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June 30, 2026

Inside the Hamilton County Justice System

The Hamilton County Courthouse will open its doors to provide a “behind-the-scenes” look at the justice system. As the only county in Ohio to have built six courthouses (reflecting hundreds of years of growth and resilience), the event will highlight how local courts have shaped the American promise of “justice for all.” The event kicks […]

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June 29, 2026

Benson Street Historical Walk

Put on your comfortable walking shoes and enjoy a guided stroll through the Benson Street area of Reading. This walking tour invites visitors to experience the community’s historic downtown and explore the places that have been part of Reading’s story for generations. As participants walk through the area, they will have the opportunity to view […]

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June 28, 2026

Peter Miller House Museum Open-House

Step inside one of Avon Lake’s oldest treasures during this rare open house at the Peter Miller House Museum. Built about 1830 by Peter and Ruth Miller, the home is one of the first frame houses on the Avon Township lakeshore and one of the last remaining pre-Civil War lakefront houses in Lorain County. Visitors […]

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June 26, 2026

Historic Sherwood-Davidson Open House

The Sherwood-Davidson House Museum will be open for tours on Friday September 11th, during our Open Doors welcoming visitors for the fall season. Our dedicated volunteers have worked tirelessly over the past several months to thoughtfully decorate and stage the home in preparation for guests. This year’s theme celebrates America’s 250th Semi quincentennial, with exhibits […]

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June 26, 2026

Echoes from the Past- Patriot Grave Marking Ceremony

Join us at the Old Sixth Street Cemetery for a special Patriot Grave Marker Ceremony honoring two Revolutionary War Patriots laid to rest in this historic burial ground. They are two of 115 patriot burials in Licking County documented by Ohio’s Revolutionary War Veteran Graves Project. The event highlights the cemetery’s role as an important […]

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June 25, 2026

Journey Through Our American Story

This year, we are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the birth of the United States of America. Visitors are invited to experience this milestone within the historic home of the Shelby County Historical Society, housed in the former G. G. Haslup Mansion (1902), a striking example of […]

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June 25, 2026

WFLIC Interactive Museum Experience

Step into an interactive museum experience all about Shelby County! Follow interactive pictures through 6 unique galleries as they discuss the county’s pioneer, transportation, innovation, and industrial histories. Fly a plane across the fields like the Korn brothers, touch an actual mammoth bone, and learn about iconic people from Shelby County History. There is surely […]

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June 25, 2026

Bonnyconnellan Castle Tour

Step inside one of Sidney’s most treasured historic homes during the Open Doors Tour. Built in the late 19th century, Bonnyconnellan Castle is a striking and one-of-a-kind example of architecture inspired by the romantic castles of old Ireland. With its towers, stonework, and distinctive design, the home captures the old-world whimsy and charm of a […]

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June 25, 2026

Temperance Masonic Lodge Tour

Have you ever wondered what lies behind the doors of the Masonic Temple? This is your opportunity to explore one of our community’s most fascinating historic buildings and learn about the organizations that have met within its walls for generations. Join us for a special open house where you will have the chance to tour […]

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June 24, 2026

Explore Behind the Seams: A Tour of the Textile Collections

Imagine traveling back in time to 1885! Explore textiles, fabrics, and linens from early Muskingum County history in an immersive setting. The Dr. Increase Mathews House Museum and Gardens, originally built in 1805, was expanded a century later when Dr. Mathews’ granddaughter added three additional levels to the stone home in 1885. Go beyond the […]