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March 31, 2026

Tour the Supreme Court of Ohio’s Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center

The Supreme Court of Ohio is headquartered in the iconic Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center which was completed in 1933 and served as the Ohio Departments of State Building for nearly 70 years. The building, which is located at 65 South Front Street and is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, […]

March 30, 2026

White Water Shaker Village – Open House Sept. 13

Tour White Water Shaker Village! Established in 1823, White Water is one of only 24 Shaker communal villages founded in the United States. The village is home to the nation’s only remaining Shaker brick meeting house, built in 1827 and notable for its unusual suspended truss system. A large dwelling was constructed next door in […]

March 28, 2026

An Illuminating Evening at the Jewett House

Join the Oberlin Heritage Center on Saturday, September 12th for this free event! Guests are welcome to come enjoy the Jewett House (73 S. Professor St., Oberlin, OH) during our Open House from 4:00-4:45pm and hear about life in the Progressive Era from a costumed interpreter portraying Sarah Frances “Fanny” Gulick Jewett. Learn about the […]

March 28, 2026

Mid Century Modern at the Clintonville Woman’s Club

You have always wondered, now you can have a firsthand look at the Clintonville Woman’s Club House! Designed by George M. Clark and built by Corwin L. Knowles, this mid-century modern gem was dedicated in 1965 as the home of the Clintonville Woman’s Club. The Clintonville Woman’s Club was founded in 1939. Since then, CWC […]

March 26, 2026

The Wolcott’s in 10 Objects

In partnership with Ohio Open Doors, join us for a special behind the scenes tour, The Wolcott’s in 10 Objects. This unique experience will explore ten carefully selected artifacts that tell the story of the Wolcott family, the servants who lived with them, their daily lives, their values, and their impact on Maumee. Each object […]

March 25, 2026

Step back in time at Bucyrus Copper Kettle Works – America’s last hand-hammered copper shop!

Discover a piece of living history in the heart of Bucyrus! Since 1874, artisans at the Bucyrus Copper Kettle Works have been hand-hammering copper into beautiful, heirloom-quality kettles, timpani drums and more using the same time-honored methods. On this special day, the doors of this historic workshop will be open to the public. Come see […]

March 23, 2026

South Newbury Union Chapel Sneak Peek Open House

Drop in for a sneak peek at South Newbury Union Chapel before the restoration project begins on this National Register property. Chapel trustees will share the current status and future plans as well as compelling stories of the past, including bloomer girls, suffrage marches, and election smoke-outs. Learn about the area’s associated historic sites, including […]

March 21, 2026

America250, Lake County, Concord Township & The Old Stone School

The history of the Western Reserve passed through Concord Township, Ohio. The 1840 Old Stone School Museum serves as a repository of early state, county and local, pioneer and industrial history including the last remnants of the Girdled Road, the UGRR, agricultural and Revolutionary War Patriot documents, artifacts and stories.

March 20, 2026

Dog Days of Belden Ice Cream Social

Step inside Belden’s historic 1888 one-room schoolhouse and experience local history brought to life. Visitors are invited to explore the preserved classroom, view original artifacts, and learn how children in rural Ohio were educated more than a century ago. Knowledgeable volunteers will be on hand to share stories of the schoolhouse, the community, and daily […]

March 20, 2026

OPEN DOORS

Plan now to visit these splendid historic buildings – the Land Office, built in 1840 and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, built in 1875. Some of the oldest structures in the area, both are well preserved and filled with original features plus a vast array of documents, photos and artifacts.