| It's A Fact About Cleveland... After Alexander Winton produced his first horseless carriage in 1896, he was followed by many others. By 1930, 75 different nameplates had graced radiators of automobiles made in Cleveland. In 1904 the city was the nation's largest auto producer. Although Cleveland eventually lost the "Motor City" title to Detroit, Cleveland has long been the nation's second largest manufacturer of automotive components. |
 Winton and Publicist Charles B. Shanks in the motor carriage that took them to New York City in May of 1899. Photo courtesy the Winton Family |
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