Museums
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Morgan County Historical MuseumWhere: McConnelsville, Morgan County
This excellent facility will take you on a journey through the ages and allow you to explore the Muskingam River Valley Region from the stone ages up to World War II. |
Robbins Crossing Living History SiteWhere: Nelsonville, Athens County
Come to Robbins Crossing and be transported to 19th century Southeast Ohio, where lace was hand-made, meals were cooked over a wood-burning stove, and the warmth of a blacksmith's fire was never far away. |
Hocking Valley Scenic Railway and MuseumWhere: Nelsonville, Athens County
All Aboard! This interactive museum offers visitors a chance to climb aboard a historic passenger train and enjoy a leisurely ride through the hills of Southeast Ohio. A great way to see the fall foliage or take a ride with Santa Clause |
Evelyn True Button HouseWhere: McConnelsville, Morgan County
Step back in time when you visit the Evelyn True Button House. This Federal-Style home was built in 1836 and is furnished with period pieces from the 1830s though the 1890s. |
Carriage House and Blacksmith ShopWhere: McConnelsville, Morgan County
Discover how Victorians made their way around town and watch blacksmithing demonstrations when you visit the Carriage House and Blacksmith Shop at the Evelyn True Button House |
Athens County Historical Society and MuseumWhere: Athens, Athens CountyThe Athens County Historical Society and Museum works to collect, preserve, and display Athens County’s past and heritage. The museum has over 40,000 items in its collection and also houses a library of local genealogy and history
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The Chester CourthouseWhere: Chester, Meigs County
Built in 1823, the Chester Courthouse is Ohio’s oldest standing courthouse. The courthouse contains a museum and hosts a variety of festivals, activities, and civil war reenactments. It is also the home of the Chester-Shade Historical Association. |
Lillian E. Jones Museum and Carriage House Genealogy CenterWhere: Jackson, Jackson County
The Lillian E. Jones museum is a historic home preserved to reflect by-gone eras. Changing exhibits and a fine collection of antique furnishings, glassware, ceramics, vintage clothing, collectibles and other treasures characterize the home. |
The Scioto Valley Round Railway HouseWhere: Waverly, Pike CountyAll shapes and sizes of model trains run throughout the house and outside in warm weather. Visitors can watch the trains zoom by and view various train paraphernalia from a various location across the United States.
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Welsh American Heritage MuseumWhere: Oak Hill, Jackson County
The Welsh American Heritage Museum focuses on preserving the Welsh traditions and culture characteristics of the area’s early settlers. The museum’s collection includes records, relics, and heirlooms to foster Welsh family ties throughout the world |
Meigs County MuseumWhere: Pomeroy, Meigs County
The Meigs County Museum is home to a robust collection of early Meigs County artifacts and archives. Visitors can learn about the region’s history and catch a glimpse of what life was like in Meigs County throughout its rich past. |
Pike Heritage MuseumWhere: Waverly, Pike County
Housed in the former German Evangelical and Reformed Church built in 1859, the Pike Heritage Museum provides visitors with a unique look at a by-gone era. 110 S Market street Waverly Ohio. Hours: Sat. & Sun. 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Special tours call 740-947-5997 or 740-947-5327. www.piketravel.com |
Alice's House Historical Genealogy societyWhere: McArthur Vinton County
Alice's House serves as the home of the Vinton County Historical and Genealogical Society, and hosts visitors from all over the country who use the house and its records to research family histories. |
Rock Hollow SchoolWhere: Malta, Morgan County
The Rock Hollow School House is an authentic one room school house built in 1874. It is reminiscent of early school education facilities all over Appalachian Ohio. It is complete with original McGuffey school books and original furnishings |
