Want to know what a big ship looks like on the inside? This is the ship for you! Enjoyed the tour! More

This is a fun counterpoint to the Rock 'n Roll Museum, located around the waterfront park. Enjoy the wonderful stroll down the long ship; you'll have great view and photo opps. Better cared for and furnished than many historic ships, enjoy the a nicely prepared historic displays. State-of-the-art for its time and a tribute to shipbuilding and Great Lakes industry.... More

I have toured this steamship three times in the last two years and learn more with each visit. What a wonderful tribute to the Great Lakes shipping industry and glimpse into the lives of its officers and crew. In wanting to view all areas, I recommend flat soft sole shoes, no kids under age 5 ( ladderways are difficult to... More

first of all i did not know that they made steam ships this big. this was a great way to spend a couple of hours. i was very surprised how well and nice this boat was built. very inform staff. i had the pleasure of a cutie named Allyson answering all my questions. she answered everything i threw at her.... More

This ship is a national treasure. It is in incredible condition... the offices and engine rooms look like they are still in active service. Just amazing. Only complaint? I wish the gift shop was larger. I was ready to buy, and there wasn't much. Also, this feels like a real ship should... it isn't sanitized or loaded with overbearing safety... More

We left the R & R Hall of Fame and thought we would give this ship a quick tour (we had a very strict timeline). What a great way to spend a warm Friday afternoon in September!!! We are going back next September to see more of the city and tour this ship again. This is a real neat self... More

Our family of four (kids aged 9 and 11) toured the ship on July 25. We all enjoyed the self-guided tour, which follows an orange line painted around the ship. It was a fascinating glimpse of life on a Great Lakes steamer. I would recommend a visit to anyone interested in Great Lakes shipping or Cleveland history. One thing I... More

Great place to check out for adults and kids. The accomodations for the crew and especially the guests is surprisingly nice for a 1920's ship. Thye have done a tremendous job renovating this ship. Also check out the USS Cod sub, which is a short walk from the Mather More