A reclaimed brick from Euclid Beach Park, once one of America’s most beloved amusement parks on the shores of Lake Erie. Operating for nearly a century, the park was a treasured landmark of Cleveland history and this small fragment is a tangible piece of that past.
Perfect as a paperweight, shelf object, writing utensil holder, candle holder, or conversation piece, this brick carries the quiet poetry of a place that no longer exists, yet still holds meaning for those who remember it.
Surface wear, chipping, and age marks are present and authentic.
Details: • Size: approx. 3 5/8" x 3" x 2.25" • Salvaged historic brick
