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ASHLAND COUNTY

Ashland County Historical Society

 420 Center St., Ashland, OH 44805

Phone: 419-289-3111

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Website: https://www.ashlandhistory.org/

Hours: Tues.-Fri., 10am–3pm; Open the first Sat. of each month

A complete tour brings you through 3 multi-story buildings on our main campus. These buildings consist of a late 1800sstreetscape, veterans exhibit, sports hall of fame, natural history, Ashland manufacturing exhibit, and an 1800s Victorian Manor House. A recent addition to the Historical Society, also open for tours, is the Freer Children’s Home, built in the 1800s.


Cleo Redd Fisher Museum

 203 E. Main St., Loudonville, OH 44842

Phone: 419-994-4050

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Website:https://www.crfmuseum.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CRFMuseum/

Hours: (Free admission) Mon.–Fri.,10am–4pm; Select weekends or by appointment. Limited staff Mon.-Fri.; hours based on availability. Calling ahead is encouraged.

From folk heroes to famous inventors, the Mohican area’s past is full of colorful characters and amazing stories: inventors who revolutionized the way we live, entertainers who wowed royalty, explorers who braved the frontier, and industries that became icons of their time. The CRF Museum tells these stories and more through period displays interactive exhibits also operates the historic Workman Cabin, built in 1838 in Central Park. The cabin was home to Morgan and Jerutia Workman and their 12 children, serving not only as their residence but also a wayward inn and a Dunkard church.