Boulevard of Flags
35150 Lake Shore Blvd., Eastlake
440-951-1416
Eastlake City Hall provides an impressive display of 500 American Flags.
This is the largest permanent display of American flags in the United States.
Chapel Cove
Recreation, entertainment & Banquet facility on the shore of Lake
Erie
5585 Chapel Rd., Madison Twp.
440-428-5585
Coulby Mansion
Wickliffe City Hall
28730 Ridge Road, Wickliffe
440-943-7100
A massive entrance gate leads to the foyers, fireplaces and halls of this
16-room mansion that was built with marble imported from Italy.
Fairport Marine Museum
129 Second St., Fairport Harbor
440-354-4825
Housed in a lighthouse, the museum focuses on Great Lakes marine history.
See nautical artifacts and replicas, ship models, historical photos and
more. Group tours by appointment.
Holden Arboretum
9500 Sperry Road, Kirtland
440-946-4400
A 3,100-acre preserve of display gardens, horticultural collections and
natural trails. Holden is the largest arboretum in the United States. The
facility offers a year-round slate of organized hikes, children's programs
and horticulture classes. Member of the American Association of Museums.
Indian Museum of Lake County
319 W. Washington St., Painesville in Kilcawley Building at Lake Erie
College - 440-352-1911
Established by the Lake County Chapter of the Archaeological Society of
Ohio, the museum collects and preserves material related to the region's
Native Americans.
Kirtland Temple
9020 Chillicothe Road, Kirtland
440-256-3318
The temple is the first house of worship built by the followers of Joseph
Smith Jr. between 1833 and 1836.
James A. Garfield National Historical Site
Lawnfield
8095 Mentor Ave., Mentor
440-255-8722
The former home of James A. Garfield has been undergoing $15 million in
renovations. The Visitor Center will be open in the Fall, 1996.
Lake County Historical Center
8610 King Memorial Road, Kirtland Hills
440-255-8979
This museum of Lake County history is operated at Shadybrook House by the
Lake County Historical Society. Web Site: www.lakehistory.org
Lake Farmpark
8800 Euclid-Chardon Road, Kirtland
440-256-2122
Voted best outdoor park in America, this Lake Metroparks facility features
agriculture's past, present and future as a unique, open air science and
cultural center. Visitors can milk a cow, learn hydroponics, view the Great
Tomato Works and more.
Mentor Marsh State Nature Preserve
5185 Corduroy Rd., Mentor
440-257-0777
Mentor Marsh was among the first nature perserves in Ohio. It offers a
series of trails and overlooks free of charge to the public.
Mooreland Mansion
7800 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland
440-953-7306
93-year-old former summer home of Cleveland railroad tycoon Edward W. Moore
which volunteers have been restoring to its glory days.
Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park
10661 Kile Road, Chardon
440-951-7507
This water play park features waterslides, paddleboats and an activity
pool as well as plenty of "dry" fun like batting cages and go-karts.
Little Red Schoolhouse
5040 Shankland Road, Willoughby
440-946-5000
This 1901 one-room schoolhouse was moved to its current location in 1975.
It offers a historical library, gift shop, and recreated kitchen, parlor
and workshop building.
Newel K. Whitney Store, Museum & Visitor Center
8876 Chillicothe Road, Kirtland
440-256-9805
This restored 1830s country store and post office displays some 1,000 authentic
items and replicas of merchandise sold 150 years ago.
Perry Nuclear Power Plant
Center Road, Perry
(800) 589-1100
Explore the power plant and see (first-hand) what nuclear power is all
about. Call the tour center to make arrangements.
