The Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, showcases nearly 200 antique, vintage, and classic automobiles and aircraft ranging from an 1897 Panhard et Levassor (the first enclosed automobile) to Bobby Rahal's 1982 March Indy Car (the first winner of the Cleveland 500).
The collection documents the technological and stylistic development of the transportation industry, with a focus on early automobiles created in Cleveland. Between 1898 and 1931, more than 80 automotive models originated in the Cleveland area. The Crawford collection is one of the top ten in the nation, according to Car Collector magazine. We're the only place you won't mind bumper to bumper traffic! Northeastern Ohio's contribution to aviation is also showcased in the Crawford Museum. The cornerstone of the aviation collection is a circa 1912-14 Curtiss Hydroaeroplane flown by Cleveland's most prominent aviator, Al Engel.
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