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Unveiling of new Ohio & Erie Canalway signs

Submitted by David Beach  |  Last edited February 26, 2010 - 6:05pm
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Corner of W. 25th St. and Detroit Ave. Cleveland, OH
United States
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The Ohio & Erie Canalway scenic byway is getting a new identity and signage along its 110-mile route. At this ceremony, local Canalway leaders will post to post the first of 300 new signs.

The Ohio & Erie Canalway is a National Heritage Area - designated by Congress - to help preserve and celebrate the rails, trails, landscapes, towns and sites that grew up along the first 110 miles of the canal that helped Ohio and our nation grow.