Cleveland History Center

This museum was exquisitely precarious. The blend of historical pieces of art and automobiles made it a memorable date. There was also a Marygoround which the operator tried persuading me persistently to go on but nevertheless, he was nice. Very clean facility with more than just Cleveland history but a place where stories are in-captivated by surviving artifacts. They upkeep everything within the place to preserve and keep the items looking prestige. The staff didn’t bother me with any nonsense so if I could have, perhaps I would’ve given them a little good game on the rear if presented the opportunity for the quality service. I feel more knowledgeable about my home town city so thank you for everyone who put together such an exquisite presentation.

When you're not from the area you don't expect Cleveland to impress. I certainly did not, and yet over the past two months I have found so many gems in this city it's difficult to not smile when I think about my time here. The Cleveland History Center was my most recent discovery today (5/2/25) and it is hands down just incredible. Sure they have an amazing car collection. Sure they have some wonderful aircraft. They even have a lovingly restored carousel that you can ride! But the real treat is in the mansions attached to the museum. There, rotating galleries have impressively curated collections on everything from women's suffrage to dolls to WW2! All of it housed in a grandiose set of stately homes that are breathtaking to walk through. I met quite a few staff members and they were as helpful as they are dedicated to their work, and I hope to go back soon to see the new exhibits about to open. After I leave Cleveland I'll miss it, which is a phrase I never thought I'd hear myself say. (Slow clap) Well done Cleveland, well done.

Great museum. They have a children's room with toys, books, blocks, a car and boat they can climb on, etc, which I just posted pictures of. The carousel is a highlight for our family and you can ride it as many times as you like with a membership. :)

I learned SO much about Cleveland here. It's delightful and informative. I learned more about the city than I planned. Women in Politics was an awesome exhibit and I enjoyed learning about the Poor People's Movement. We never heard about that in history class!!! Such a proud display of info on the most underrated city in the US! I will be back to discover more!

This is an amazing museum and was way more than I expected. They had a special exhibit on Ford mustangs which complemented their existing car and motorcycle collection. You could spend hours going through the history of Cleveland’s role in the automobile industry. Very impressive. My favorite was the stainless steel cars and the 2008 Football Hall of Fame chopper. They also have a carousel for the kids to ride with docents knowledgeable in its history. Also of note is the part of the museum with the history and statues of Superman. This museum is attached to the Historical Society that is included in your ticket and I will review separately. It is also a must see.