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Charles Brush Monument

Charles Brush Monument

Charles Brush Monument

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Charles Frances Brush (1849-1929) was a Cleveland inventor whose original arc street light still stands at Public Square. His Brush Electric Company ultimately became General Electric.

The Brush monument at Lake View Cemetery was created by Joseph Carabelli, who also created the John D. Rockefeller obelisk and the Wade Chapel.

Other Cleveland inventors buried at Lake View include Garrett A. Morgan, who created the gas mask and the first traffic light.

(last updated 5-12-08)

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