At last we wrap up our trip to the coast guard station. In the back storage room there are odd plates strewn about. If you look closely on this map you can see that there was actually a ferry shuttle from another, larger pier to this building. Presumably this was the closest available parking location for would-be restaurant patrons. Still to come: Cleveland's Bridges, The Piers in Edgewater Park, the Cleveland Skyline, and Cleveland Graffiti.

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