Dunham Tavern Museum

James Edmonson, “Haunting Images: Dissection Class Portraits and Medical Identity” A talk based on Edmonson’s book, Dissection: Photographs of a Rite of Passage in American Medicine 1880 – 1930, with co-author John Harley Warner, Edmonson will include material about grave robbing in Ohio, which influenced the state’s Anatomy Act in the 1880s, regularizing the supply of cadavers to medical colleges in the state. James M. Edmonson is Emeritus Chief Curator of the Dittrick Medical History Center and Museum (Case Western…

Join us at the Soup Supper! This annual event is a favorite of our friends and members and the perfect way to help us get through cold Cleveland winters. Gather with us in the Barn for a cozy meal and an evening of conviviality! To purchase your tickets online, please click HERE.

Come hear about Cleveland’s newest local history book: The Making of Cleveland’s Black Suburb in the City: Lee-Seville and Lee-Harvard during an informal conversation with Kathleen H. Crowther, Editor, and Elaine Gohlstin, a leader in the community. Join us as we welcome Cleveland Restoration Society President Kathleen H. Crowther and Elaine Gohlstin, Executive Director of the Harvard Community Services Center, who will offer insights and conversation about the new book, The Making of Cleveland’s Black Suburb in the City: Lee-Seville…

Free tours of Dunham Tavern Museum and a gathering in the Barn with refreshments, activities for kids, and a musical performance by students from the Campus International School.

One of Dunham Tavern Museum’s favorite traditions.  Join us for one night only in the Museum with open bar, heavy hors d’oeuvres, and festive music. $50 members, $60 non-members; TICKETS HERE Valet Parking

Julie Reilly, Executive Director of ICA-Art Conservation will deliver a program on antiques and conservation and share her insights about Dunham Tavern Museum.