Cleveland Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Sep 25, 2002, 11:19 am
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Cleveland Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
I visited there last weekend, and had a great time! There was a special celebration happening, so admission was free and the place was packed.
Cameras can be used inside the entrance, but you have to check them downstairs before entering the majority of the exhibit space.
They had some displays of 1930's musicians, on up until about the year 2000. John Lennon exhibit occupied the entire top of the glass pyramid structure.
The Great Lakes freighter museum next door is also interesting, as is the Science Hall. Walk up the street toward downtown and you will find a mall with food court only about 2 blocks from the "Rock Hall."
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Cameras can be used inside the entrance, but you have to check them downstairs before entering the majority of the exhibit space.
They had some displays of 1930's musicians, on up until about the year 2000. John Lennon exhibit occupied the entire top of the glass pyramid structure.
The Great Lakes freighter museum next door is also interesting, as is the Science Hall. Walk up the street toward downtown and you will find a mall with food court only about 2 blocks from the "Rock Hall."
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Sep 26, 2002, 5:27 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Middle_Seat:
I visited there last weekend, and had a great time!.......
The Great Lakes freighter museum next door is also interesting.....</font>
I visited there last weekend, and had a great time!.......
The Great Lakes freighter museum next door is also interesting.....</font>
Did not know about the Great Lakes Freighter Museum. Good to know for next time in CLE.
Edited to add: Middle_Seat, by the “Great Lakes Freighter Museum” are you referring to the William G. Mather Museum??
Here is a link to the William G. Mather Museum w/hours, location and what to expect: http://little.nhlink.net/wgm/wgmhome.html
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Sep 26, 2002, 6:28 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Sweet Willie:
Did not know about the Great Lakes Freighter Museum. Good to know for next time in CLE.
Edited to add: Middle_Seat, by the “Great Lakes Freighter Museum” are you referring to the William G. Mather Museum??
Here is a link to the William G. Mather Museum w/hours, location and what to expect: http://little.nhlink.net/wgm/wgmhome.html</font>
Did not know about the Great Lakes Freighter Museum. Good to know for next time in CLE.
Edited to add: Middle_Seat, by the “Great Lakes Freighter Museum” are you referring to the William G. Mather Museum??
Here is a link to the William G. Mather Museum w/hours, location and what to expect: http://little.nhlink.net/wgm/wgmhome.html</font>
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