Train Museum in Cairo, OH
1. Allen County Museum
From Business: The Museum originally opened in 1908 with space supplied in Memorial Hall and moved to its present site on West Market Street in 1956. In 1976 an addition was…
6. Armstrong Air & Space Museum
From Business: The year was 1969 and the mood was as high as the man on the moon. Neil A. Armstrong had done what no man had done before him. From his hometown of Wapakoneta,…
7. Hancock Historical Museum
From Business: The museum began with the acquisition of the Hull-Flater House at 422 West Sandusky Street, and first opened to the public in 1971. The house was built in 1881…
8. Hardin County Historical Museum
From Business: We are a non-profit organization that promotes and preserves the history of Hardin County Ohio. Home of the Kenton Cast Iron Toys and the first Medal of Honor…
9. Mazza Museum
10. Children's Museum of Findlay-Little Main Street
11. Bicycle Museum of America
From Business: Welcome to the Bicycle Museum of America. Our museum has over 200 bicycles on display and 800 in our total collection! Come see us and embark on a guided or…
13. Artspace/Lima
From Business: The mission of ARTSPACE / LIMA is to promote the arts to the citizens of West Central Ohio through excellence in exhibitions, education, and community events.…
From Business: The Delphos Canal Commission is a non-profit organization whose purpose is the acquisition and preservation of articles relevant to the history of the Miami and…
20. Auglaize County Historical Society
22. Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center
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