Cleveland Akron, OH, September 25, 2026 — The iconic arch that once marked the entrance to the historic Euclid Beach Park has undergone restoration and is now situated at a new location on Cleveland’s East Side. The landmark has been relocated to a newly established pocket park in the Collinwood neighborhood, situated near Lakeshore Boulevard.

The refurbished arch was moved from its former position, which previously spanned across East 159th Street. This relocation marks a significant step in preserving a piece of Cleveland’s historical legacy for public enjoyment and visibility.

A lighting ceremony has been scheduled to officially celebrate the restoration and unveiling of the arch at its new home. Further details regarding the date and time of this ceremony were not immediately available.

The Euclid Beach Park, a popular amusement park and recreational area, operated for many decades and holds a place of historical importance for the city of Cleveland. The arch served as a prominent gateway, symbolizing the entrance to the park’s attractions and grounds. Its preservation ensures that this historic marker continues to be a visible reminder of the area’s past.

The new pocket park aims to provide a dedicated space for the arch, integrating it into the community in the Collinwood neighborhood. The move and restoration effort highlight a commitment to maintaining and showcasing significant local heritage sites.


Story summarized from the original created by Michelle Jarboe on www.news5cleveland.com, see more information here.

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