The Cleveland Press was the city's afternoon daily and the flagship newspaper of the Scripps-Howard chain. Two years after closed in 1982 it donated its morgue of one million subject-sorted clippings and 500,000 photos to the Cleveland State University Library where it is maintained in Special Collections. The Cleveland Public Library maintains information on the C.U.T. and Cleveland history. The Western Reserve Historical Society is the region's premier history museum and library. The C.U.T. has been converted into the Tower City shopping center, and is owned by Forest City Enterprises .
Tower City has some archival material, chiefly used for building maintenance.
May not be generally open to the public, but it's worth a try. The Cuyahoga County Archives is the official repository for the historical records of Cuyahoga County. The City of Cleveland lacks a similar central repository of departmental records, but the Cleveland City Council Archives holds the records of the city council. Another source of local information is the The Cleveland Index page , maintained by Cleveland State University .