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Dec 21, 2024

　　Beyond University Circle to the east, don't forget this eclectic 'outdoor museum' where President James Garfield rests in an eye-poppingly enormous tower (it's especially grand for a guy who was president for only six months). Other notables include local comic-book hero Harvey Pekar and crime fighter Eliot Ness (who happen to be side-by-side).

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Lake View Cemetery

　　Beyond University Circle to the east, don't forget this eclectic 'outdoor museum' where President James Garfield rests in an eye-poppingly enormous tower (it's especially grand for a guy who was president for only six months). Other notables include local comic-book hero Harvey Pekar and crime fighter Eliot Ness (who happen...

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