Cleveland Script Signs
All six, and how to find themDestination Cleveland put up the first three script signs in 2016 as a tourism push — Edgewater, North Coast Harbor and the Abbey Avenue overlook in Tremont. Three more followed, ending with The Foundry on the Cuyahoga in August 2018. Each one runs about $40,000 to build and install, and between them they have become the city’s default backdrop: engagement photos, graduation shots, and roughly every visitor’s first post from The Land.
Five of the six sit outdoors and are free to visit at any hour. The sixth is inside the airport.
All six
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Lake, river and city limits from OpenStreetMap
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Edgewater Park
Detroit–Shoreway, west side
Up on the bluff above Edgewater Beach with the lake behind it and downtown off to the east. The most photographed of the six, and the one everybody shoots at sunset.
Open in Maps - 22016
North Coast Harbor
Downtown lakefront
On the harbour edge looking straight across the water at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, with the skyline stacked up behind it.
Open in Maps - 32016
Tremont
Abbey Avenue overlook, Duck Island
The industrial one. Perched on the Abbey Avenue overlook above the Flats, framed by the Innerbelt and Shoreway bridges with Terminal Tower and Key Tower behind.
Open in Maps - 42017
Euclid Beach Park
North Collinwood, east side
The only sign on the far east side, standing on the old Euclid Beach amusement park grounds with the lake in front and downtown a distant smudge across the water.
Open in Maps - 52018
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Baggage claim, Carousel 1
The indoor one, down by the restrooms at Carousel 1. It sits landside in baggage claim, so you can photograph it without a boarding pass — usually the first and last sign visitors see.
Open in Maps - 6August 2018
The Foundry
Flats West Bank
Newest of the six. Behind the Foundry rowing and sailing centre at the end of the Columbus Road Bridge, right down on the Cuyahoga where the river bends.
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