Garst Museum Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
205 N. Broadway Greenville, OH 45331 Phone - 937.548.5250 Fax - 937.548.7645 Darke County Historical Society museum features memorabilia about Annie Oakley and world famous radio broadcaster Lowell Thomas, along with historic artifacts relating to Anthony Wayne and the Treaty of GreeneVille, and Native American artifacts. Other wings in the museum include a village of shops, a wing of early American furnishings, pioneer life, and military uniforms. Admission to the museum is free. Date: 1-7-2002
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John Scott Garbry Museum Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
8415 Looney Road Piqua, Oh 45356 Phone - (937) 778-1980 Fax - None Available This relatively new building houses the classroom and land laboratories for Upper Valley JVS students majoring in the Environmental Occupations Program. The highlight of this student center is a hands-on museum replica of a town square featuring 19th century shops and craft demonstrations. Transportation displays include a Conestoga wagon, carriages and horse-drawn farm equipment. Date: 2-11-2006
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Museum of Troy History Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
124 East Water St Troy, Oh 45373 Phone - (937) 335-4188 Fax - None Available Housed in the restored Civil-War home of John Kitchen, the Museum of Troy History features historic household items used from 1850 to 1950. Rotating displays depict lifestyle themes such as sports, religion, industry and healthcare. Special activities include a July Ice Cream Social, an Annual Tour of Homes in October and a Christmas Open House in December. Date: 2-11-2006
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Northern Kentucky: The Southern Side of Cincinnati -- Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
Address Not Available City, State Zipcode Phone - None Available Fax - None Available Discover the 'Southern Side of Cincinnati,' the bestdestination for meetings, conventions, and vacation fun in Northern Kentucky. Date: 7-29-2002
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Overfield Tavern Museum Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
201 East Water St Troy, Oh 45373 Phone - (937) 335-4019 Fax - None Available This log cabin was constructed as a hotel in 1807 by Pennsylvania native Benjamin Overfield, but has served as a courthouse, jail, church and school. The rustic structure has lodged future presidents and stood as a testament to Troy's early success and the spirit of growth in this community and country. The logs on the building are held together at the corners with "inverted V" or "steeple" notchings and have miraculously stood the test of time. Currently, the building houses one of the finest collections of early 19th century household furnishings, used by early pioneers in Miami County. Many activities take place at the "tavern" throughout the year, and include living history programs and craft demonstrations. Date: 2-11-2006
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