Liscotsdale building

The Lee Scottsdale Building, located at 3756 Lee Road, Shaker Heights'Moreland Community, is one of the oldest commercial buildings near the city. Over the years, visitors to this four-story Romanesque Renaissance-themed building may have noticed and wondered that the meaning of the non-English word "Uradoven Prjej Katolicej Slovenskej Zenskej Jednoty" engraved on the entrance slate of this building was translated into "Office of the First Catholic Slovak Women's Association" in English, and they confirmed the organization of 1930 to build this building. The First Catholic Slovak Women's Association (FCSLA) is one of the oldest national brothels in the United States. It was founded by Anna Hepanyu 1892 at St. ladislas's Church, a Slovak Catholic church located on Holden Avenue near Buckeye Road in Cleveland. Herban is a Slovak immigrant. /kloc-at the end of 0/9, he settled in the Slovak national enclave in the southeast of Cleveland. The fair competition law was organized to provide insurance benefits to Slovak women, who sought economic security from many environmental risks, such as the environmental risks of Slovak immigrants working and living in industrial factories, which dotted the scenery of Chin Kee Road in Cleveland at that time.

For decades, the fair competition law has been developing its business. It is not the home of women who hold various administrative positions in organizations. However, in the 1920s, the organization's leadership decided to establish a central office, which was crucial to the organization's efficiency. 1929, purchased land in Scottsdale and the southwest corner of the land, and hired Fox, Doutie and Fox architects to design the headquarters building for the Federal Security Agency. The building was built in 1929 and completed in 1930.

The building includes retail shops on the first floor, an auditorium and residential units upstairs. From 1930 to 1968 is the headquarters of FCSLA. The following year, the organization moved into its new headquarters on Chaglin Avenue. Since the late 1960s, Lee Scottsdale Building has been serving Shaker Heights for various retail, office and residential purposes. Interestingly, in the 1970s, the Cleveland Modern Dance Association (now DanceLeveland) was another long-term organization managed by Cleveland women, mainly dedicated to serving their interests. It runs a dance studio at 3756 Lido.

Liscotsdale Building was designated as a historical landmark by Shaq Highland Landmark Committee in 1988.