What is the tower of Cleveland's West Pierhead lighthouse made of?
Show the answer
Answer: Cast iron
The light at the harbor entrance is a cast-iron tower about 67 feet tall, built in the early 1910s.
Lake Five archive · No. 18
Five questions about Lake Erie and Cleveland’s waterfront. Tap an answer; the explanation and source open underneath.
Answer: Cast iron
The light at the harbor entrance is a cast-iron tower about 67 feet tall, built in the early 1910s.
Answer: 2012
The Port of Cleveland, the Garden Club of Cleveland and local partners opened it to visitors in 2012.
Source: Port of Cleveland: Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve
Answer: About 7 million
About 7 million people visited its 135 lakefront acres in 1936 and 1937.
Source: Encyclopedia of Cleveland History: Great Lakes Exposition
Answer: 1969
An oil slick under two railroad bridges caught fire around noon on June 22, 1969.
Source: Encyclopedia of Cleveland History: Cuyahoga River Fire
Answer: South Bass Island
The village of Put-in-Bay and the memorial are on South Bass Island.
Source: National Park Service: Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial
Your score
0/5
Kept in this browser only. Nothing about your answers is sent to us.