Harrison Tomb

"It has ever appeared to me, that the office of President of the United States should not be sought after by any individual; but that the people should spontaneously, and with their own free will, accord the distinguished honor to the man whom they believed would best perform its important duties."
William Henry Harrison
Speech given at the Log Cabin Campaign at Fort Meigs, 1840

Know Before You Go

Key things to do or see when you visit.

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History

Explore Harrison's Tomb's significance to Ohio History.

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Local Management

The Harrsion Tomb State Memorial is managed by the Harrison-Symmes Memorial Foundation Museum

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Interesting Facts

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Collections

Discover some of the amazing collections on view at the Harrison Tomb.

Historic Buildings and Resources

Documentation of Harrison's Tomb historic structures.

General Information

Harrison Tomb
Intersection of Cliff Rd. & Brower Rd.
North Bend, OH

Site Manager/Mailing Address:
Harrison Symmes Memorial Foundation
110 Spring Street
Cleves, OH 45002

Phone: 513-941-3744

Hours

December 15 - March 1
CLOSED*

March 2 - December 14
Daylight Hours

*Open the weekend Harrison's Birthday (February 9)

Admission

FREE

Location

Harrison Tomb is located at the intersection of Cliff Rd. and North Brower Rd. in North Bend, in Hamilton County, 15 miles west of Cincinnati. Coordinates are 39°32' 00.01" N and 81° 46' 25.47"

Handicapped Accessibility

Ohio Historical Society strives to meet ADA requirements. However, historic structures and outdoor areas provide challenges that make it difficult to provide complete access to all visitors. Please call the site with specific questions and concerns.