“If you’ve always wanted a closer look behind the doors of carriage houses from former estates, the Cleveland Restoration Society is offering a “Snoop!” tour of Herrick Mews Saturday, June 13.
The tour is from 10 a.m. to noon. It’s free to Society members; non-members can become a member at-the-door for $35 (individual); $55 (dual household) and $10 (student with ID).
Herrick and Kenilworth Mews create one of Cleveland’s unusual historic districts. The term “mews” is British, referring to a grouping of service buildings associated with the large estates…” (go to article)
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