Extensive collection of vintage automobiles, aircraft, and transportation artifacts that trace the evolution of mobility and innovation in American history.
General Information
Friday to Sunday: 10am to 4pm
Closed Monday to Wednesday and major holidays including Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day
Seniors (62+): $13
Veterans: $12
College Students (with ID): $10
Children (3–12): $8
Children 2 and under: Free
WRHS Members and Active Military: Free
Museums for All participants: $3 with valid SNAP/EBT/WIC card
How to Get There
Take I-90 East to Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, continue south to East Boulevard, then turn right to reach the museum entrance.
Overview
The Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, part of the Western Reserve Historical Society, is a treasure trove of transportation history nestled in Cleveland’s University Circle. With a collection of nearly 200 antique, vintage, and classic automobiles, as well as aircraft and other modes of transport, the museum offers a fascinating look at the evolution of mobility in America. From early 20th-century Fords to sleek mid-century Cadillacs and rare aircraft, the exhibits highlight the ingenuity and craftsmanship that shaped the nation’s automotive and aviation industries.
Founded by industrialist Frederick C. Crawford in 1965, the museum continues to inspire visitors with its rotating exhibitions and meticulously preserved vehicles. The museum’s setting within the Cleveland History Center allows guests to explore broader narratives of regional innovation and culture. Whether you're a car enthusiast, aviation buff, or history lover, the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum provides a dynamic and educational experience that celebrates the spirit of American invention.
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