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Euclid Beach Landmark To Be Rededicated
Euclid Beach Arch Hit By Car In January
POSTED: 9:31 am EDT June 12,
2007
UPDATED: 9:45 am EDT June 12,
2007
CLEVELAND -- A historical landmark in the heart of Cleveland will be rededicated Tuesday. The Euclid Beach Park arch on Lakeshore Boulevard near East 160th Street was hit by a car and nearly destroyed in January. Since then it was restored. Tuesday's event will include an official ribbon-cutting ceremony, refreshments, giveaways and Euclid Beach Park memorabilia. The public is invited. The free event begins at 10:30 a.m. Euclid Beach Park opened in 1895 and closed in 1969. The arch is on private property and is a designated Cleveland Landmark. The old park is now an apartment complex.
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