City Guides
Cleveland
Further Distractions
Further Distractions
Cleveland
Most Popular Hotels in Cleveland:
17550 Rosbough Dr., 44130
1260 Euclid Avenue, 44115
2119 W. Cleveland Rd., 44839
26300 Chagrin Blvd, 44122
Western Reserve Historical Society Museum/Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum
This museum combines a glimpse into Cleveland’s past, a research and genealogy library and a record of the city’s prominent role in the transportation industry with more than 200 autos on display. The museum also provides visitors a peak into life along Millionaire’s Row by offering a tour through its Hay-McKinney Mansion located next door to the museum.
10825 East Boulevard
Tel: (216) 721 5722.
Website: www.wrhs.org
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 1000-1700, Sun 1200-1700.
Admission charge.
Steamship William G Mather Museum
The Steamship William G Mather Museum is a living relic of Cleveland’s historic role in the Great Lakes steel industry. Built in 1925, the bulk freighter plied the waters of the Great Lakes, supplying coal and ore to Cleveland’s steel yards. In 1980, the ship was taken out of active service and, since 1990, has been this floating museum, restored to bring to life the everyday lives of its crew.
305 Old Erieside Avenue
Tel: (216) 574 6262.
Website: http://wgmather.nhlink.net/
Opening hours: Fri-Sat 1000-1715, Sun 1200-1715 (May, Sep-Oct) ; Mon-Sat 1000-1715, Sun 1200-1715 (Jun-Aug).
Admission charge.
Most Popular Hotels in Cleveland:
17550 Rosbough Dr., 44130
1260 Euclid Avenue, 44115
2119 W. Cleveland Rd., 44839
26300 Chagrin Blvd, 44122
Western Reserve Historical Society Museum/Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum
This museum combines a glimpse into Cleveland’s past, a research and genealogy library and a record of the city’s prominent role in the transportation industry with more than 200 autos on display. The museum also provides visitors a peak into life along Millionaire’s Row by offering a tour through its Hay-McKinney Mansion located next door to the museum.
10825 East Boulevard
Tel: (216) 721 5722.
Website: www.wrhs.org
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 1000-1700, Sun 1200-1700.
Admission charge.
Steamship William G Mather Museum
The Steamship William G Mather Museum is a living relic of Cleveland’s historic role in the Great Lakes steel industry. Built in 1925, the bulk freighter plied the waters of the Great Lakes, supplying coal and ore to Cleveland’s steel yards. In 1980, the ship was taken out of active service and, since 1990, has been this floating museum, restored to bring to life the everyday lives of its crew.
305 Old Erieside Avenue
Tel: (216) 574 6262.
Website: http://wgmather.nhlink.net/
Opening hours: Fri-Sat 1000-1715, Sun 1200-1715 (May, Sep-Oct) ; Mon-Sat 1000-1715, Sun 1200-1715 (Jun-Aug).
Admission charge.
This museum combines a glimpse into Cleveland’s past, a research and genealogy library and a record of the city’s prominent role in the transportation industry with more than 200 autos on display. The museum also provides visitors a peak into life along Millionaire’s Row by offering a tour through its Hay-McKinney Mansion located next door to the museum.
10825 East Boulevard
Tel: (216) 721 5722.
Website: www.wrhs.org
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 1000-1700, Sun 1200-1700.
Admission charge.
Steamship William G Mather Museum
The Steamship William G Mather Museum is a living relic of Cleveland’s historic role in the Great Lakes steel industry. Built in 1925, the bulk freighter plied the waters of the Great Lakes, supplying coal and ore to Cleveland’s steel yards. In 1980, the ship was taken out of active service and, since 1990, has been this floating museum, restored to bring to life the everyday lives of its crew.
305 Old Erieside Avenue
Tel: (216) 574 6262.
Website: http://wgmather.nhlink.net/
Opening hours: Fri-Sat 1000-1715, Sun 1200-1715 (May, Sep-Oct) ; Mon-Sat 1000-1715, Sun 1200-1715 (Jun-Aug).
Admission charge.
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