In 1996, Euclid Beach's carousel was in danger of being broken up when news broke that Palace Playland would be sold, and that the carrousel was not included in the sale. Euclid Beach Park Now began a letter writing campaign to help save the carousel. With help from non-profits Cleveland Tomorrow and the Trust for Public Land, the entire carousel was purchased at auction for $715,000. The ride was then put into storage as additional funding was sought to put the carousel into operation somewhere in Cleveland. | Date: 2006Download Original File
