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Museums in Cedarville, OH

National Afro-American Museum - Museums
(937) 376-4944
1350 Brush Row Rd
Wilberforce, OH 45384
closed now

Viewing the exhibit, “From Victory To Freedom: Afro-American Life in the Fifties”, was a pleasant walk down memory lane for me during my recent visit to the museum. I was…

Clark County Historical Society - Museums
(937) 324-0657
117 S Fountain Ave
Springfield, OH 45502
closed now

From Business: A century-old City Hall and Marketplace has become the new home for Springfield and Clark County’s heritage. Exhibit galleries, an archive and research library,…

Heritage Center of Clark County - Tourist Information & Attractions
(937) 324-0657
117 S Fountain Ave
Springfield, OH 45502
closed now

From Business: The Heritage Center is the home of the Clark County Historical Society museum & archives, which helps preserve, share, & showcase generations of history!The…

The Springfield Arts Council - Arts Organizations & Information
(937) 324-2712
117 S Fountain Ave
Springfield, OH 45502
closed now
Springfield Museum of Art - Museums
(937) 325-4673
107 Cliff Park Rd
Springfield, OH 45504
closed now

From Business: Situated in beautiful Cliff Park along Buck Creek, Springfield Museum of Art (SMoA) mounts a broad array of changing exhibits featuring outstanding creations…

The Pennsylvania House - Museums
(937) 322-7668
1311 W Main St
Springfield, OH 45504
closed now

From Business: Built in 1839, the Pennsylvania House was a popular and respected inn along the National Road. The 7000 square foot Federal-style structure was built using tenon…

Miami Valley Military History Museum - Museums
(937) 381-8820
4 E Main St
Fairborn, OH 45324
closed now

From Business: We have more than 130 uniforms of all types and hundreds of other artifacts on display including a 1953 Willys Jeep inside. The museum is arranged in…

Crabill Homestead - Museums
(937) 882-9216
2817 Croft Rd
Springfield, OH 45503

From Business: A Federal style home, built about 1823 by David and Barbara Crabill where they lived with their 12 children. The home remained in the family until about 1968.…

Davidson Interpretive Center - Museums
(937) 882-6000
5638 Lower Valley Pike
Springfield, OH 45502
Daniel Hertzler House Museum - Museums
(937) 882-6000
5638 Lower Valley Pike
Springfield, OH 45502
Ohio Military Museum - Museums
(937) 878-9722
8725 Haddix Rd
Fairborn, OH 45324
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery - Museums
(937) 328-5128
1465 Upper Valley Pike
Springfield, OH 45504
Bellbrook Historical Museum - Museums
(937) 848-4666
42 N Main St
Bellbrook, OH 45305
Robert-Elaine Stein Galleries - Art Galleries, Dealers & Consultants
(937) 775-2978
3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy
Dayton, OH 45435
closed now
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