4.5Rock & Roll Hall of Fame(9.822 reviews)from $35.90 - Bucket list item for rock and roll fans Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums
Headquartered in a boldly designed building on Lake Erie's shore, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a 150,000-square-foot museum featuring ever-changing exhibits documenting the history of rock and roll, from Elvis to our days. You’ll see hundreds of original artifacts, from Jimi Hendrix outfits to The Beatles’ handwritten lyrics. Experience the excitement of a Rock Hall induction night at the Power of Rock Experience or have your very own jam session at the Garage. You can also watch a concert while you're here, so check out the Rock Hall’s schedule and plan ahead. – TripadvisorSee more..
Just a fantastic travel experience. Unique, awesome in scale, appeals to a wide array of audiences. I loved seeing all of the different Air Force One's- neat to see their development (including FDR's wheelchair component) and to see the plane where LBJ took the oath. The kids loved the VR things (which have an additional cost but since the museum is free otherwise it's not too bad). The kids can explore and walk around in planes. We were there for like 2 hours and only saw a small part. It's a fantastic travel experience and highly recommend if you are anywhere in southwest Ohio. The kids loved it (6 and 12) and I and the wife loved it, which is often hard to make everyone happy but this nails it. I want to go back and see the rest.See more..
4.5A Christmas Story House(2.272 reviews) - Tour the house used in "A Christmas Story" Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Points of Interest & Landmarks
A Christmas Story House, now restored to its movie splendor, is open year round to the public for tours. Directly across the street from the house is the official A Christmas Story House Museum, which features original props, costumes and memorabilia from the film, as well as hundreds of rare behind-the-scenes photos. Among the props and costumes are the toys from the Higbee's window, Randy's snowsuit, the chalkboard from Miss Shields' classroom and the family car. After reliving A Christmas Story at Ralphie's house don't forget to visit the museum gift shop for your own Major Award Leg Lamp and other great movie memorabilia.See more..
4.5Pro Football Hall of Fame(2.218 reviews) - Take the Insiders Tour Sunday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums • Sports Camps & Clinics • Sports Complexes
Visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame and create unforgettable family memories. Teach your kids about the Legends of the Game in the historic Bronzed Bust Gallery. Make the call in our interactive replay booth. Take a family photo next to the iconic Lombardi Trophy. Witness the Super Bowl like never before in our Super Bowl 55 Theater and see the full collection of all 55 Super Bowl rings.See more..
We are home to a visual history of American Signage from 1870 through 1970. Hand carved wooden signs, gold leaf, electric light bulbs, and neon all grace our walls and tell amazing stories, especially when told by our founder and avid collector Tod. Take a trip down memory lane and visit us in the Camp Washington neighborhood of Cincinnati!See more..
4.0Great Lakes Science Center(656 reviews) - A Brilliant Place - A Must Visit Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums • Science Museums
Great Lakes Science Center makes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) come alive for more than 300,000 visitors a year through hundreds of hands-on exhibits, exhibitions, the Cleveland Clinic DOME Theater, Steamship William G. Mather, daily science demonstrations, seasonal camps, and more. We're home to the NASA Glenn Visitor Center, where you’ll find an awesome space experience with galleries, interactive exhibits, fascinating artifacts and amazing NASA media. Visit The Cafe, located on the lower level of Great Lakes Science Center. See spectacular views of North Coast Harbor as you enjoy delicious meals and nutritious snacks, including oven-baked homemade pizza, hand-crafted sandwiches, homemade soups and seasonal salads. Burgers, chicken tenders, hot dogs and fries are always available as well! Don’t forget to stop at the Cleveland Clinic DOME Theater concession stand located on the main level for fresh popped popcorn, theater candy and assorted beverages.See more..
4.5Castle Noel(564 reviews) - A place of history, magic and wonder for all Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
See it all at America’s Largest Indoor Year-roundChristmas Entertainment Attraction featuring “Holly”wood Christmas Movieland, “I Had That” Toyland Experience, NYC Christmas Windowland. Experience flying with Santa in the simulator ride and receive a DVD. Hold on as you enter our magical world through the North Pole Blizzard Vortex tunnel. In a wheel chair? Santa set it up to be wheel chair accessible. Go through Santa’s Squeeze and find out how Santa feels going down a chimney. Climb Santa Klaus mountain, see Santa and get “The Best Santa Photo Ever” then, Slide back down like Ralphie. Simply Amazing! Directly from Hollywood: The entire “Holly”wood Christmas Movieland prop and costume collection. The world’s largest privately owned collection of Hollywood Christmas movie props and costumes used in the movies: “Elf”, “Grinch”, “Turboman”, “Santa Claus 1, 2 and 3” and much more.PLUS, over $2 million in NYC Christmas window displays from Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor, Bloomingdales and more. America’s #1 Christmas Fun Place.See more..
5.0Warther Museum(426 reviews) - A one of a kind out of the way must see Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
The Warther Museum is home of the world famous woodcarvings of steam engines by Ernest Mooney Warther carved out of ivory, ebony, and walnut. Mrs. Warther's button collection numbers over 73,000 buttons in patterns, and her Swiss style gardens still bloom seasonally to this day. The Warther Museum is more than you can imagine as you see what two people created in just one lifetime.See more..
4.5Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum(383 reviews) - A Brilliant Museum - A Must for All Baseball Fans Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum will close to the public on November 1 as it undergoes comprehensive modifications to upgrade and enhance the visitor experience. The museum will reopen in March with a ribbon-cutting ceremony prior to 2019 Reds Opening Day. During the renovations, the museum will continue to offer offseason tours of Great American Ball Park along with educational programming and outreach events.See more..
5.0National Museum of the Great Lakes(357 reviews) - Wonderful museum about the history of the Great Lakes Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums
This is a maritime museum dedicated to the Great Lakes. There are six exhibit galleries, an outdoor maritime park, the Col. James M. Schoonmaker Museum Ship, and the Museum Tug OHIO. While the Ship is open seasonally May- October, the museum and maritime park open year-round. Capacity is limited and pre-purchased reservations is available online.See more..
4.5Imagination Station(346 reviews) - Would Visit Again Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
Make Imagination Station, Toledo's Science Center, your family's destination. In addition to your favorite exhibits and attractions, we always have something new. In 2014, a new simulator film, Over the Edge!, joined the High Wire Cycle, the BOYO, the Gravity Room, eight Learning Worlds and hundreds of interactive exhibits, activities and demonstrations!See more..
I'm a car fan but don't know much about Packards. This small museum contains) Packards dating back to 1906. Each car is labeled with it's original price, a description, and a price comparison to other costs during that year. It doesn't take long to get through it and was worth the side stop! See more..
The Wright Cycle Complex is located next to the main building in Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park and is part of the park. There is only one room in the building that is open, so it only takes a few minutes to visit. However, it's well worth stopping into to see the Wright's workshop, tools, and bicycles.See more..
4.5Frank Lloyd Wright's Westcott House(264 reviews) - Good Restoration of a Prairie Style Home Sunday: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings
The Westcott House was built in 1908 for Burton J. And Orpha L. Westcott. The Westcott property is the only Prairie style house designed by Wright in the state of Ohio. The grounds include the main house and a garage with pony stable connected by an extensive pergola. In 1946, due to the housing crisis following World War II, the house was divided into multiple apartments. The house no longer reflected the vision of its architect. The original furniture and most of the original light fixtures and other details were removed from the house. Lack of resources led to an extreme deterioration of the structure. The house has recently undergone a multi-million restoration. Each of its features - from art glass to original hardware and hand-decorated encaustic walls to massive urns - has been returned to its 1908 appearance. Furniture has been rebuilt according to Wright's specifications and gardens re-landscaped in keeping with the time. The house is now managed by a non-profit organization.See more..
4.5Merry-Go-Round Museum(262 reviews) - Small but wel worth a visit... Speciality Museums
This museum contains genuine craftsman works of art. The old carved and intricately painted merry go round animals are truly beautiful pieces. a ride on the carousel in the middle of the museum is included in the cost of the visit. A visit wont take a long time but is well worth a stop.See more..
4.5Yoder's Amish Home(260 reviews) - Very informative Sunday: Speciality Museums
We purchased the package at $13 each. This includes the guided tours through the house and barn, buggy rides, and schoolhouse tour. Going through the house tours, the guide explains the beliefs of the Amish and the history behind the farm. The house tour ends with the bakery on the first floor. We purchased a loaf of bread, some jams/jellies, and sweets on the honor system. Afterwards, we had a picnic at the provided picnic tables on the property. The barn is 136 years old and has great workmanship. It also has some barn animals to pet. The buggy ride was nice with good conversation with the driver. It is short, but that is to be expected. The schoolroom tour tells how the Amish are educated and what is taught. Since we are educators, we found it quite interesting. See more..
4.5Liberty Aviation Museum(242 reviews) - Visitors from out of town Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Military Museums • Speciality Museums • History Museums
The Liberty Aviation Museum is a newer "working" museum that opened in July of 2012 at the Erie-Ottawa International Airport (PCW Carl Keller Field) in Port Clinton, Ohio. Our museum consists of our B-25 Mitchell, WWII bomber "Georgie's Gal" built in 1945, recently restored by Aero Trader out of Chino, CA. Ground vehicles include a 1941 Dodge ambulance, 2 Jeeps, German 37mm AA gun, German Horch Truck, German Field Kitchen, German Kubel, 3 BMW Motorcycles, Tiger Tank Replica, Hetzer Tank Replica, Panther Tank Replica (currently undergoing restoration away from the museum), & 2 WWII PT boats under current restoration (The PT-728 Thomcat is currently on display while restoration work is being completed in the museum's new hangar expansion. The sister boat, the PT-724 is currently on display outside by the museum's second hangar. The PT-728 Thomcat will be available for boat experiences when restoration is completed. We have many items that are on rotating display that may not always been on display throughout the year during your visit. Please contact us if you are interested in viewing a specific item. On permanent display within our galleries is the WWII service uniform of actor Clark Gable. The museum also has 3 screen worn uniforms from the actors who played Col. Klink, Col. Hogan, & Sgt. Schultz from the TV show Hogan's Heroes. Also, throughout the year we have many events such as big band hangar dances, Ford Tri-Motor rides, WWII era B-25, B-17, C-47, & AT-6 aircraft rides, Waco Biplane rides, concerts, books signings, car shows, and more. Please visit our website for more information!See more..
4.5MAPS Air Museum(232 reviews) - Years of memories and aviation history Sunday: 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Libraries • History Museums
MAPS Air Museum is an internationally known museum of aviation and serves as a center of aviation history for Northeast Ohio. The museum features over 130 exciting educational displays in it's collection of acquired artifacts, interactive exhibits and historical archives in its own library. The museum currently has over 50 aircraft in the inventory and is a War Memorial as we have a piece of the Battleship Arizona on display.See more..
Married couple with no kids. A very neat place to explore and enjoy the weird. Got "lost" for 2 hours. Definitely had some dark corners to get sucked into. Highly recommend for those who just wanna be and exist. My recommendations for this place for improvement: 1) Have employees flush out excessive lingering persons from certain areas so that everyone can have a chance to experience each nook-and-cranny (the monster-mouth area had a large group of stubborn teenagers who vocalized their irritation at other kids wishing to explore) 2) Continuous flow of refilling/rechecking hand sanitation stations as many were out, and 3) employees making sure children aren't running at an unsafe speed and pushing others out of the way.See more..
4.5Canton Classic Car Museum(198 reviews) - Great little gem in Canton Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
Ohio's nostalgia museum filled with cars from 1904-1981, and lots of memorabilia.See more..
5.0Wagner-Hagans Auto Museum(179 reviews) - Great auto museum in Columbus Ohio Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
We do not have regular hours. We do tours by appointment only. Due to my employment situation we do tours in the evenings and weekends.See more..
4.5Campus Martius Museum(169 reviews) - Ohio History Right Before Your Eyes Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 AM Speciality Museums
I was a history major in college and once taught Ohio history so getting to see this building was incredible for me. Not only is the oldest home in Ohio located there but the oldest building in Ohio as well. This is truly a historical treasure and it was awesome that the people over the last centuries managed to preserve such a vital part of history. If you go, please take the tour. The tour guide was informative and truly explained a great deal about the buildings, their significance and how they remain to this day. The cost of admission is $7 but I would highly recommend getting a membership to the Ohio History Connection, which was $50 but allows you to visit over 50 Ohio Historical locations for free as well as some reciprocal locations around the country.See more..
The 618-foot-long Mather, a restored 1925 Great Lakes bulk freighter, is a floating maritime museum.See more..
5.0David Warther Carvings(140 reviews) - Don't Miss This One! Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
We heard about David Warther's carvings/ museum 2 years ago. Now that we've made it back to see this exhibit, we can honestly endorse this 1000% Deep, beautiful & accurate carvings with scrimshaw and more. Intricate work with handmade hairline strings of ivory depicting rope. And best of all David was present and stepped away from his in-house workshop to kindly speak with us. Don't skip a visit to the David Warther Museum! PS - the very first boats David made when he was 6 years old were on display. And he told us of a family vacation to Nantucket when he was just 11 years old. A friend of the family took him aside to give him a two minute skrimshaw lesson. Combined with a love of history, those 2 minutes set him on a course like no one else. See more..
4.5National Aviation Hall of Fame(138 reviews) - National Aviation Hall of Fame Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
The National Aviation Hall of Fame is found inside the museum of the Air Force, between the first and second hangar. It includes many of the greats of aviation. The honorees are arranged by era. Each has their own plaque with a small bio. I found several of my aviation heroes there.See more..
We've been to Logan several times and I've always wanted to check this pencil sharpener museum out. It is a neat place, with some cool things to look at. Definitely worth the 10 minute pit stop.See more..
4.5Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage(126 reviews) - Well worth visiting the Cleveland Jewish history museum Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums • History Museums
Learning about the history of the Jews of Cleveland was very interesting. The museum is very nicely done and takes about 90 minutes to go through. A little gem in the city of my childhood, that I knew nothing about. Well worth the visit, you will find some very interesting pieces of information.See more..
The Museum of Catholic Art and History houses the largest diversified collection of Catholic Art in the United States. The collection includes Historic manuscripts ,oil paintings, pipe organs, statuary, historic vestments from the Holy Land and many other treasures of our Catholic heritage.See more..
3.5Chocolate Museum(117 reviews) - Great eats, drinks and ice cream Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
The chocolate museum is a good excuse to step into air conditioning for a few minutes. Checking out the museum took about five minutes, tasted a bit of chocolate then walked next door to the Bier Garten for refreshments. Nice time.See more..
Many family members have owned Packard cars and still rave about them so many years later. I was somewhat aware of the local connection to Ohio, but while we were not far from Warren we decided to visit the National Packard Museum. This is a very nice museum with an amazing collection of cars and history. Cars from all 4 years when Packards were built in Warren; a beautiful Packard convertible purchased by Howard Hughes for his wife; examples of Packard's contributions to the war effort. This is not a museum that you finish in 30min and forget, this is a solid multi-hour experience that will make you really appreciate the Packards and what was born in Warren. Also if you're wondering, the museum is well setup to be a safe place during this pandemic with good health safety measures and the ability to enjoy the museum and still be socially distant. Check it out, it is worth a drive to visit.See more..
5.0Bicycle Museum of America(96 reviews) - MORE THAN JUST A STROLL Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Welcome to the Bicycle Museum of America. Our museum has nearly 150 bicycles on display and 800 in our total collection! Come see us and embark on a guided or self-guided adventure! Learn more about the history of the bicycle and how it helped shape the American landscape through innovation and design. Our mission is to provide an understanding through interpretation, social relevance and the dissemination of information on bicycles and cycling on a global and historical platform.See more..
4.5Ohio River Museum(93 reviews) - A Learning Experience. Speciality Museums
Entry is free for military and retired military with ID card, otherwise, it is $7.00 to visit the museum and the historic W.P. Snyder Jr. paddle-wheel tow boat. There are three smaller rooms with a number of artifacts and a large number of excellent models of boats that plied the Ohio River and its tributaries in years gone by. The most interesting exhibit, though, is the W.P Snyder Jr. A guide will come scoop you up after a while if you wish the tour. He was very knowledgeable and able to answer any and all questions about the boat which was delivered, under its own steam, to the museum in 1955. It is a listed National Historic Landmark. He refused a tip and suggested I put it into the jar for preservation of the boat. Of all the things we learned during our visit, the most interesting was that the bottom of the Ohio River is lined with the ashes of the coal burned by the old steamers. And yes, that "lining" is not good for the river's health.See more..
4.5Glass Pavilion(90 reviews) - Learned so much Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
I rate this as an excellent museum because i learned so much from it. The docents/volunteers were generous in sharing their knowledge with us and their love of glass/art/history. The hour spent there was a mixture of amazement that glass has been around for so long ( since thousands of years b.c. ) and awe that pieces of it have survived intact for so long. Also enjoyed seeing the many modern pieces of art glass.See more..
4.5The Troll Hole Museum(83 reviews) - Random, but interesting Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Guided, interactive, educational and funny tours of Guinness World record troll doll collection. Enjoy shopping bright colorful unique items and handcrafted coffee, teas and Belgian waffles. The 45 minute guided tour will fill your day with mystique and magic as you are taken through two floors, six rooms, and a troll cave complete with waterfalls and and a troll mountain. There is a DreamWorks Trolls exhibit and guest appearances by Poppy on select days.See more..
We really enjoyed our visit here. This is truly a beautiful building. It's in excellent condition. Our docent was new (she said it was her 4th tour), and did an excellent job. We really enjoyed hearing the stories of the building and the people who lived there. If you're interested in historical buildings, this is definitely worth a visit.See more..
4.5Allen County Museum(82 reviews) - grand-daughter wanted to visit a museum Speciality Museums
We had our grand-daughter with us for a few days and my wife asked her 'what do you want to do this afternoon?' and she said "go to a museum'. We had taken her to the places close to us already and suggested the Allen County Museum and she said "fine" an so we went. We got there about 2:30pm on this Saturday afternoon and they close at 4pm. We had not allotted enough time to really 'do' this museum. It was a great experience ... lots of exhibits that were very interesting, especially the model train room and it's contents. The 'suggested donation' is $5.00 per person ... it's value is worth a lot more. We will return !See more..
4.5Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum(80 reviews) - A Nice Museum with Enjoyable Exhibits Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
I was lucky enough to be the first one in the door on a Saturday morning. I was able to walk through the upstairs exhibits without interruption. The museum staff was very friendly and helpful during my visit. It's a smaller museum that will take up a good three hours to visit. One could spend longer there, but that was just enough for me. I liked the displays and the stories behind the displays. Worth the entrance fee and worth seeing.See more..
5.0Snook's Dream Cars(79 reviews) - A must see collection for car lovers! Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
Automobile history comes alive in Snook's Dream Cars Automobile Museum, fittingly located adjacent to one of America's first cross-country highways, U.S. 6, in Bowling Green, Ohio. Your journey in the "past lane" begins as you step into an authentically recreated 1940s-era Texaco filling station, featuring an extensive collection of "automobilia" - everything from hood ornaments and window cranks to seat covers, bug remover and backseat touring games. You will continue past an operational, four-bay mechanics' area where vintage vehicles are repaired, and into a working museum of coin-operated amusements, ranging from pinball and slot machines to a Model-T Kiddie Ride (bring along your quarters!). You won't want to miss the antique pedal cars, Texaco promotional gimmicks or the classic collection of automobile decanters, some still holding their original Jim Beam brew. When you've had your fill of these "time machines" wheel into a spectacular showroom of dream cars from the '30s, '40s, '50s and '60s. The Snooks' eclectic collection reflects the elegance of years past. Displayed in authentic settings, these vintage vehicles will take you back to a 1930s general store, a 1940s stroll throught downtown Bowling Green, a 1950s diner, and a 1960s Sebring raceway pitlane. A collection of classic military vehicles completes the living museum, where all the cars are running, reliable and ready to show. Before you leave, be sure to stop in the gift shop, and take a little bit of history home with you. PLEASE CALL FOR WEEKEND AVAILABILITY.See more..
4.5Biblewalk(74 reviews) - Good Road Stop Sunday: Speciality Museums
You will be encouraged in your faith in God by walking through the scenes in Biblewalk. God's Word presented using lifesize wax figures narrated from Scripture and including music, special effects and original artwork. Enter the old world and find out how current Jesus' teachings really are. You will not find doctrine here, nor politics, nor any of the stresses of life today. Our two one hour tours include the Life of Christ and the Miracles of the Old Testament. Our four half hour tours include the Reformation, the Martyrs, the Journeys of Paul and The Kingdom of God. Our newest tour includes life sized wood carvings of Jesus incredible life. Take a moment to focus on Jesus today, He never disappoints!See more..
Beautiful space. Went to a "lantern walk" which is well worth going to. Interesting and informative living history park. Handicap accessible for most of the park, and you'll need a few hours. Enjoy some history and culture.See more..
4.0Maritime Museum of Sandusky(63 reviews) - Educational and fun for a wide age range of kids Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Discover the rich maritime heritage of the Sandusky Bay Area at the Maritime Museum of Sandusky. Through our interactive exhibits and educational programs, you can learn about boat building, ice harvesting, commercial fishing, shipwrecks, wetlands, Sandusky's role in the Underground Railroad, recreational boating, commercial shipping, passenger boats, the Battle of Lake Erie and more.See more..
5.0Honda Heritage Center(62 reviews) - Great Experience and Friendly people Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
Fueled by the Power of Dreams, Honda continues to rank as the world’s most innovative mobility company. The Honda Heritage Center™ highlights the company’s successes in North America over the last half century with an array of historical, current and future products – each with its own story. The exhibits showcase the challenging spirit that has driven our company to overcome challenges and make a positive impact on the environment, our communities and our customers. The Honda Heritage Center is open to the public free of charge. Reservations are required. Please visit our website for more information and reservations.See more..
5.0Champaign Aviation Museum(62 reviews) - Absolute "must do"! So much to see - do NOT drive through without stopping! Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
The Champaign Aviation Museum is in the active restoration of a WWII B-17 Flying Fortress bomber. The museum also has a fully restored and flying WWII B-25 Mitchell bomber. Visitors are able to see the active restoration and talk with volunteers working on the aircraft.See more..
The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum is the only regional police museum in the country. We cover all Federal, State, Local, and Private agencies in South West Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Eastern Indiana, the safest place in the country to live.See more..
4.5Kent State University Museum(58 reviews) - An absolutely fabulous museum Sunday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Speciality Museums
The permanent collection is magnificent and each revolving exhibition is worth exploring at length. It's a luxurious place to learn about history, sociology, and couture designs over the last two centuries. People come from all over the globe to study the latest trends at this acclaimed school of fashion and design. The school’s world-class reputation extends to this marvelous public museum. It's recently reopened and the staff has gone to great lengths to make sure it's safe yet comfortable to browse through. Make sure you take the time to check out the splendor on display in the gift shop; it is always stocked with original pieces of jewelry, gorgeous accessories, and wearable original pieces - some even designed by the students who are all destined to become stellar in their chosen professional services. See more..
First and foremost, the staff is what makes the museum. Jerry and Sandi were excellent hosts. My husband and I enjoyed speaking with them and appreciated the time they took to make our experience so wonderful. There's more to this museum than meets the eye. Whether you are interested in the National Road and it's history, Cowboys, fishing, writing, glassware, pottery and Hollywood, this is the spot for you. You can easily spend two hours at this museum. Don't rush through it. If you are offered a tour, take it; you will get so much more out of the experience. The price for admission is very reasonable. The building is fully accessible. There are picnic tables located on site. They have a very nice gift shop, too. Prices are lower than at the average gift shop with many interesting and unique items. They have the best prices on postcards, too.See more..
Nice to visit this well maintained home and grounds. Private tour is included with the admission, and the tour guide really knew her stuff. I was unaware of the significance the Reeves family imparted to the local community, but this visit changed all that. Really, if you're in the area, you've got to go see this.See more..
5.0Dr. Bob's Home(54 reviews) - 12 steps and history Sunday: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
The 12 steps leading into their home was a great start. You felt the history and the magnitude of what Dr Bob and his family accomplished there to start AA. Great reproductions as well as actual artifacts and furniture. The volunteers were knowledgeable and very welcoming.See more..
A must if you are in Ohio. Family loved the ride in the model T Ford but the flight experience was the best. The volunteers are so knowledgable and friendly. Take the $100 package and you get 30 minute video of the flight to relive when you get home plus other goodies. Look forward to next year’s visit.See more..
4.5The WORKS MUSEUM(52 reviews) - A Licking County Treasure Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums
Art and cultural exhibits, a wonderful, interesting museum of the history of Licking Country, an art glass blowing shop in-house, a hands-on, interactive tech/science area for the kids, and the addition of the new planetarium make The Works a must see whether you live in the community or are here for a visit. Don't miss this gem!!See more..
