We went in search of the city the average person never sees: a 510-foot hole in the ground where NASA does zero-gravity research, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum archive where Prince’s “Purple Rain” jacket lives, a Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland vault tended by robots and stacked high with box after box of cold, hard cash. Along the way, we rediscovered amazing parts of our history we tend to take for granted: the grand lobby of the Huntington Bank Building, the world’s first arc light (a replica still hangs at the north end of Public Square) and the unique characters who rest in peace in our cemeteries. It’s a unique tour of the city you’re not likely to forget anytime soon.
• Tunnels Under Great Lakes Brewing Co.
• Hidden in Plain Sight
• Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Vaults
• NASA’s Zero Gravity Research Facility
• Buried Treasures
• The Club Seen
• Cargill Deicing Technology Cleveland Mine
• Whiskey Island, The Tour
• The Rock and Roll hall of Fame and Museum Archives
• Green Valley
• F-16 Flight Simulator at Lockheed Martin
• Shelf Life
• Veteran’s Memorial Bridge Lower Level
• The Morgue at the Cuyahoga County Coroner’s Office
• Then & Now
•FOUND: Huntington Bank Building, G.E. Lighting’s Rockwells, Old Stone Church, Entrance to Hart Condominiums, Cathedral Latin Arch
• Hidden in Plain Sight
• Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Vaults
• NASA’s Zero Gravity Research Facility
• Buried Treasures
• The Club Seen
• Cargill Deicing Technology Cleveland Mine
• Whiskey Island, The Tour
• The Rock and Roll hall of Fame and Museum Archives
• Green Valley
• F-16 Flight Simulator at Lockheed Martin
• Shelf Life
• Veteran’s Memorial Bridge Lower Level
• The Morgue at the Cuyahoga County Coroner’s Office
• Then & Now
•FOUND: Huntington Bank Building, G.E. Lighting’s Rockwells, Old Stone Church, Entrance to Hart Condominiums, Cathedral Latin Arch
