New Location
The 43 acres of land west of Adelbert Road and south of Euclid Avenue were acquired from the farm of Liberty Holden with a small part coming from the farm of Martha Ford that were located in the University Circle neighbourhood. The land was split between Case School of Applied Sciences on the western side and Western Reserve on the estern side of the land.
Western Reserve College moved to Cleveland in 1882 and was renamed Adelbert College of Western Reserve University. In April 1883, Case Trustees approved ground breaking for Case Main on the newly dedicated land adjacent to Adelbert College of Western Reserve University.