Can you find this location? Go Seek!

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GO SEEK

This scene is somewhere in the Sun Post-Herald (Fairview Park, Lakewood, North Olmsted, Olmsted Falls, Olmsted Township and the West Side of Cleveland) area. Here's a clue: The drawing of this old-fashioned ship marks a popular seasonal gathering place in a large recreational area. Any "sea-faring" vessels in the vicinity are much smaller than the one pictured. You can find this place in the largest suburb in this newspaper's coverage area. If you know what and where it is, send your answer to editor Carol Kovach at [email protected] or Go Seek, c/o Sun Post-Herald, 5510 Cloverleaf Parkway, Cleveland 44125.

Entries must be received by noon Monday. Be sure to include your name and phone number with the entry. If sending by e-mail, mark Go Seek on the subject line. All correct entries will be listed in the Sun Post-Herald, next week. Weekly winners are entered into a drawing for a monthly prize.

The location of last week's Go Seek was old North Olmsted Town Hall on Dover Center Road — but the sign can be seen on Lorain Road. The historic building is next to City Hall and is used for a number of civic functions, including performances by the Dover Players.

Correctly identifying the location were: Peggy Malumphy, Dave Dillon, Bill Malumphy, Debi Brooks, Bill Dibbern, Ann Marshall DeCrane, Doug Halvacs, Sue Guarino, Leslee Decaire, Lisa Veverka, Jim Veverka, Dawn Klypchak, Michael Malumphy, Mike Coleman, Al and Bea Clancy, Catherine Rigda, Hope Dunn, Sister Madeline Lammermeier, Sister Irene Utrup, Pat Plisko, Annette Smith, Shaina Browning, Brigette Patton, Sandy Dobies, Bob Wiegand and Tim Krantz.

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