Lost Cleveland Memories®
Danny Greene and John Nardi tried to muscle in on the Cleveland Mob’s operations. The result was a bloody mob war that left Cleveland with the moniker “Bomb City USA!”
Baby boomers raised in Cleveland grew up with a variety of unique children’s television hosts – including the lovable Barnaby, the affable Captain Penny and the outrageous Ghoulardi. Relive the days of early television and along the way, have fun with some children’s television trivia.
It’s 1999. Will the dreaded Y2K bug end life as we know it? Follow our intrepid hero as he leads the fight to save Progressive Insurance and the world from impending doom!
The Mystery of AlCapone's Vault or How I Saved the World from Y2K
NEWS / UPDATES / events
Growing Up Cleveland:
Barnaby, Captain Penny & Ghoulardi
BOMB CITY USA:
THE DANNY GREEN ERA
All of the proceeds of Dennis’ s Lost Cleveland programs will be used to fund the work of the A-T Children’s Project.
Dennis and his wife, Mary, have five beautiful grandchildren. Two of their grandsons (Dylan and Sean) have been diagnosed with ataxia-telangiectasia, more commonly known as A-T.
A-T is an extremely rare, genetic disease. A-T causes progressive loss of muscle control, immune system problems and a high rate of cancer. Sean is already a cancer survivor. He was treated for B-cell lymphoma when he was 2 years old.
Because A-T is so rare, it gets little attention and even less funding. The A-T Children’s Project (atcp.org) was started to raise funds for research and life improving therapies for children with A-T.
Cleveland Trivia questions covering twentieth century people, places and events ranging from the teens thru the 1970’s
Lost Cleveland Memories® Trivia Party
The King of the Moondoggers:
Alan Freed and the Birth of Rock and Roll
Have fun with Cleveland history!
For over ten years retired executive, local historian, wit and master storyteller Dennis R. Sutcliffe has been rekindling forgotten Cleveland memories.
PROGRAMS:
Book Dennis for your community center, senior center, public library, local historical society, church group or club in the Cleveland, Akron, Lorain and Lake County areas.