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WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY In our 150th year, Western Reserve Historical Society will reach 2.5 million people through onsite, online and outreach experiences that celebrate Northeast Ohio’s rich history. Founded in 1867, WRHS is Northeast Ohio’s oldest cultural institution. Our mission is to inspire people to discover the American Experience by exploring the tangible history of Northeast Ohio.

WRHS owns and operates six sites in four counties of Northeast Ohio, including the Cleveland History Center in University Circle. The historic resources at the Cleveland History Center present the glitter and industry of the Gilded Age, as well as the diverse lives of the people of Northeast Ohio, past and present. They include:

The Crawford Auto Aviation Museum Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel

Kidzibits Hands-on Gallery Hay-McKinney and Bingham-Hanna Mansions

The Chisholm Halle Costume Wing and WRHS Costume and Textile Collection

WRHS Library & Archives Community History Galleries

INTRODUCTION

Education Programming

WRHS serves 35,000 school children annually through our education programs including every 4th, 5th and 6th grade students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District through our Youth Entrepreneurship Education program. Education programs include: place-based field experiences, professional development for teachers, scout retreats, university internships, service learning, youth camps and outreach.

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WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE CLEVELAND HISTORY CENTER

OF THE WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY!

Day of Visit Information Academic Programs Early Childhood Program School and Youth Programs “Study Break” Youth Programs Youth Entrepreneurship Education Region 3 Ohio History Day Homeschool Opportunities ScoutsTeacher’s Lounge 150th CelebrationFind Your Program Chart

To schedule a program with the Cleveland History Center, please call the Programming Department at 216-721-5722 x1502 or email [email protected]

Address, Hours, and Contact Information10825 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio, 44106Tuesday-Saturday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pmSunday: Noon – 5:00 pm(216) 721-5722 www.wrhs.org WRHS Library is open Thursday-Saturday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

AdmissionWRHS members, active military with ID, and children 2 and under are free.$10 adults, $9 senior, $5 children (age 3-12) For membership information, visit: www.wrhs.org/Membership

Entrance to the WRHS Library and exhibits is included with general admission. Paid parking is available in the Cleveland History Center lot off Magnolia Drive. A modest selection of beverages, snacks and prepackaged lunch options are available in the Museum Store and Café. The Cleveland History Center is accessible to all.

Education Self-Guide$5 students, $8 teachers/chaperonesWith advance notice, you may bring your class at a group rate and tour the Cleveland History Center at your own pace. For an additional fee, guided tours of current exhibits are also available. Please call the Programming Department to schedule your visit in advance.

DIGITAL CLEVELAND HISTORY PORTAL Online Resources at the Western Reserve Historical Society

View our collections through our Digital Cleveland History Portal – a great resource for history enthusiasts, researchers and teachers alike! For access to photographs, documents and videos on a variety of Cleveland history topics, please visit: http://digital.wrhs.org.

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DAY OF VISIT INFORMATION

Student Drop-off and Bus Parking InstructionsBuses must unload and pickup student at the East Boulevard Entrance only. Buses may not drop off, pick up, or park in the areas off of Magnolia Avenue and Cook Lane. Bus parking is available on E. 105th St. and East Blvd.

Car/Van Parking InstructionsParking available in the Cleveland History Center paid lot on Cook Lane, which is off of Magnolia Drive on the North side of the museum.

Check In Upon ArrivalA Museum Educator will meet your group when you arrive. They will greet your class and then direct them to line up while you check in. Please have the Attendance Record sheet completed upon arrival. Lunch ArrangementsWe welcome you to bring along lunches. Please let us know upon making your reservation if you plan to do so. A small selection of sandwiches and snacks is available in our Museum Store and Café; however, if you would like to order boxed lunches for your group, please let us know one week in advance. Lunches must be packaged in bags or boxes with your school (and/or teacher’s name) clearly marked for storage prior to lunch time.

Cancellation Policy All payments are required upfront and are non-refundable. Cancellations and missed programs will not result in a refund. If you would like to reschedule your program, please call at least one week in advance.

Museum Reminders

• Teachers and Chaperones are always responsible for student behavior.

• Please stay behind ropes and do not touch artifacts.

• Gum, food, and beverages are not allowed outside of the lunch space.

• Backpacks and bags should be placed in the coat bins or coat closet.

• Please use walking feet and inside voices.

• Please follow instructions of museum staff.

• Students must have a teacher or chaperone escort for the Museum Store.

• You are welcome and encouraged to make time before or after your scheduled program time to visit the Museum Store with your students.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

“WE LOVED EVERY SECOND OF THE TRIP! WE CAN’T WAIT TO COME BACK!”

Julie Priebe, Westlake City Schools, Into the Woods

“THIS IS A TERRIFIC PROGRAM. IT IS INTERACTIVE AND PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH EXPERIENCE USING WITH PRIMARY SOURCES. IT TIES TO STATE HISTORY STANDARDS AND FITS WELL WITH SHAKER’S INQUIRY-BASED TEACHING MODEL. THANK YOU!”

Jill DiPiero, Lomond Elementary School, From There to Here

“LOVED LEARNING ABOUT THE OLD CAMPAIGN MATERIALS! THE CREATION OF CAMPAIGN SLOGANS, FOR SURE! GREAT WAY TO GET THEM THINKING ABOUT PLATFORMS, POLITICAL PARTIES, AND BELIEFS!”

Amanda Cobes, Solon Middle School, Every Four Years

“IT WAS AN ALL-OUT AMAZING JOURNEY THROUGH THE CARS. I NEVER THOUGHT A MUSEUM WOULD BE LIKE THIS.”

Ata Farah, Student, Buhrer Dual-Language Academy, CMSD

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS (cont.)

Our standards-based early childhood programs are designed to introduce children to the exciting history of the Western Reserve. Using the tangible history of Northeast Ohio, children can explore topics like the development of transportation in the region and the lifestyles of the past.

History on the Move – Pre-K to K1 hour | $105 / groupHow has transportation changed over time? How have the designs, looks, and safety features of land, air, and water vehicles changed? Students are surrounded by cars, bikes, airplanes, and boats from long ago as they explore, observe, compare, and contrast these vehicles to present-day modes of transportation using the exhibit Setting the World in Motion. Students build model vehicles using building sets and maneuver themselves through a road course while they practice observing present-day traffic signs.

In the Backyard of History – Pre-K 1 hour or 1.5 hours | $105 or $120 / groupIn this hands-on exhibit designed just for kids, students discover through play with an interactive Westside Market, building area, dress-up corner, old fashioned toys and chores sections, a garden, and a play house! Students explore the concept of family roots and what life was like for children growing up in the past.

For more Pre-K options, please see Carousel Choose Your Own Adventure and Study Break Programs.

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

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SCHOOL AND YOUTH PROGRAMS

Our School and Youth programs are ideal for school field trips, scout groups, summer camp outings, and more! We have standards-based programs for all grades, spanning topics from immigration in the Western Reserve to Cleveland’s most well-known entrepreneurs and their inventions.

Carousel Choose Your Own Adventure – Grades Pre-K – 81 or 2 hours | $105 or $130 / groupClimb onto the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel and Choose Your Own Adventure. Learn the history of carousels, and then choose from a variety of carousel-related activities ranging from geometry or physics to creative writing, artistic expression and more! At least one carousel ride is included with the program.

Available Adventures:

• Dancer — Grades Pre-K-2 | 1 hour Imagine you are a carousel animal! Students will use their imaginations to interpret the movement of the Grand Carousel and imitate the movements of the carousel animals. Finish up with a make-and-take craft focusing on carousel animals!

• Artist — Grades K-5 | 2 hours Students will use their awareness of a carousel horse style, theme, and stance to help them create their own unique carousel horse.

• Author — Grades 2-8 | 2 hoursCreate a story based on the Grand Carousel! Using their knowledge of carousels, students will develop a story that merges the carousel experience with creative writing. Activities include developing characters and using a story arc.

• Mathematician — Grades 6-8 | 2 hoursBecome a carousel designer! Students will use their knowledge of geometry to find the radius, circumference, and area of the carousel to find out, theoretically, how many horses will fit on the Euclid Beach Grand Carousel. After discovering an approximate number, they will create a class scale model using origami!

• Physicist — Grades 6-8 | 2 hours Become an amusement park engineer! Students will use their knowledge of physics to calculate the speed of the carousel and how many rotations it makes in one ride. Students will also look at how centrifugal and centripetal forces affect objects while identifying both potential and kinetic energy.

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SCHOOL AND YOUTH PROGRAMS (cont.)

Into the Woods — Grades K-42 hours | $130 / groupCompare and contrast Eastern Woodland American Indians with Early Settlers! Using artifacts, students participate in hands-on activities exploring the relationship between land use and daily life. Making comparisons between the two cultures, students move from the specific to the general in discovering how people have met their basic needs over time.

Getting Around — Grades 1-2 2 hours | $130 / groupSurrounded by cars, bikes and airplanes of the past, students will learn basic map skills by making a giant map of the Western Reserve, creating a visitor map of the museum using a map key and compass skills, and exploring how “getting around” has changed over time.

Setting the World in Motion

• STEM — Grades 1-32 hours | $130 / groupDesign a car and learn about force, motion, and graphing. Students will work in groups and construct their cars before testing them in the Western Reserve Model grand Prix.

• Entrepreneurship — Grades 5-82 hours | $130 / groupHow did the entrepreneurs in our region shape Ohio industry and culture in the early 20th century? Surrounded by the Crawford Auto Aviation Collection and examples of Cleveland’s most innovative minds, students identify the characteristics of an entrepreneur. Then, they imagine themselves as entrepreneurs and creatively use primary source documents to learn about productive resources and regional specialization.

Updated for Fall 2016

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In the Time and Place Space — Grades 1-32 hours | $130 / groupHow have the people of Northeast Ohio changed what they wear, how they cook, how they travel, how they see at night, and how they build their shelter over the past 200 years? Touch, arrange, build, select, compare, contrast, and experiment at activity stations designed to show these changes over time!

From There to Here — Grades 3-82 hours | $130 / groupUnfold the story of a migrant or refugee family’s journey to Northeast Ohio from overseas or from another US region. Students roleplay as a family, dressing up to present their family’s story to the rest of the class. Age-appropriate primary documents provide information for students to discover when and from where they came, why they left, and what their hopes are for a future in Cleveland. Stories range from the 1840s to 1980s, and include European, Asian, Hispanic, African American, and Appalachian groups.

Moses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge — Grades 3 and up2 hours | $130 / groupIn this team building program, students work together to overcome puzzles and challenges inspired by the many obstacles faced by early settlers of the Western Reserve. Through hands-on activities, students learn about how pioneer groups planned for their trips, traveled to their destinations, surveyed the land, and developed this area’s first cities, all while learning to work collaboratively with their classmates.

REVolution — Grades 6-82 hours | $130 / groupIn this program, students learn how an idea, in addition to other entrepreneurial considerations, can lead to the establishment of a successful business. Using the exhibit REVolution and the automobiles from the Western Reserve Historical Society’s collection, students explore how entrepreneurs involved in the automobile industry answered the fundamental questions of economics. Students conclude by developing and presenting their own product pitch for an automobile in the exhibit.

Every Four Years — Grades 5-8 2 hours | $130 / group Available now through January 2017Why do we have political parties? What is a political platform? How do we elect our leaders? Students answer these questions and more as they use primary documents from the Research Library and Archives to study one to two significant election years in American History. Students use their newly acquired knowledge to participate in a mock convention that highlights changes in the Democratic and Republic platforms over the past 175 years.

Visit our updated Immersion Spaces

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Flight — Grades 5-122 hours | $130/groupIn our Crawford Auto Aviation Museum, students see and demonstrate the concepts of flight through various experiments and hands-on demonstrations. Students learn the four forces of flight, the three axes of flight, and the anatomy of an airplane as well as learn various functions of airplanes through time. Finally, students “participate” in Cleveland’s historic National Air Races by conducting paper airplane experiments using the scientific method.

Research Library Programs — Grades 3-12Students ages 3-12, $5 each | Students ages 13+, $10 each | Adults, $10 eachCustom programs using WRHS collections can be arranged in the Research Library. Possible topics include Cleveland history, the study of family history, researching the history of a neighborhood, and more, upon request.

WRHS Library and Archives are open Thursday-Saturday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Self-Guided Museum Tours — All Grade LevelsStudents, $5 each | Teachers / Chaperones, $8 eachWith advance notice, you may bring your class at a group rate and tour the Cleveland History Center at your own pace. For an additional fee, guided tours of current exhibits are also available. Please call the Programming Department to schedule your visit in advance.

Power & Politics Exhibition | A Showcase of Ohio’s Political PastOpen July 2016 through January 2017

Using our vast collection of politically themed pieces dating back to the 18th century, the Power & Politics exhibition highlights political fashion statements, Ohio’s presidential conventions, the 1896 presidential campaign, and more.

The Cleveland History Center complements the exhibition with a series of videos exploring the depth and rich history of Ohio politics and the birth of the modern political campaign available at www.wrhs.org.

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“STUDY BREAK” YOUTH PROGRAMS

Our short and sweet Study Break programs are ideal for school field trips, scout groups, birthday parties, summer camp outings, and more! These programs are 60 minutes in length, can accommodate a wide range of ages, and include a ride on the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel!

Turn of the Century Toys — Pre-K – Grade 1Indoor / Outdoor | $120 / groupStudents explore a historic mansion and its gardens at the Cleveland History Center while learning historic children’s games and playing with old fashioned toys!

Where the Wild Things Are — Pre-K – Grade 1Indoor / Outdoor | $120 / groupStudents participate in an active, fun-filled story time featuring the classic book, Where the Wild Things Are, before embarking on a hunt through the Bingham-Hanna Mansion to discover the many “wild things” CHC has in its collections.

Flying High at the Cleveland Air Races — Grades 2 - 8Indoor / Outdoor | $120 / groupStudents tour the CHC aviation collection and hear stories about the famed Cleveland Air Races. Then, they explore the forces of flight by constructing paper airplanes and holding their own air races!

Cleveland Grand Prix — Grades 2 - 8Indoor / Outdoor | $120 / groupStudents take a tour of racing vehicles and vehicles that were promoted through racing in the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, and then build their own racing cars to compete in the Cleveland Grand Prix.

Civil War Camp & Gear — Grades 2 - 8Indoor / Outdoor | $120 / groupStudents explore the history of the Civil War and hear about the life of a solider before donning their uniforms, participating in Civil War-era drills, and setting up camp.

Take a Ride on the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel! If you would like to add a ride on the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel to your youth program, please let us know at the time of booking. The cost for add-on Carousel rides is $30/group. Children under 42 inches in height must be accompanied on the Carousel by an adult.

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YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION

Funded by a lead gift from the Burton D. Morgan Foundation, two of WRHS’s museums have become the ideal incubators to nurture innovation and the entrepreneurial mindset in Northeast Ohio students. These place-based learning experiences are facilitated at both Hale Farm & Village, located in Bath, Ohio, and the Cleveland History Center, located in Cleveland’s University Circle. The Youth Entrepreneurship Education model was created to serve 4th, 5th and 6th grade students. Pre-visit and post-visit classroom lessons support authentic assessment and align with the State of Ohio New Learning Standards for Social Studies, Language Arts and Mathematics. The initiative is designed to inspire students at a young age to pursue the creativity and independence offered by entrepreneurial ventures.

Contact the Programming Department for more information: 216-721-5722 x1502 or [email protected]

YEE ReachLast year, Youth Entrepreneurship Education reached over 10,000 Northeast Ohio students and was taught in 91% of CMSD K-8 Schools. Call us today to learn how to bring YEE to your school or district!

Martha Holden Jennings Foundation

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4th GradeThe Roots of Entrepreneurship in Northeast OhioLocation: Hale Farm & Village in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park • Explore early crafts & trades, farm yards and a historic village• Role-play as entrepreneurs during pre and post canal eras• Discover economic growth of early communities in Ohio• Participate in vocabulary acquisition activities • Examine producer and consumer relationships

5th GradeSetting the World in Motion Location: Cleveland History Center in University Circle • Explore Cleveland-made classic cars and other products • Role-play as industrial era entrepreneurs • Demonstrate the impact of geography on the formation of industry

in Northeast Ohio• Investigate primary sources and artifacts• Develop economic vocabulary

6th GradeREVolutionLocation: Cleveland History Center in University Circle • Explore classic cars that revolutionized the automobile industry • Simulate supply and demand in the market place• Redesign a classic car to meet consumer demand • Investigate the fundamental questions of economics • Analyze regional specialization and global interdependence

Professional Development Opportunities Be a part of the entrepreneurship ecosystem of Northeast Ohio. Youth Entrepreneurship Education offers these opportunities.• Road Trip Retreat• The After School Session at the

Cleveland History Center• On The Spot Orientation at

your School• Enspire Entrepreneurship

Education Conference hosted by the Young Entrepreneur Institute of University School, November 11-12, 2016.

Enspire2016.com

“THIS PROGRAM WORKS! WRHS HAS EFFECTIVELY DESIGNED A CREATIVE CURRICULUM TO … PREPARE UPPER ELEMENTARY STUDENTS TO DEMONSTRATE MASTERY OF IMPORTANT PORTIONS OF SOCIAL STUDIES LEARNING OBJECTIVES.”

- Public Services Institute of Lorain County Community College

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REGION 3 OHIO HISTORY DAY COMPETITION

Looking for an authentic learning experience? National History Day is it! Similar to a science fair, students in grades 6-12 conduct research related to the year’s theme and then create an original Research Paper, Exhibit, Performance, Documentary, or Website. Projects are evaluated by volunteer judges and the top projects advance to represent Region 3 in a state-wide competition. The top National History Day prize, the David Van Tassel Founder Award, is a four year, full tuition scholarship to Case Western Reserve University.

The Region 3 competition is open to students from the following counties: Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain, Medina and Summit. Join us!

Region 3 Ohio History Day 2017Theme: Taking a Stand in History Teacher Workshop: September 10, 2016Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 1, 2017Competition Day: Saturday, March 4, 2017

To learn about registering as a student, teacher, or volunteer judge with Region 3 Ohio History Day, please call 216-721-5722 x1503 or email [email protected]

Generously funded by the Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation

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HOMESCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES

ENRICH your educationThe Cleveland History Center offers hands-on, structured programs for groups of students. Choose from a variety of program focuses, taught through the lens of Cleveland’s most beloved artifacts and histories.

ENGAGE the whole family!The Cleveland History Center offers enrichment opportunities for all ages that fit with any curriculum, so become a member and visit as often as you like! A Household Membership costs only $75 per year, and includes free admission for two adults and all children within the same household, among numerous other benefits. For more information, please visit www.wrhs.org/membership.

BONUSHomeschool families* who purchase a new Household Membership are entitled to one (1) private, guided 1-hour tour of any exhibit at no additional charge.**

*Must provide proof of homeschool status**Tour must be scheduled within the year covered by membership

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Seeking a hands-on, immersive experience to help your troop satisfy badge requirements? We’ve got you covered! The Cleveland History Center offers structured, customizable experiences for scouts on a variety of subjects. Our modular programs allow you to mix and match activities to create an experience that perfectly matches your troop’s goals, budget, and interests.

We offer modules for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of all ages!

SCOUT PROGRAMS

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Modules are 30 minutes each and generally address one of the requirements for the applicable badge. Modules cost $50 each and can accommodate up to 25 scouts and chaperones. A minimum booking of two modules is required.

Scout Program participants also have the option to add a ride on the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel for a special, discounted rate!

Boy Scouts of America

American Heritage Merit BadgeAviation Merit Badge

Entrepreneurship Merit Badge

Cub ScoutsTiger-iffic! Elective

Motor Away Elective

Girl Scouts of America

BrowniesMaking Games Badge

JuniorsBusiness Owner BadgePlaying the Past Badge

Entertainment Technology Badge

CadettesEntrepreneur Badge

For a complete listing of all available modules and badges covered, please visit www.wrhs.org/explore/scouts

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TEACHER’S LOUNGE

Because teachers have a life after work! Our events for adults help you unwind.

Professional Development Opportunities

Moses Cleaveland Team-Building ChallengeBook a team-building professional development for your organization! In the Moses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge, work together to overcome puzzles and challenges inspired by the many obstacles faced by early settlers of the Western Reserve. Through hands-on activities, learn about how pioneer groups planned for their trips, traveled to their destinations, surveyed the land, and developed this area’s first cities, all while learning to work collaboratively.

Contact the Programming Department for more information: 216-721-5722 x1502 or [email protected]

Youth Entrepreneurship Education Be a part of the entrepreneurship ecosystem of Northeast Ohio. Youth Entrepreneurship Education offers these opportunities:• Road Trip Retreat• The After School Session at the Cleveland History Center• On-the-Spot Orientation at your school• Enspire Entrepreneurship Education Conference hosted by the Young

Entrepreneur Institute of University School, November 11-12, 2016.

Contact the Entrepreneurship Education Manager for more information: 216-721-5722 x1506 or [email protected]

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History on TapTickets $10 at the door | $7 in advance | $5 for WRHS members and Teachers with School ID Complimentary hors d’oeuvres provided, signature cocktail and other libations available for purchase.

History on Tap is back for a second season! Guests will enjoy happy hour libations, trivia, rarely-seen artifacts, photo ops, and hands-on activities.

History on Tap happy hours will run the second Thursday of each month at the Cleveland History Center, 5:00 -8:00 pm.

For more information about History on Tap events, go to: www.wrhs.org/events or call 216-721-5722 x1502

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From the entrepreneurs and immigrants who built the city of Cleveland to the citizens who left lasting impressions on our cultural heritage; from the fans cheering in stadium seats, to the ideas incubated in our corporate and philanthropic institutions, the Western Reserve Historical Society has been there to preserve and provide access to the stories of Northeast Ohio and beyond – stories of the people, the artifacts and the archives that provide provenance for our region.

To mark our 150th Anniversary in 2017, WRHS will open Cleveland Starts Here, an all-new core Cleveland history exhibition experience that celebrates the great pride that Northeast Ohioans have in our region. Cleveland Starts Here explores the stories of Greater Cleveland and how this city on the lake helped shaped the American experience. It’s a starting point for school children, local communities, new immigrants and visitors to discover the heritage of Cleveland and begin to create their own chapter in this ever evolving story.

150TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Cleveland Starts HereOpens Fall 2017

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Join us in celebrating 150 years of sharing America’s stories!

Somewhere in Time | January 28, 2017Celebrate WRHS’ 150th birthday at our annual history-rich themed event.

National History Day Ohio Region 3 Competition | March 4, 2017Founded in Cleveland in 1974, this National competition fosters historians of tomorrow through students’ historical research and original presentations.

WOW Factor: 150 of Bold Clothes Exhibition Opening | April 28, 2017This exhibit and opening event will highlight the ways that Clevelanders use fashion to stand out in a crowd with extraordinary items from WRHS’ nationally ranked Costume and Textile Collection.

Cleveland All Stars Homecoming Car Show | June 24, 2017Celebrate the impact that Northeast Ohio has had on the automobile industry with Cleveland-made automobile owners from around the world, featuring cars from the Crawford Auto Aviation Collection.

Euclid Beach Park Day | July 22, 2017Relive the nostalgia of the beloved Euclid Beach Park and celebrate the iconic Grand Carousel.

Cleveland Starts Here Grand Opening | Fall 2017This core exhibit experience features WRHS’ vast collections and stories through extensive multi-media and interactive experiences. It’s a portal for guests to establish a sense of place, a sense of culture and continue to shape the story of Cleveland.

100 Year Club | Fall 2017Celebrate the success of century-old businesses and organizations, newer companies and startups that embody the entrepreneurial spirit of Northeast Ohio, with proceeds benefitting WRHS’ Youth Entrepreneurship Education programs.

*See www.wrhs.org for acomplete list of 150th Anniversary Celebration Activities. #WRHS150

Boutique Experiences

• History on TapTap into history at the Cleveland History Center, and enjoy happy hour refreshments, light hors d’oeuvres, and hands-on activities. History on Tap events are offered the second Thursday of each month, featuring a unique theme, special guests and activities inspired by Cleveland’s past.

• Speaking of ClevelandTake a front row seat as the Cleveland History Center presents significant stories that capture the Cleveland spirit. Pulled directly from the nationally-recognized collections of WRHS, Speaking of Cleveland stories capture the innovation, the grit and the pride that characterizes Cleveland’s past, present and future.

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FIND YOUR PROGRAM!

THEME

ACADEMIC STANDARDS BASED STUDY BREAK PROGRAMS

PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARDEN

1ST THROUGH 4TH 5TH AND UP PRE K THROUGH 8TH

NATIVE AMERICAN AND EARLY SETTLERS

Into the WoodsIn the Time and Place Space

Into the WoodsMoses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge

IMMIGRATION From There to Here From There to Here

TRANSPORTATION History on the Move

In the Time and Place Space

Getting Around


REVolution


Flight

Cleveland Grand Prix

Flying High at the Cleveland Air Races

MAPPINGMoses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge

Getting AroundMoses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge

CLEVELAND HISTORY

Carousel Choose Your Own Adventure

In the Backyard of History

History on the Move


Getting Around

Moses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge


From There to Here

Moses Cleaveland Team-Building Challenge

Civil War Camp and Gear

Turn of the Century Toys

Where the Wild Things Are

GOVERNMENT Every Four Years

ENTREPRENEURSHIPREVolution


STEM & STEAM Setting the World in Motion STEM



Flight

Cleveland Grand Prix

Flying High at the Cleveland Air Races

[email protected]

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