In the middle of downtown Cleveland is an old building that sort of looks like a Victorian castle. It is in fact the Grays Armory Museum! The Armory was built in 1893 and was home to the Cleveland Grays, who organized in 1837, as an independent volunteer militia. The Grays saw service in the American […]
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Did you know that if you live in Cuyahoga County, Mondays at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo are free (except holidays). Yesterday, my husband and I went and took advantage of the free admission and all the wonderful things the Cleveland zoo has to offer. The weather was perfect for a walk through the Metropark. We […]
Tours of Cleveland, LLC is very proud of our partnership with our friends at the International Women’s Air & Space Museum (IWASM). We would like to let our followers know about their upcoming Corks in the Concourse! on Friday, August 30, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. This event is their biggest fundraiser of the […]
Today I wanted to highlight something outside the Cleveland area before it leaves Ohio. It is down in Columbus at COSI – the Jim Henson: Imagination Unlimited exhibition. COSI is the science center in downtown Columbus. They have a planetarium, a huge dinosaur gallery and tons of hands on exhibits and special exhibits such as […]
Every once in a while we venture outside our great city to look at some of the other cool things Ohio has to offer. Today, we take a trip down to Akron to visit Stan Hywet Hall. This was the home of F.A. and Gertrude Seiberling. F.A. and his brother, C.W. Seiberling were the founders […]
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has a mission “to inspire, through science and education, a passion for nature, the protection of natural diversity, the fostering of health and leadership to a sustainable future”. The Museum traces its roots back to a simple wooden structure on Public Square from 1830s. It was full of mounted […]
The U.S.S. Cod Submarine will celebrate 60 years in Cleveland this Sunday, July 21, 2019 with free tours and lots of fun for the whole family. The day will include a salute to Rosie the Riveter and honor the life of Seaman, Andrew G. Johnson, the Cod’s only crewman lost during the war, with a […]
Happy Independence Day! What is more American than baseball. Cleveland has rich baseball history and a major part of that is League Park. The ball park would open in 1891 and would be the home of the Cleveland Spiders, predecessors of the Cleveland Indians (among several other team names). The last major league game would […]
On the West Bank of the Flats sits the Greater Cleveland Aquarium. It is inside what was the historic FirstEnergy Powerhouse. The Powerhouse opened in 1892 to provide power for the city’s streetcars and railways. But the popularity of the automobile would make it obsolete and it would close in 1920. The building would be […]
