Suggestions for Museum near Cleveland

Aria M. • May 2, 2016The place is good .I enjoyed there a lot .The art is awesome.Every one feels their relaxed and take some lesson from there.

William P. • February 3, 2016Awesome place for students! Very hands on lots to do!

Steve S. • December 5, 2016Highly recommend a visit. Great exhibits. Lots to see and do.

Beka L. • September 3, 2012Had a lot of fun here. Neat exhibits (loved the dinosaurs!) and the planetarium show was pretty cool and interactive. Glad we went.

Holly T. • April 12, 2014What a blast! A fun little gem that most anyone would enjoy to visit. We went off season (not during the holidays) and got to play in the house all by ourselves!

Joshua M. • November 16, 2019Small but perfectly formed. Gallery staff really knowledgeable and explain the exhibits well. It’s now free so there’s no reason not to visit frequently.

Ami H. • April 29, 2018The history of contraception exhibit is great, really impressive- in depth and fairly mind blowing with how far we've come...and how far we may be stepping back, in these times.

Alex L. • September 13, 2010It's a great historic location. Bring groups of 10+ and arrange for the special tour. In the summer be sure to bring lots of water, it gets very hot below decks!

Adam D. • December 22, 2017Pretty amazing, crowded but still a cool visit

Ph!|£|\|@ • July 20, 2011You must see the barn, garden and museum when you visit.

Chip D. • December 21, 2011Great place to visit with your children or grandchildren on a day off. Fun for adults, too.

Simon W. • October 12, 2018This is a great museum. The stories of the women presented here are inspiring and fascinating. They also have some really cool mechanical flight simulators on display, including one from the 1940s!

James C. • August 25, 2015Great small museum. Check it out. It's off the trail so you must look for it.

JP • July 5, 2016New home of the Bob Feller Museum formerly in Van Meter, IA

Ami H. • August 9, 2023Free admission

Betsey • December 20, 2012Great display on Cleveland Hungarians.

C-SPAN • September 15, 2016Cleveland was the original "Motor City" until Henry Ford began producing the Model T. Watch this video to learn more about the automotive industry in Cleveland http://cs.pn/2cgUPcg

Alana S. • August 7, 2014Very interesting.