Guardians of transportation cleveland

One of the Guardians of Transportation, Hope Memorial Bridge, Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, OH

Towering over the Hope Memorial Bridge — formerly known as the Lorain-Carnegie Bridge — these detailed sculptures are Northeast Ohio’s most significant Art Deco monuments.

In 1932 Cleveland’s Lorain-Carnegie Bridge opened featuring four 43 foot tall pylons with 2 sandstone statues on each. These 8 sandstone statues, named the “Guardians of Transportation…

This is a fine art print of a drawing I created of the guardians of transportation featured on the Hope Memorial Bridge in Cleveland, Ohio. Watermark will be removed on print. Semi-Matte Photographic Print. Contact me for custom sizes. Artist retains all copyrights relating to this image. Purchase does not allow for reproduction or resale These Prints are produced on Epson brand papers with Epson Ultrachrome Ultrachrome HDR inks from a Photo Inkjet Prints on Epson Stylus Pro 9900 printer…

Guardian of Transportation. Hope Memorial Bridge in Cleveland, Ohio near Progressive Field baseball park.

The Lorain-Carnegie Bridge opened in 1932, becoming the second fixed high-level span in Cleveland. It was built in part to relieve traffic on the Detroit-Superior Bridge (the city's other fixed high-level bridge) which opened in 1917. Construction began on the bridge in 1930, though plans for the bridge date as far back as 1902, when citizens of Cleveland presented a petition requesting construction of a high-level viaduct between Lorain and Central Avenues. In 1927, the city approved a...

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