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This exhibit explores the essential question, what is a community?  Who are the members of the community of Lakewood, where did they come from, what were their talents and contributions, and most importantly, how does this idea of community shape identity? 

Cahoon Memorial Park contains 115 acres of public space operated by the city of Bay Village within the restrictions accepted from the will and testement of the donar, Ida Maria Cahoon. The restrictions prohibit non Bay Village residents from using the park, and prohibits alcohol sales and consumption, as well as gaming at any time, or organized sporting activities on Sundays. The park has served as a center for civic activity and the restrictions imposed on the park has helped the city develope in a in a fashion that promotes demographic homogeneity.