“The Metropolis of the Western Reserve.” Now there’s a moniker for Cleveland if we ever heard one. And, Euclid Avenue. There’s a tony address if ever there was one. Ah, the famous and fancy side of Cleveland. Olmstead-inspired parks, the Gateway Complex, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, all locations that inspire the country to look at Cleveland in a new light. But, then again, Cleveland has always been an essential city in the lore of America. It’s decidedly American and has a number of people who emerged from her shores. Joe Schuster and Jerry Siegel created Superman here. Drew Carey set his TV show, The Drew Carey Show, here. A Christmas Story was filmed here. CBS’s Good Morning America was inspired by a Cleveland morning show, The Morning Exchange, on WEWS. Famous births in Cleveland include Eliot Ness, Thomas Edison, Hal Holbrook, and Ruby Dee.