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May 20, 2026

District #9 Schoolhouse Open House

Step back in time at the District #9 One-room Schoolhouse at 5064 Jaycox Rd. In North Ridgeville in Lorain County. Built in 1859 as one of ten district schools, it continues to serve the community as a place of learning and exploration. Visitors can sit in an authentic desk and experience all essential parts of […]

May 20, 2026

All Aboard Hilliard’s Station!

Discover the history of Hilliard’s train station and the stories behind its beginnings. This event is perfect for history buffs and train enthusiasts. The original building brings visitors back to the late 1800s with its telegraph key and crank telephone. The engaging Station Master will be available for tours and a special activity, where you […]

May 20, 2026

Heritage Hall Museum

The Lakeside Heritage Society’s Heritage Hall Museum will be open Saturday, September 12 and Saturday, September 19, from 11am to 3pm. Heritage Hall has recently undergone a major renovation and exhibit redesign, and had its grand re-opening this past June. Come check it out and learn about the history of the historic Lakeside community!

May 19, 2026

Heritage Day

Liberty Twp Historical Society would like to invite you to attend our 8th Annual Heritage Day Event. The 1800’s Gregory Cabin will be open, and a docent will conduct tours and explain the pioneer lifestyle. Additional learning opportunities and highlights include: Daughters of The American Revolution information. Live blacksmith demonstrations. Miniature Horses on display Midpointe […]

May 17, 2026

Historical Studabaker Schoolhouse, 1st Brick Schoolhouse in Darke County Ohio

The Studabaker Schoolhouse is the first brick schoolhouse in Darke County, constructed circa 1840 on the Abraham Studabaker pioneer homestead. The schoolhouse features a recreated 1840s schoolhouse that transports you back to early American education.” It is a free event on Sunday, September 13, 2026 / 2-4:30 p.m.

May 14, 2026

Discover Historic Fredericktown with the Fredericktown Area Historical Society

Join us for “Discover Historic Fredericktown”, a public program celebrating the rich community of Fredericktown. Through an engaging Power Point presentation attendees will explore historic homes, businesses and landmark buildings that have shaped the character of the community over generations. Historic photographs maps and images will highlight how the community has changed over time while […]

May 14, 2026

A Taste of Colonial America at the Museum of Ceramics

A Taste of Colonial America at the Museum of Ceramics invites visitors to experience early food traditions while exploring one of East Liverpool’s historic cultural institutions. Located in the city’s downtown historic district, the Museum of Ceramics reflects the region’s rich industrial and community history. As part of a shared Taste of Colonial America experience, […]

May 13, 2026

Historic Armory – Senior Center of Sidney Guided Tour

Senior Center of Sidney – Shelby County Guided Tour invites visitors to explore a historic community building with over a century of service. Constructed in 1913 as an Armory, the building has played an important role in Sidney’s history. Over the past 113 years, it has served many purposes, including as an Armory, museum, local […]

May 12, 2026

1887 Wenger One Room Schoolhouse Tour

Step back in time to 1887 and visit the Wenger One Room Schoolhouse, District #4! The old schoolhouse has been restored and furnished with period desks and schoolhouse items from the time period. You will also be able to view old pictures of other schoolhouses in the area. There will be a PowerPoint slide show […]

May 11, 2026

Wilson-Lenox Home Guided Tour

Take a guided tour through the first brick home in Shelby County! Built in 1816, the Wilson-Lenox home is located on a beautiful property that is a working farm. The Miami Erie Canal forms the South boundary of the farm which is the longest earthen berm spanning a valley on the Miami-Erie Canal system. It […]