Broadview Heights
Historical Museum

​ABOUT US
Broadview Heights was part of Brecksville & North Royalton Townships from 1811 until November 30, 1926 when a vote taken by residents to incorporate passed 101 to 7, thus forming, in 1927 the Village of Broadview Heights with Floyd Harris, Mayor and Lloyd Harris, Town Marshall.  Broadview Heights became a city in 1960 and with the hilly terrain and desirable location, known as "Highest of the Heights” continues to grow and prosper.
The Broadview Heights Historical Society was organized to preserve and disseminate historical information to interested parties of our community and surrounding areas. Understanding the history of our community is basic to our democratic way of life, gives us an understanding of our state and nation, and helps us better to appreciate our American heritage. Membership is open to all for a nominal annual fee.
The door to our museum opened in 2019 and we are anxious to share the wonderful artifacts that will help you see our history and our hometown heroes.  The Grand Opening of our building was on September 14, 2019. It is truly our dream come true. Our opening displays were a tribute to the early families of Broadview Heights and a Salute to the Military and Vets. We were fortunate to have one of our residents share his amazing military collection with us.  As of October 30, 2025, we have changed our name to Broadview Heights Historical Museum  BHHM.  



                                                               

MEMBERS
Clyde & Betsy Bena
Roger & Gerry Beyer
Lloyd Bratz
BBHS Alumni
Michael & Janet Daly
Ralph & Pauline Dey
Dayna Denner
Tony & Maria Diorio
Jim Diorio
Bob Dodd
Ken & Diane Ferjutz
Louise Fiszer

Glenn Goodwin
Tom Hardulak
Beedee Hein
Judi Kaye
Tim & Cheryl Klodnick
Clay & Joan Knotek
Bernie & Sandy Kobzowicz
Brenda Ling
Bessie Makris
Lawrence Pabin
Sandra Paliga
Laurel Palmisano
Lisa Putka

Lois Quarles
Dan Radvansky
Boyd & Dawn Russell
Stan Sczurek
Don Sopka
Kathy Sopka
Don & Nancy Szabo
Judy Terrigno
Doug Vasulka
Ken & Marlene Winter

                                                      


LIFETIME MEMBERS
Sam Alai
Tia Began
Martin Bender
Mary Lou Bennett
Terry Bennett
Wade Cramer
Cecelia T. Csensich
Danbury Senior Living
Bert Drennan
Carol Drennen
Caitlin Drennen DeSouza
Brian & Helen Dunlap
Judy Faulhaber
Brian Faulhaber
Jeff & Sharon Hajek
Frances Hummer

Kim Fox
Suzanne Fleming Young
Goudreau Co. 
Lisa Greb
Don & Lynn Hanigan
Dick Jansik
Candy Korn
Norma Kuchera
Daniel Langshaw
Mona Lisa Lenos
Cindy McCarty
Dennis McCreery
Nancy McCormick
Joyce McFadden
Tom Pavlica
Karen Pavlica
William Ruohonen
Audrey Sopko
Kristina Sorensen
Mark Stratis
Bruce Walis
Jennie Weibel
Brian Wolf
Karen Wolf
Wakefield Trustvlica







IN MEMORIAM
Michael Agrippe             
Betty Behal       
Joe Behal           
Judy Bender     
Leo Bender 
Jim Cipriani      
Barb Deimling 
Donald Faulhaber Jr.                                                 
                                               
                                                      
   

Carole Kennat 
Ray Kennat
Richard M. Klein
Gerald Mauk
Jacqueline MacFarland
Lee Scholle
Doug Scholle
Dan Schuster
Doris Sczurek



















Thank you to our SPONSORS
Joyce McFadden - Gazette Newspaper

John Irace 
Adam DeSantis 

All checks are to be mailed to:
BVH Historical Museum c/o
Louise Fiszer
726 Tollis Parkway
Broadview Hts OH 44147



2026 Chalk Party

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2026 Scholarship Winner!

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Commemorating a Beloved Friend: A Bench in Honor of Don Faulhaber

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Mary Lou Bennett Takes 2nd Place at Mayor Alai's 5K Run!

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Memorial Day Parade

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Happy 100th Birthday!

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In Memoriam for Don Faulhaber Jr.

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The History of the Coliseum of Richfield

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TOUR

Our Lady of the Wayside enriches the lives of individuals who have developmental disabilities and intellectual challenges. The staff and daytime residents enjoyed the history of the museum. They remembered so much from their past of moms and grandmas.

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OPEN HOURS 2026

Walk in the footsteps of the settlers that founded Broadview Heights by visiting the Broadview Heights Historical Museum. Please READ MORE for full schedule and changes.

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'Images of Broadview Heights,' by Donald Faulbaber Jr. Copies Still Available!

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Final Placement for Historic Bell

This bell was perched atop the one-room schoolhouse built in the 1800's along Edgerton Road. The bell was owned by lifetime resident Joe Behal and was originally on his family property. He has since donated it to the Historical Society. Pictured are Joe Piastrelli, designer, and Candy Korn, President.

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Adult Single

$10/Year

Couple

$15/Year

Student

$3/Year

Organization

$25/Year

Lifetime Single

$100

Donation

$25

  • 9543 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147, United States
  • Mailing Address: Broadview Hts. Historical Society c/o Louise Fiszer 726 Tollis Parkway Broadview Hts., OH 44147