The home includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a new sunroom, a new roof, new windows and masonry repairs. Before the renovation, the home was missing shutters on its front windows, and the trim around the door needed to be repainted. Â
In 1911, John Jordan, a 19-year-old African American, was lynched by a white mob after being accused of stealing cherries off a tree on a white farmer’s orchard – making it one of the only documented lynchings in Cuyahoga County.Â
The exhibit entails more than 50 prints created by members of the Karamu Artists Inc.
The annual fund will provide microgrants to Ohio-based non profit organizations that are committed to civic engagement.
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