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Join us for a delicious evening of food, fun, and community at the Firefighters' Annual Clambake on October 4th!

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.

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.

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.

We are saddened to see the passing of Joe Behal, our first President and Founder of the Broadview Heights Historical Society. This was his dream and it finally came true in 2019.

An actress from Women in History will present a portrayal of Stagecoach Mary Fields. Born into slavery in the 1830's that eventually led her to becoming the first African American woman to carry mail on a Star Route for the United States Post Office. Presented at the Broadview Heights Community Center, Willow Room, 9543 Broadview Rd. Sponsored free by the Broadview Heights Historical Society & Museum on March 27, 2025, at 6:00 PM. This is a fun program I am sure you don't want to miss. Note: If you have a "flyer" you would like to bring for an event or advertisement, please do so and place on our "flyers" table. Refreshments will be served. Friends may reserve through Lfiszer1@gmail.com or (440)829-4812

Explored the fascinating evolution of breweries, delving into their historical origins and technological advancements that have shaped the art of brewing over time. A story of philanthropy included.

We turned back the clock with Broadview Heights author, Jonathan Walter. He shared a story of time travel , love, loss, and redemption. Based in the Cuyahoga Valley Natonal Park.

Celebrating five decades of impactful journalism, 'The Gazette's 50th Anniversary' chronicles the newspaper's journey while reflecting on its contributions to the community, milestones achieved, and the individuals who shaped its legacy. Owner and Editor Joyce McFadden was presented a certificate and a cake at a public event.