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A good place to stop to pick up brouchures!!! Leave a Comment Directions: From I-76/77 take exit21C and drive northbound on theOH-59 freeway to the Exchange Street exit(3rd exit). Turn right, drive to High Street. Turn left, drive to Mill Street. Turn right, Akron/Summit Convention & Visitors Bureau is at 77 East Mill Street.
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Displays of regional, national, and international artworks ranging from mid-nineteenth century to the present. Featuring works from Helen Frankenthaler, Frank Stella and Andy Warhol, plus photographers Margaret Bourke-White, Harry Callahan and Robert Frank. Many large-scale sculptures are permanently displayed in an outdoor gallery. Open Tuesday through Friday between the hours of 9a and 5p. Admission is FREE. Leave a Comment Address: 70 E. Market Street.
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More than 400 animals from around the world plus exotic animals such as red pandas, barking deer. Pony and 'train' rides for the kids. The regular season runs from mid-April through October. Open May through October 10a to 5p daily. Summer admission $7.50 (kids 2-14, $5) plus $1.50 parking fee. Remaining months hours are 11a to 4p. Winter admission $4 plus $1 parking fee. Closed major holidays. If you're driving through in December, drop in and view the Holiday Lights display Leave a Comment
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The Akron Police Museum features historical photos, police uniforms and an assortment of weapons. The museum is located in the Harold K. Stubbs Justice Center, room 201, at 217 S. High Street. Open Mondays through Friday between the hours of 8a and 3:30p. Closed major holidays. Admission is FREE. Leave a Comment Address: 217 S. High Street
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This is the original home of the Ferdinand Schumacher Milling Company - better known by their later name, the Quaker Oats Company. The Quaker Oats silos, which once housed the Quaker food products, are now part of a 173-room 'Crowne Plaza' complex. The mills have been converted into a shopping, restaurant and entertainment complex. Quaker Square is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Admission is FREE. The site is handicap accessible. Leave a Comment
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 Makes me wanna shop, shop, shop! by garridogal Don Drumm Studio and Gallery is a great spot! It's a converted house full of jewelry, pottery, crafts and his speciality - metal sculptures. The prices are really reasonable for the crafts they sell and the employees are all really friendly. I probably could've spent hours there! Leave a Comment
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This lovely mansion and garden are open from 10am to about 6pm with tours starting at 11am. For $10 per person you get to tour the Grounds, Gardens, Gate Lodge and Conservatory. You can wait for a tour guide or join an existing group or take a self-tour. For an additional $10 you can walk through the mansion or for $15 be guided through the mansion. The price is pretty high but the architecture, colors, artifacts, and furniture are elegant. Each tour takes a good hour. Some areas you are not allowed to take pictures. They also have a package price which is $20 for a two hour tour that hits every aspect of the property. There is a fabulous gift shop where can purchase expensive souveniers and trinkets. The old stables have been converted into The Carriage House Cafe where you can get soup, salad, sandwich and finger foods and beverages after your long walks through the estate. Enjoy lunch indoors, on our terrace or in the courtyard. A picnic area also provides additional seating under the tall trees. Directions: I-71 Exit 218 (route 18) and go east for 8 miles on route 18. Turn north onto Smith Road for 3.5 miles then go east onto Riverview-Merriman Road and connect to North Portage Path. Stan Hywet's entrance is about 1.25 miles on the right.Website: http://www.stanhywet.org/
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79 Rothrock Road I-77 & Route 18, Exit 137A, Akron, OH - Motel 6 Akron North
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