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“Letters to My Father” takes a look at how some people in the local community have been impacted by the work of others who were change makers.
Do you ever wonder what people who have passed on would think about what is happening in the world? Would Martin Luther King Jr. come back and be happy about the progress we have made? Hear about how people in the local community have been influenced by the body of work done by people of history.
Letters to My Father was organized by Kim Harris of Shaker African American Mothers Support (S.A.M.S.) with support from Shaker Historical Society.
ADMISSION INFO
LOCATION
16740 South Park Blvd, Shaker Heights, OH 44120
PARKING INFO
Parking is available in the lot behind the museum. Cyclists may park their bikes at racks near the main entrance. Drivers may park facing the garage. A designated handicapped parking space is located near the ADA ramp and entrance. If the lot is full, visitors may park on the north side of South Park Blvd (opposite the museum).
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
An ADA ramp and designated handicapped parking spot are located behind the museum.
Please note our historic building is not entirely ADA accessible and there is no ADA bathroom. Most of our exhibits
View moreAn ADA ramp and designated handicapped parking spot are located behind the museum.
Please note our historic building is not entirely ADA accessible and there is no ADA bathroom. Most of our exhibits and events are on the main floor of the house, which can be accessed via the ADA ramp at the back of the museum, but there is no lift or elevator to access the second floor. All rooms on the first floor are on the same level except a very small step down to access the Spirit Tree Gift Shop, which was formerly the sun porch. For those with limited mobility who wish to access the second floor, there are thirteen steps up to the landing and then another five steps up to the second floor galleries.
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