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Top 6 NARM locations in Cleveland
byShiry
Live update: Updated July 26, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. ARTneo: The Museum of Northeast Ohio Art
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2. Dunham Tavern Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryOnce a stagecoach stop on Buffalo-Cleveland-Detroit post road, today Dunham Tavern Museum is the oldest building still standing on its original site in the city of Cleveland. The 1824 home of Rufus and Jane Pratt Dunham in MidTown Cleveland is a designated Cleveland Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In stark contrast to the cityscape that surrounds it, the museum and its gardens offer a glimpse of history and insight into the lifestyles of early Ohio settlers and travelers.
3. Holden Forests & Gardens: Cleveland Botanical Garden
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryHolden Forests and Gardens is the 12th largest public garden in the United States, incorporating the 3,600 acre Holden Arboretum in Kirtland, Ohio and the 10-acre Cleveland Botanical Garden in Cleveland, Ohio. Holden Forests and Gardens works to advance and inspire a deeper understanding of plants to enhance life, supporting vibrant green communities and diverse native forests of the Great Lakes region.
4. Museum of Contemporary Art moCa Cleveland
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Museum of Contemporary Art is a unique and dynamic place for the visual art of our time. We challenge, inspire and teach a wide range of audiences. Our purpose is to push the boundaries of innovation, creativity and exploration through exhibitions, publications, education and outreach programs.
5. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame + Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShirySince 1995, the museum has been a shrine to musicians across generations who have dedicated their life to enriching Rock and Roll. Inducting members since 1986, the Rock Hall is the premier destination for music lovers everywhere.
6. Western Reserve Historical Society
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Western Reserve Historical Society invites guests to discover the American experience by exploring the tangible history of Northeast Ohio. Visit WRHS at either the Cleveland History Center in University Circle, Cleveland, Ohio or Hale Farm & Village in Bath, Ohio.
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