Several pictures taken at the Cedar Point Beach were
donated to the Sandusky Library Archives Research Center by Henry
Suehrstedt. They were most likely taken
in the 1950s.
A covered shelter
provides some shade to beach goers in this view of the beach.
It appears that some visitors to Cedar Point
preferred to sit and watch others enjoying the cool waters of Lake
Erie.
According to Mr. Suehrstedt’s obituary in the
January 31, 1985 issue of the Sandusky
Register, he was employed as an engineer for the Plum Brook Ordnance Works,
and served as a building inspector for the City of Sandusky. Later he worked as
an engineer at Cedar Point, and was responsible for designing several buildings
at the amusement park, including the train station for the Cedar Point and Lake
Erie Railroad.
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