Images of America – Cleveland’s Lighthouses

In 1796, surveyors arrived to plot a new town and name it after their superintendent, Moses Cleaveland. Soon Cleveland was a magnet for inventors and entrepreneurs. By 1829-1830, a lighthouse was necessary to support lake traffic shipbuilding, shipping, and population growth. A succession of taller, brighter structures has guided mariners into the Cleveland harbor, creating a splendid history. Soft cover, 127 pages by Janice B. Patterson.