The City of Cleveland has relocated the historic Euclid Beach Park arch this morning to protect it from being struck by cars again and to make way for roadwork on East 159th Street.
Watch the move below:
It's part of an $800,000 effort to protect and restore the arch.
Moving the arch also will allow the city to redo East 159th Street and the pitted concrete that runs beneath it, leading to a cluster of lakefront apartment buildings.
Watch more about the prep work below:
Cleveland is moving the Euclid Beach Park arch. We got an inside look at the process.
RELATED: Cleveland is moving the Euclid Beach Park arch. We got an inside look at the process.
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