Category: Museums
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Museums in New Concord, Norwich tell stories of John Glenn, National Road
John Glenn was an American hero – an original Mercury 7 astronaut who went into space not once but twice, was a U.S. Senator, presidential candidate and U.S. Marine aviator who was a fighter pilot in three wars.
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Westcott, other Wright houses captivate Ohio visitors
Westcott House in Springfield is the oldest and probably the best known house in Ohio by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
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American Sign Museum is bright spot in Cincinnati
If you like bright lights, the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati is a spectacular place to visit. Even if you’re not drawn to bright lights, the place is pretty darn amazing.
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It’s fun for kids to learn at these unique museums
Children’s museums are unique in that they are specifically designed to provide a place for children and their families to learn, grow and have fun together in an environment that typically features science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
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Franklin Park Conservatory is perfect winter escape
I’ve featured Franklin Park Conservatory & Botanical Gardens before in Dusty Tires, but to really appreciate this place, you must visit during the wintertime.
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Indian Mill memorializes Native Americans, mill history
Indian Mill is at the site of a flour mill and sawmill built in 1820 to reward the Wyandotte tribes who remained loyal to the United States against the British in the War of 1812.
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Magnolia Flouring Mills approaches 200 years of history
Magnolia Mill, also known as Magnolia Flouring Mills and Elson’s Mill, is a magnificent, larger-than-life grist mill located in the small town of Magnolia, Ohio, in Stark County.
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Holiday-themed railroad train rides offered this season
Ohio has a selection of holiday-themed train rides that may take you back to your childhood, and bring great memories to your children or grandchildren. Here’s where to find them.
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Ohio’s U.S. Presidents: A look at historical sites
Ohio has provided eight U.S. presidents to the nation. Each of these presidents has left a legacy of historic homes, libraries, museums, final resting places and other historic sites in the state to learn more about their lives and terms in office.
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