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PLEASE NOTE: On March 7, 2003, the property and all site administration and management responsibilities for the Ohio Ceramic Center were transferred from the Ohio Historical Society to Hocking College in Nelsonville, Ohio. Hocking College will continue working with the Ceramic Pottery Museum Association (CPMA) of Crooksville to operate the museum. The CPMA operated the museum as a partner with the Society and was the driving force in the establishment of the museum in 1971.
Clay deposits in the Zanesville, Roseville, and Crooksville area encouraged settlers to manufacture ceramic products here early in the 19th century. The industry grew during the late 19th century as local potteries turned to the production of highly decorative pieces. This "art pottery" remained popular until the 1920's. It is highly collectable today. While visiting the Ohio Ceramic Center you will find these potteries represented: Alpine, Brush, Burley Winter, Cookson, Crooksville China Company, Friendship, Gonder, Hull, LePere, Longaberger, McCoy, Queen, Robinson-Ransbottom, Rockingham, Roseville, Shawnee, Star Stoneware, Ungemach, Watt, Weller, Worthington, works from local artist-Betty Ford, and a collection of bricks from National Brick Collectors Association. HOURS
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![]() LOCATIONThe Ohio Ceramic Center is located at 7327 Ceramic Road NE (County Road 96) at State Route 93, between Roseville and Crooksville in Perry County. ![]() GENERAL INFORMATION
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