The Crawford Auto Aviation Museum is a celebration of the rich heritage of America's transportation history.  Within the museum's collections are artifacts that illustrate Cleveland's industrial and transportation history, including automobiles and archival files dating from Cleveland's era as the Motor City for America, when over 80 different manufacturers were producing cars in Cleveland, and the National Air Races, when tens of thousands of visitors flocked to Cleveland's airport to watch the thrilling spectacle of air racing.  These topics, as well as others, are explored in a series of online exhibits below.

Cleveland Steel

The National Air Races, 1929-1949

Working at White: A History of White Motors

The Little Brown Hen, A Centennial of TRW's History