The East and West Pierhead lights have been guarding the point where the Cuyahoga River ends it’s tortured course through Northeast Ohio and finally spills into lake Erie. Built in of cast iron in 1911, The lights have endured just over one-hundred Lake Erie winters. Often being coated in ice from windblown spray in the process. At one time the Western light housed a 5th order fresnel lens which is now on display at The Great Lakes Science Center. The Pierhead lights are now solar powered and held in private hands. Let’s hope they continue to symbolize importance of the historical bond between Lake Erie and the City of Cleveland.

Unframed giclee print produced in a limited edition of 100 for each size and signed by Jon C. Lund on heavyweight Epson archival acid-free matte paper. Standard size 16 x 24 and 24 x 36 frames are available from webpictureframes.com

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