Case Western Reserve University

Amasa Stone

When the city of Cleveland began to see unprecedented financial and population growth, Amasa Stone, an industrialist and philanthropist, funded Western Reserve College’s move from Hudson, Ohio, to ...
The New York Times

FUNERAL OF AMASA STONE.; A SOLEMN AND SIMPLE SERVICE--THE BODY PLACED IN A VAULT.

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The New York Times

THE ESTATE OF AMASA STONE.; A CASE WHERE THE REAL INTENTIONS OF A TESTATOR WERE CARRIED OUT.

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Case Western Reserve University

Civil engineering researchers rebuild bridge trusses used by Amasa Stone

It was a bridge project that went on without tying up traffic—and, in fact, without many people knowing: Yesterday, contractors moved two 13,000-pound wooden bridge trusses out of the structures lab ...
Crain's Cleveland Business

McGregor makes major moves

The McGregor Foundation is putting the final touches on a new, $40 million nursing home in East Cleveland and is gearing up for a $14 million renovation of the existing A.M. McGregor Home and the sale ...