From a founding investor who helped bring professional football to Cleveland, to the coach who gave the team its name and called Shaker home, the Shaker Heights community has been part of the Cleveland Browns story from the very beginning. This exhibition draws on the collection of Shaker resident Donald Gries to share the early years of one of professional football's most storied franchises.
Exhibitions at the Shaker Historical Society are made possible with support from the citizens of Shaker Heights and Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.
The Lissauer Gallery features art from Northeast Ohio artists. Founded by Jack and Linda Lissauer, Shaker Heights residents and longtime supporters of the arts, this intimate gallery is designed to encourage emerging artists, promote an appreciation of art, and support local artists. We also acknowledge partnerships with leading galleries such as Bonfoey Gallery, The Maria Neil Art Project, and the former Tregoning & Co.
Please note the Lissauer Gallery is on the second floor and is not ADA accessible. Navigation of stairs is required to view the Lissauer Gallery.
CURRENT LISSAUER EXHIBIT:
Jen Adams
African American Quilt and Doll Guild
Bonnie Dolan
William Gould, AIA
Don Hisaka, AIA
Elisabeth Cain Pressler
Jim Ptacek
J. Noel Reifel
Viktor Schreckengost