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| This 1951 postcard shows the Euclid Beach Park arch from the waning years of the amusement park’s heyday. The arch is being relocated and preserved in a new pub- lic park adjacent to this location in Cleveland’s North Collinwood neighborhood (Cleveland Public Library). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s Office of Capital Projects is ready to start work on relocating and rehabilitating a gateway arch from the historic Euclid Beach Park to its planned new home a few feet away. That home is a new greenspace in the 15900 block of Lake Shore Blvd. in Cleveland’s North Collinwood neighborhood, with trees and walkways and the landmark arch spanning the main walkway lined with benches.
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