Siblings at Cleveland's Edgewater Park, 1907
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Title
Siblings at Cleveland's Edgewater Park, 1907
Subject
Cleveland (Ohio)
Edgewater Park
Recreation
Beaches
Description
Caption: "snapshot of rose and louis litzler at the beach in 1907."
The city purchased Edgewater Park, located on Cleveland's lakefront west of downtown, from an industrialist in 1894. Over the years a bathhouse, athletic fields, picnic areas, and other recreational facilities were added to the grounds. The beach, however, remained the most popular attraction on hot summer days.
The city purchased Edgewater Park, located on Cleveland's lakefront west of downtown, from an industrialist in 1894. Over the years a bathhouse, athletic fields, picnic areas, and other recreational facilities were added to the grounds. The beach, however, remained the most popular attraction on hot summer days.
Source
Western Reserve Historical Society. Cuyahoga County Archives collection
Date
1907
Format
Image, JPEG, 328 Kb
Type
Image
Coverage
Cleveland (Ohio)
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Original Format
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
3x5 in.
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