Farnam Manor Museum

Farnam Manor Museum Special event venue. also Mystery Dinners, Photo shoots, Spirit Experiences and over night camping.

art show, Live Music, Weddings, Private party's, Birthday's, anniversary's, Graduation parties, even Reunions and celebration of life ceremonies to.

Looking for a band or two to play on our backyard stage this summer or fall
05/02/2024

Looking for a band or two to play on our backyard stage this summer or fall

My friend Jerry said. The Dead are Grateful and they love you all and are always with you. Happy Thanksgiving🥰
11/23/2023

My friend Jerry said. The Dead are Grateful and they love you all and are always with you. Happy Thanksgiving🥰

11/23/2022

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11/23/2022
11/14/2022

Weekly Word: Haudenosaunee, the name the people of the Long House give themselves. Some call them the Iroquois. Various tribes of Iroquois, mostly Seneca and Cayuga (sometimes called Mingo), had villages or were in the Cuyahoga Valley in the late 1700s. Painting by Verelst, courtesy of Portrait Gallery of Canada.

11/09/2022

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4223 Brecksville Road
Richfield, OH
44286

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Farnam Legacy

These walls were built in 1834, by Everett Farnam. For 7 years he labored in love as he constructed a magnificent manor for his bride, Emily Oviatt.

The stunning stone work added the strength of granite in 1921. A large addition in the rear and front of the home give it the elegance we see today.

The history continues with days of glory during the Danish Smorgasbord era from 1948-1972

Farnam Manor is a place that belongs to all people - past, present and future.