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St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church has played a central role in the development of Cleveland's Lower Buckeye Road area since the founding of the Church's parish in 1892.  While the neighborhood surrounding the Church has seen dramatic change over the course of the last 117 years, St. Elizabeth has stood at the corner of East 90th Street and Buckeye Road as a beacon of constancy and a symbol of the contributions of Cleveland's Hungarian-American community to the growth and industrialization of Cleveland in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.