Society President Jim Wojick chats with Scotti MulertScotti MulertScotti and Jeanne Mulert with an unidentified friendThe Beverly Road shopping district began in 1925 with a gasoline service station and quickly grew to include bakeries, groceries, pharmacies, jewelry stores, gift shops, and ice cream parlors. UndatedLooking at Lincoln School from the end of Beverly. UndatedThe Melert family lived in his Washington Road house. it was razed to make room for the apartments at 900 Washington RoadThe Melert family lived in his Washington Road house. it was razed to make room for the apartments at 900 Washington Road. About 1916The Mulert family poses outside their 842 Washington Road house in 1909. Patriarch Justus Mulert is fourth from leftClearview Plan houses at the corner of Cochran Road and Cedar Boulevard looking toward the high school. About 1916We believe this house is on Cedar Blvd between Maybrick and Cochran. About 1916 The construction of Justus Mulert’s Clearview Plan, which encompassed the land between Cedar Boulevard, Cochran Road, and Washington Road, started in February 1902. This model Clearview home stands on Florida avenue at Magnolia. This picture was taken on Washington Road just south of Lebanon Avenue in the early 1900s. At the time this picture was taken, the houses were owned by (from left) the Mulerts, the Clattys, David Yost, Bob Kelly, and the OpfermansLooking out the back of the Mulert house on Washington road at the houses on Lebanon around 1912Lincoln Elementary School, on Beverly Road, which opened in 1925, was the second school built in the burgeoning school district.Mulert Home on Washington Road. Now the apartments at 900 Washington Road. Undated. The Mulert family poses outside their 842 Washington Road house. Justus Mulert is fourth from left. June 18, 1901Undated photo from the Mulert collectionLooking out the back of the Mulert house on Washington Road at Lebanon Avenue, early 1900sUnidentified person standing outside the Mulert house on Washington Road. Date unknownUnidentified person February 15, 1940. Taken in the Beverly Road areaMulert Home at 824 Washington Road. Now the apartments at 900 Washington Road. Undated. Undated. location unknown. From the Mulert collectionLooking out the front of the Mulert house, 824, Washington Road, to the northeast. UndatedUndated. location unknown. From the Mulert collectionHouse on Cedar Blvd in the Clearview plan. From the Mulert collection. undated Unknown woman (probably the wife of Carl Mulert). Image from the Mulert collection. Undated. Taken in the Beverly Road areaBaywood and Magnolia 1915. From the Mulert collectionCarl Mulert. Undate. Taken in the Beverly Road areaCedar at Washington Rd 1916. From the Mulert collectionCedar near Old Orchard Place1915/16. From the Mulert collectionCedar and Maybrick 1916, From the Mulert collectionUnidentified woman. Washington Road. Undated. From the Mulert collectionLooking out the front of the Mulert house, 824, Washington Road, to the northeast. UndatedFlorida Avenue 1921. From the Mulert collectionJustus Mulert and unidentified child, Undated.Looking at the McCormick house across the street from the Mulert house. Undated. From the Mulert collectionAlthough the founding of Mt. Lebanon was ten years away and the Liberty Tunnels 15 years in the future, Justus Mulert was so confident in the community’s future that in 1902 he began developing the Clearview Plan of lots along the west side of Washington Road between Cedar Boulevard and Cochran Road. From the Mulert collectionThe sales building for the Clearview Plan sold lots for Justus Mulert’s Clearview subdivision, so named as it offered an escape from the smoky city. The company was started in 1902, and this picture was taken in 1916. corner of Cedar Boulevard and Washington Road.The sales building for the Clearview Plan sold lots for Justus Mulert’s Clearview subdivision, so named as it offered an escape from the smoky city. The company was started in 1902, and this picture was probably taken shortly after it was built. The Ellison building, which replaced the sales building at the corner of Cedar Boulevard and Washington Road, would itself be replaced by the Cyclops Building in 1966.Unknown location. from the Mulert collection. probably around 1928Unknown location. from the Mulert collection. 1928Looking west at Lebanon Avenue from the Mulert house on Washington Road about 1928Looking out the front of the Mulert house northwest about 1928Unknown date/location. from the Mulert collectionMission Hills Land Office before construction beganUnknown location. from the Mulert collection. probably around 1928House at the corner of Cochran and Cedar Blvd. about 1928Unknown location. from the Mulert collection. probably around 1928Unknown location. from the Mulert collection. probably around 1928Unknown location. from the Mulert collection. probably around 1928Looking toward Bower Hill Road from the Mulert home on Washington Road about 1916From the rear of the Mulert House on Washington rOad looking toward Cochran about 1920Unidentified woman on Washington Road. From the Mulert collection. Probably about 1912Beverly Road shopping District began in 1925 with a gas station. This picture was probably taken in the late 1920sFlorida Avenue???
