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Dunbar HouseTo get a brief description of the site please look at Dunbar House and see what awaits your group at the site.219 North P.L. Dunbar StreetVisit the restored home of poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, located 15 minutes off I-75 in Dayton, Ohio. His poems and short stories reflect his observations of society and the experience of his parents, both former slaves. Groups will discover the short but prolific life of the man who became known as the poet laureate of African Americans as they tour this turn-of-the-century home. Guides give life to his writings, making the tour one that will not be forgotten. Groups can also choose from special programs to learn more about Paul Laurence Dunbar. Admission for the motorcoach driver and escort is complimentary with groups of 20 or more. All Ohio Historical Society sites have tiered discount rates for tour operators and are very reasonable. Please refer to the site sheet for more detailed information.
To Plan Your Tour:When you plan your next trip to Dunbar House you can quickly book your visit to the site by calling the number listed at the top of this sheet. LaVerne will be glad to assist your group! The site has tiered prices for tour operators and please call the site to check program and admission prices. To help you plan a great trip, we have included other interesting, group-friendly area attractions and the local convention and visitors on this sheet. The many great attractions and activities available in Dayton and Montgomery County can make for a rewarding group tour experience. Nearby Ohio Historical Society Sites:Piqua Historical Area Other Great Places to Visit and Things to Do in the Area!The Dayton Art Institute For other things to do in the area, contact:Dayton/Montgomery County Convention and Visitors Bureau |
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