Lakeside Pavilion

In 1872-73 Alexander Clemons led construction of a 300-ft. wooden dock for steamships, the only way to bring people and supplies to the new Lakeside. Ship service ended in 1939. The dock is now 619-ft. and used primarily for recreation. The first pavilion, built in 1909, had two stories with a cafeteria, bowling alley, barbershop, ice cream parlor, and other shops. A smaller, simpler pavilion was built in 1962. A replacement in 1988 resembles the first. The cupola with cross is Lakeside's logo.

Lakeside, Ohio · United States