Princess Diana Exhibition Comes to Cleveland
Slated to run through June 10, 2007, the critically acclaimed “Diana, the Celebration” exhibition opened last month at Cleveland’s Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS).
The exhibition honors the life and humanitarian work of one of the most remarkable and iconic women of the 20th century. Visitors will get a rare inside look at Princess Diana’s public and private life through nearly 150 objects, including her 1981 Royal Wedding gown, 28 designer dresses and gowns, family heirlooms, personal mementos, paintings and rare home movies and photos.
“We are delighted to be the host organization for this incredible exhibition’s return engagement to the US and help make it available to people in Northeast Ohio and for visitors who come from other regions of the country,” said WRHS CEO Patrick Reymann. “This remarkable woman touched millions of lives all over the world and this exhibition truly celebrates her contributions and her legacy as well as her personal and family history.”
There is good wheelchair-access throughout the WRHS, and barrier-free access to all parts of the Diana exhibition.
For more information about the Cleveland exhibition, visit www.wrhs.org. And for more information about other Cleveland attractions visit www.travelcleveland.com
Cleveland is a fun place for wheelers and slow walkers to explore, as it includes a good number of accessible cultural attractions and performing venues. For more information about accessible attractions, lodging options, transportation and theaters in Cleveland, consult the Spring 2007 issue of Emerging Horizons..