Landmarks

The first big Cleveland landmark is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. This museum rests on the shore of Lake Erie. It shows off artists and other rock figures throughout the museum. It was established in 1983 by a man named Ahmet Ertegun. Construction of the museum costed Cleveland sixty five million dollars. The entire history of rock and roll is in this museum. The building is seven floors tall. Every floor is for a special part of history.

The second big Cleveland Landmark is the Cleveland Zoo. The Cleveland Zoo was originally named the Zoological Park and was established in 1882. The first big exhibit is the rainforest. In here are catfish, porcupine, and orangutans. The next one is the African Savanna. This houses, lions, flamingos, giraffes, zebras, and more. The African elephant crossing is very interesting. There are eight elephants in there. There are many more exhibits, and the zoo is overall beautiful.

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