Cleveland Cultural Gardens

One of its kind the Cleveland Cultural Gardens was founded by understudies and researchers at Cleveland State University as a "peace cultivate," the Cleveland Cultural Gardens are a living landmark to the rich history of twentieth-century America. The greenhouses, of which there are 29, are intended to uncover the stories of the significant clashes that offered shape to the century, including essential occasions, for example, World War I, World War II, and the Cold War.

The greenery enclosures likewise give knowledge into the social, monetary, political, and social changes that affected the country amid the most recent century. A portion of the more prevalent highlighted gardens incorporate the Albanian Cultural Garden, the Armenian Garden, The Polish Garden, the Slovenian Garden, and the Czech Garden.