Free Museum dedicated to the preservation of the history of women in aviation and space and the documentation of their continuing contributions today and in the future.

So I didnt really know what to expect before visiting here, but I was pleasantly surprised and impressed. This museum is located in a small (basically deserted on a Sunday) airport near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It is out in the open in the airport (only the gift shop is in an actual room). While the space displays were interesting, the items for the women pioneers in air flight were awesome. Their stories are inspiring and some are heartbreaking. Highly recommend.

Really neat. Lots of interesting facts. Just wish it was bigger. Definitely check out

One room museum in small airport. Some interactive exhibits for children. Informative and needed tribute to these women. Free admission.

Nice little free Museum to spend some time. We spent an hour here reading the displays. Could spend less time if you just look at things and moved on.

Placed in a lovely airport. Incredible peices of history.

The exhibits are very interesting and highlight a piece of aviation that most people dont recognize.

I want to rate this place highly so much. I did learn things, but the exhibition is old and maintenance is not the best. The overly concerned security guards dont help either.This museum is really important and needed, its just not great. Id have loved to learn more about the women piloting commercial planes, designing our missions, and about their challenges.I also would have loved to donate or buy merch, but on a Saturday, no one was there to help me.Still, its free, its interesting, and Im glad I went.

This place is Free! And so full of history and interactive exhibits. I love that there is a lot of info if your that type of person and little snippets thrown in the the person who is not a reader. There is hands on stuff for kids and adults. And a Rosie the Riveter cut out for your picture! Also an astronaut cutout too. Highly recommend. There also appears to be an option for a lunch and tour if you are so inclined. But you have to call 2 weeks on advance to have this guided tour.

Awesome museum! Theres a lot of information and some interactive exhibits for kids. Learned a few interesting facts. The gift shop is half office half shop; they have posters for sale of planes and other cool space objects. Trophies are on display that some women have won during air competitions

Learned alot history of women in avation

Nice place. Its iInteresting, you learn a lot and its free to get in.

Love this place! A great museum that is free to the public, but sadly has little or no advertisement. And soon the labor day Air Show will be here! The best of what Cleveland Ohio has...come on out and see it!

It was really educational.

Its amazing how far aviation is coming from

Good luck finding this place. They are helpful. Some intresting memories. Stop in, who knows what you will find..

The amazing Women that led and is still leading in aviation need to be shared through all cultures to prompt the spirit of flying buried in those females of flight for the future...

We took summer camp children ages 5-7. It was alittle too old for that age group but miss Katie was very good with the children. They made paper airplanes and helicopters. The children enjoyed those activities.

Great place! Well worth visiting with a lot more than we expected.

Small, but I appreciate anything that celebrates contributions of women and I learned a lot.

Nothing really identifies this museum from the outside, BUT this is definitely worth a stop. We visited on a day when the gift shop was closed, but seeing all of the interesting exhibits, and learning about the amazing women who have contributed to flight and exploration over the years.

Nice little museum. More than I expected for free.

Women.....without em we would be nothing. Literally. They not only give us life, but they have and continue to contribute so much to this world! This museum helps highlight the amazing things women have done in the aerospace realm.A small and cozy museum filled with some amazing facts and artifacts. Everyone always wants to go to the large and well-known​ museums. Dont get me wrong, they rock. But, small museums like this one is where it is at!Free to the public, it is inside the Burke Lakefront Airport. You literally just walk right into this museum. The staff here is absolutely amazing and will answer any questions you have with a smile and lots of information. I had the pleasure of experiencing this museum first at a Yelp Elite event....but have been back several times since for a few public events.Not only do you get to learn a lot about women in aerospace, you can watch the planes take off from the airport. Really, a great experience overall! Take your kids for a few hours and learn more about amazing women in history​!

This plucky little lakeside gem is well worth a visit. Chock full of interesting tidbits about (sadly) lesser known women aviators it will not fail to enlighten you. The staff is clearly excited about their work and will happily share stories about their favorite pilots.

Free admission! I loved the exhibits on famous women aviators and astronauts!

The exhibition is in the airport terminal, which makes it feel like a collection of information boards. There is plenty to see and read about and there is a museum shop with friendly staff.

I gave it a four star rating because I really want it to be better.Its great that it exists and some of the exhibit items are great, but it should be bigger! There are so many women who were/are important to aviation and space flight.This little museum is a good start but needs more funding.

Worth visiting. Airport built on landfill right on edge of lake Erie.I also ecommend the museum on early.women pilots.

Great place to visit with kids and its free. Combine this stop with any of the near by spots, Rock and roll Hall of Fame/Science Center/USS Cod.

Arrived at 6pm to a completely deserted museum, lights were not even on. Half the exhibits seemed like they were written by high school kids and there didnt seem to be any coherent organization.

Nice display- easy location ... gotta love free!

Nicely displayed and informative. Small, though...this means we need more women aviators!

The museum is relatively small, but is free, and very informative and inspiring. The stories of these ladies deserve to be told! The exhibits are fascinating and theyve done what they can with the small space they have. I gave it four stars because I know theres room to grow and I really hope this museum does!

Events here are amazing and well attended. Great gift shop and volunteers. Exhibits free and easily viewed in the small airport, but sometimes too dim in there.

Very interesting and much to see and learn.

Very quiet and empty. Low-key museum

Great history often untold in other places

Great people with an awesome mission.

Not necessarily a museum, more of a large exhibit. Very quite, and small. Parking was tricky, and actually locating the museum was another trick. It is LITERALLY in the middle of the Burke airport.

Free to the public and an educational experience.

Ive always been curious to see this museum and it exceeded my expectations

I had no idea so many women had been involved in aviation and aerospace from the beginning!

Very peaceful little place but hard to find. Wish the museum wasnt so neglected :(

So important to see the thriving and power of Women in Aviation for you young and old, male and female

Small but very informative museum dedicated to the women that risked everything to be treated as equals.

Im sure the organisers put a lot of effort into it, but it looks like the museum was added as an afterthought oh, we should have a museum about women in aerospace - would be nice to have a bigger museum.It is nice to visit if you are passing by, but not worth going there specifically for the museum. (sorry)

Nice but small. Very little parking.

Relatively small building for a museum. Very few exhibits. Its free to enter though.

Wow very nice

Nice place to visit

The pictures of astronauts had my 6 year old daughter excited about space and aviation . She sat inside an old plane and pretended like she was landing on the moon. My son sat at the old Control console and played Mission Control.

Amazing...so much to learn about the role that Women played in US Aviation History!

Hard to figure out the parking and other than a couple signs pointing in the general direction it isnt easy to find. Even the sign for the museum inside faces inside the airport.

Great place!

A must see.

Love this place! Perfect free place to go with kids!

A hidden gem of history of women in flight, a must see.

Super fun!

Good for women

Not what I expected!

Very cool, and shows the woman and their courage.

Great, quick free exhibit.

Great

Pretty cool place

Very nice

Amazing

This is not a museum. This is a hall with a few vintage things. Unless you HAVE to go to this building, dont.

Here for the Cleveland National Air Show

Cool

Small but nice

Awesome Experience

It was interesting, boring for some exciting for others