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Great moments in Lakefront developmentSubmitted by Tom Orange on Sat, 08/29/2009 - 13:49.
When the Cleveland-to-Hudson section of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh (later Pennsylvania) opened on February 22 [1851], John G. Stockley lost his fight to preserve the lakefront for parks and docks. "You're letting the railroad ruin the most beautiful thing we have," he protested. But the tracks remained, henceforth to complicate lakefront problems.
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Brain Gain
Welcome back to NEO, Tom! Here's hoping that we recover our sanity and our Lakefront in time to keep you here!