Bingham-Hanna Mansion

The Bingham-Hanna Mansion is a historic site located at 10825 East Boulevard in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It is part of the Cleveland History Center, which features two historic mansions on its 9-acre site. The Bingham-Hanna Mansion offers self-guided tours and houses museum galleries, while the Hay-McKinney Mansion is available for guided tours on Saturdays. The Bingham-Hanna Mansion was built between 1916 and 1919 by Harry Payne Bingham and later purchased by Mrs. Leonard C. Hanna. The mansion features luxurious Italian Renaissance style architecture and is now home to the administrative offices of WRHS staff. The Hay-McKinney Mansion, built in 1911 by Clara Hay and later owned by Price McKinney, tells the stories of influential Cleveland citizens through period artifacts and guided tours. Visitors can explore the rich history of these historic mansions and learn about the city's rise through savvy entrepreneurship and philanthropy. Private group tours and group tours with a museum educator are also available for a fee. Come visit the Bingham-Hanna Mansion and the Hay-McKinney Mansion at the Cleveland History Center for a glimpse into Cleveland's past.