Russo grew up in the Cleveland area.