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Century Village
A short drive east of the city centre is Century Village, a fully restored historic community, replete with costumed guides. The village includes an authentic home of a family that arrived in the area in 1798, a blacksmith shop, old stores, a church, a jail and numerous homes. A country store is also on site.

14653 East Park Street, Burton
Tel: (440) 834 1492. Fax: (440) 834 4012.
Transport: Transport by car is recommended via Highways 422, 44 and 87.
Opening hours: Daily 1000-1700.
Admission: Free; tours US$5 (concessions available).

Steamship William G Mather Museum
The Steamship William G Mather Museum is a living relic of Cleveland's historic role in the Great Lakes steel industry. Built in 1925, the bulk freighter William G Mather plied the waters of the Great Lakes, supplying coal and ore to Cleveland's steel yards, with a cargo hold capable of carrying 13,300 tons of iron ore. In 1980, the ship was taken out of active service, and since 1990 has been this floating museum, restored to bring to life the lives of its crew.

North Coast Harbour
1001 East Ninth Street
Tel: (216) 574 6262. Fax: (216) 574 9053.
Transport: Rapid transit to West Third Street.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 1000-1700, Sun 1200-1700 (summer); Fri and Sat 1000-1700, Sun 1200-1700 (spring and autumn).
Admission: US$5 (concessions available).



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