Conceptual Drawings for Proposed Downtown People Mover, 1976-77
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Title
Conceptual Drawings for Proposed Downtown People Mover, 1976-77
Subject
Downtown Cleveland
Mass transit
Transportation
Description
These drawings depict an artist's impression of what the Downtown People Mover might look like if it were built. The "Euclid - St. Clair Loop" was one of three loop plans; the other two were the "Prospect - St. Clair Loop" and the "Euclid - Lakeside Loop." Key reasons the plan was ultimately scrapped include the rising cost, possible harm to the historical integrity of downtown buildings, and county level opposition, particularly from the Board of County Commissioners.
Creator
Richard L. Bowen and Associates Inc., Transportation Planning Associates.
Source
County Administrator Sweeney Collection. Cuyahoga County Archives. Box 10, Folder "Downtown People Mover (DPM) Project, 1976-1977."
Publisher
Cleveland State University. Dept. of History.
Date
1977
Rights
Organizations and individuals seeking to use materials for public exhibition and/or commercial use must obtain permission from the History Department at Cleveland State University. Use of materials for educational and research purposes is considered fair use.
Format
Image, JPEG, 1.95 Mb
Language
eng
Type
Text
Coverage
Downtown (Cleveland, Ohio)
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Original Format
8.5 X 11 in
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