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    Hubbard House Underground Railroad Museum

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Point Park

    Point Park

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    A lookout view of the river and shipping area is seen from this small park, just east of The…read moreHubbard House Museum. It's worth a stop to see a relic, read a few signs and take a walk of the well kept neighborhood. There is a parking lot. Right there is also the Marine Veterans' Memorial, Maritime museum in a 1871 house, tho I don't know the hours, Bed and Breakfasts homes, and Ashtabula's darling downtown with a few restaurants.

    A really nice hidden gem type park that overlooks the Ashtabula Harbor. Although it is small, Point…read morePark has really great views, a lot of benches to sit, and ample parking. The park itself serves as a historical landmark for the Hulett Ore Unloader machine, which was invented in the late 1800's by Clevelander, George H. Hulett, and was used in the Great Lakes during that time. Part of a machine is on display at the park! Also, at this park, there is a Merchant Marine Memorial which pays tribute to notable people who were involved with the harbor. Many of the park benches are dedicated and there is a path where each brick is dedicated to a person, business, or group from the area. Point Park does need some TLC and upkeep, though. There's some trash around and kids have started to deface the Hulett machine with graffiti, which is sad. But, overall, this is a nice, quiet park to enjoy with family, watch the boats go by, and learn some history on the area.

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    Point Park
    View from the right side of the park of the lift bridge and docks
    View from the right side of the park of the lift bridge and docks
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    House from A Christmas Story

    House from A Christmas Story

    4.5
    (379 reviews)
    54.4 mi

    As an '80s kid who grew up watching A Christmas Story every holiday season, visiting the Christmas…read moreStory House was an absolute must. Walking through the front door felt surreal. It was like stepping into a time warp, and the nostalgic atmosphere brought back so many memories of visiting my grandmother's house when I was growing up. The tour itself is fairly short, and I will admit it's a little pricey for the amount of time you spend there. That said, I'm still glad we went. Seeing the actual house up close was a unique experience, and the museum next door was filled with fun artifacts, memorabilia, and behind-the-scenes items that made the visit even more worthwhile. A special shoutout to our tour guide, who recommended lunch at the Rowley Inn right across the street. We stopped in after the tour, and it was absolutely delicious. It ended up being the perfect way to round out the experience. If you're a fan of the movie, I definitely recommend stopping by both the Christmas Story House and the Rowley Inn. Even with the short tour, the nostalgia alone made it worth the visit!

    I had no idea this house was in Cleveland! This block is a must-visit for movie fans in general,…read moreand definitely ones of A Christmas Story. Their family home is the main draw, and it looks exactly as it did in the film complete with the major award in the window. I was told people lived here and eventually gave up due to privacy, now it's available to rent to stay for short times! Next door is the bully's house as well, with a museum and welcome center across the street. Street parking is plentiful, they have a small dedicated lot at the store. There are lots of great restaurants and pubs nearby too.

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    Upstairs
    Upstairs
    In front of the "Christmas Story" House.
    In front of the "Christmas Story" House.
    Actual house from the movie.

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    Actual house from the movie.

    Hubbard House Underground Railroad Museum - museums - Updated August 2026

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