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522 matches in Ohio
Historic 1809 stone building in Zanesville preserving early Ohio territorial and pioneer-era history through exhibits and architecture.
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Museum dedicated to Tiffin Glass Company products — covers the chemistry of glass production and the history of American decorative glassmaking.
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Local history museum tracing Toledo's development from frontier town to industrial city — covers Northwest Territory settlement, Erie Canal era, and Great Lakes commerce.
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Museum dedicated to the history of trapping and the American fur trade — covers frontier economics, wildlife management history, and material culture.
Regional fine-art gallery in Warren, OH, with rotating exhibits by local and regional artists — supports visual art curriculum.
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County historical society covering Trumbull County's role in Ohio's development — supports local and regional history, genealogy, and primary-source document study.
University-affiliated gallery space with rotating public exhibits — supports visual art curriculum and contemporary arts study.
Local veterans' memorial museum in Germantown, OH — covers US military history from multiple conflicts through artifacts and personal accounts.
Restored Victorian-era home in Holmes County illustrating 19th-century domestic life, architecture, and Ohio social history.
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Campus observatory with telescopes — covers astronomy, optics, and observational science.
Regional historical society with archives and exhibits on Northeast Ohio and Western Reserve settlement — 19th-century social and industrial history.
Local history museum in Westerville covering 19th–20th-century Ohio community life and the Anti-Saloon League's temperance movement.
Small Ohio historical society — community heritage and 19th-century rural life.
Dedicated lilac garden with dozens of cultivars — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal bloom cycles.
Wood County museum documenting regional northwest Ohio history, agriculture, and community development — supports local and state history curriculum.
Gallery featuring Woodrow Nash's ceramic figurative sculpture; supports visual arts and art history curriculum focused on African American artistic traditions.
Ohio wildlife management area with wetlands and upland habitat — supports field study of wildlife ecology, waterfowl biology, and habitat management.
Small Zanesville gallery featuring works by artist Yan Sun; supports visual arts and contemporary painting study at the regional level.
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