Tippecanoe Historical Museum Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
20 N. Third St Tipp City, Oh 45371 Phone - (937) 667-4092 Fax - None Available The Tippecanoe Historical Museum exhibits focus on the people and businesses that created the once thriving canal town. Exhibits on the canal era, the implementation of the railroad through Ohio and unique businesses that have called Tipp City home give visitors a perspective of how life has changed in western Ohio. Offering tours of the five block downtown historic district, Tippecanoe Historical Society members take visitors through an old opera house, a converted Mill and past dozens of historical homes. Call for hours and/or appointments. Free admission, donations appreciated Date: 1-7-2002
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The Newport Aquarium Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
Address Not Available City, State Zipcode Phone - None Available Fax - None Available Bringing the Ocean to the Greater Cincinnati Area. Visit the Newport Aquarium at http://www.newportaquarium.com Date: 7-29-2002
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The Piqua Historical Area State Memorial Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
9845 North Hardin Rd Piqua, Oh 45356 Phone - (937) 773-2522 Fax - None Available Located on 174-acres, the memorial contains the most comprehensive museum on the Woodland Indians, a working canal boat, a restored 1815 farmstead and dozens of festivals and events aimed at history buffs and weekend adventurers alike. On any given weekend from Memorial Day through October, visitors can watch everything from Vintage Baseball games to War of 1812 Date: 2-11-2006
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The Fort Rowdy Museum Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
101 Spring Street Covington, Oh Zipcode Phone - (937) 473-2270 Fax - None Available In 1794, General "Mad Anthony" Wayne constructed a breastworks of brush and logs near the Stillwater River. This breastworks would eventually become the Village of Covington. Legend says that Ft. Rowdy was so named by General Wayne after a group of this officers and men held a rowdy celebration upon completion of the outpost. Though the outpost was later known by several different names, “Rowdy” was the name retained throughout the years. The outpost later became a school house, a mayor’s office and finally, a museum. The building was placed on the National Historic Register in 1981 and includes exhibits on the Civil War and early Miami County history. Keep an eye out for stories and photos from The Great Covington Elephant Hunt that took place not so long ago in this small community. Date: 2-11-2006
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The Rossville Museum and Cultural Center Rate it | Read Reviews or Review It
8250 McFarland Rd Piqua, Oh 45356 Phone - (937) 773-6789 Fax - None Available The Rossville Museum and Cultural Center is an archive of African-American history in the Upper Miami Valley, across the nation and in Africa from the 1700s to the 1900s. The museum is located in the 1869 home of former slave York Ryal, who, along with 382 other slaves, was set free by Virginia Plantation owner John Randolph. The museum highlights exhibits on these freed slaves and the lives they led in Ohio, as well as the earliest African-American burial ground. The museum also houses a special display that showcases the Mills Brothers, an internationally known quartet group from Piqua. Date: 2-11-2006
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