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The renowned American poet Mary Oliver was born in Maple Heights. Known for her inability to "distinguish between work and play," it makes sense that she hails from Maple Heights, as the two seem to overlap here quite often.
The old train whistling and the birds chirping in Dunham Park perfectly sum up the rhythm of life in Maple Heights. Yes, it's kind of like a storybook movie, but in a totally good way. The folks who call the 5.17 square miles of Maple Heights their home know it be somewhat rural, with Cleveland just a short drive or very fast helicopter ride away. So whether you are arriving by boat, plane, car, bus or train, it's time to get a move on and find yourself a place in this town to call home. View Maple Heights City Guide