Photo quiz: Test your Cleveland Metroparks knowledge

All aboard for this week’s Cleveland photo quiz! We’re heading to the Lake Erie shoreline to test what you know about Barge 225, a vessel with a history that stretches from waterfront dining and office space to Cleveland Metroparks.

But first, congratulations to the Clevelanders who answered last week’s question correctly: Adrian M., Angela O., Anna G., Ben D., Bernita T., Caitlin M., Cheryl K., Chris E., Donna W., Edwina S., Eric H., Eve C., Georgianna R., Glenda J., Heather L., Jacqueline B., Jeanmarie B., Jennifer R., Jennifer T., Jessica L., Jim M., Joshua K., Judah L., Lakeisha S., Leah R., Linda H., Louise B., Marcia C., Marie Z., Mike H., Mollie E., Pamela S., Patricia S., Paul C., Phil K., Renee L., Sal N., SheilaMarie T., Sheri R., Silvia I., Timothy D., William B. and Yvette H.

Maybe we made that one too easy? Welp, this Week One correct answer won’t be enough. We have two questions to test how well you know this unusual piece of Cleveland’s waterfront history.

Cleveland Metroparks Barge 225 — Credit: Mark Naymik for Signal Cleveland

Ready. Set. Quiz.

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1. Where did Cleveland Metroparks park Barge 225 in 2023?*

Huntington Reservation

Wildwood Park

Lakewood Park Lookout Point

2. Before Cleveland Metroparks purchased the vessel, what was the name of the restaurant that once operated aboard it?*

Pierogi Ahoy

Hornblowers

The Floating Pierogi

The Walleye Wagon

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