Visiting Ohio Museums
Did you know there are over one hundred museums in Ohio? Every region of the state has a selection of museums that chronicle history, art, towns, Native Americans, firemen, presidents and dinosaurs – and more. Such a large selection and easy access to these depositories of lore and history make several Ohio museums one of many must-see places in the Buckeye state.
Whether you want to see ancient dinosaur bones at the Cincinnati Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History or you would rather check out the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum in Pickerington, there's a museum in Ohio that will tickle your fancy. Central Ohio offers visitors and residents who appreciate artistic talent the Columbus museum of Art while those looking for a bit of history can visit the Motts Military Museum.
One of the most famous places to visit in northeastern Ohio is the Rock and Roll or the Pro Football Halls of Fame Museums, but if you're not into sports or music, visitors can also venture to the Canton Museum of Art or the Indian Museum of Lake County. Whether you want to be inside or outside, there are plenty of choices for travelers throughout the state. Check out the Ashtabula Marine Museum or the Cowan Pottery Museum. For the kids, try the Great Lakes Science Center or the Cleveland Police Historical Society and Museum.
Visiting northwest Ohio museums is also easy with a large number of possibilities, including but not limited to historic (and live) Sauder Village as well as the Toledo Museum of Art, the Central Mutual Insurance Co. Fire Museum and the Wolcott House Museum Complex.
From historical societies houses found in Victorian era structures to the arboretums and art galleries built in recent years, museums throughout the state offer a combination of ageless and priceless items for our viewing enjoyment. Visitors can learn something new or see artifacts of subjects they've studied for years at any of a number of museums located throughout the state. From Great Lakes ships to the flowers that grow on Ohio hillsides, there's a museum dedicated to everything wonderful found in this great and diverse state in the heart of America.
From ancient Native American pottery to the latest and greatest in space exploration, Ohio's museums are filled with wonderful pieces of art and artifacts that show us where we've been and where we're going. Museums in Ohio appeal to multiple age groups and interests, so finding one for your enjoyment isn't difficult. Check out listings of Ohio museums and choose a few to visit on your weekend or vacation. You'll be surprised and amazed at the number of opportunities to see something that takes your breath away.
Whether you want to see ancient dinosaur bones at the Cincinnati Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History or you would rather check out the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum in Pickerington, there's a museum in Ohio that will tickle your fancy. Central Ohio offers visitors and residents who appreciate artistic talent the Columbus museum of Art while those looking for a bit of history can visit the Motts Military Museum.
One of the most famous places to visit in northeastern Ohio is the Rock and Roll or the Pro Football Halls of Fame Museums, but if you're not into sports or music, visitors can also venture to the Canton Museum of Art or the Indian Museum of Lake County. Whether you want to be inside or outside, there are plenty of choices for travelers throughout the state. Check out the Ashtabula Marine Museum or the Cowan Pottery Museum. For the kids, try the Great Lakes Science Center or the Cleveland Police Historical Society and Museum.
Visiting northwest Ohio museums is also easy with a large number of possibilities, including but not limited to historic (and live) Sauder Village as well as the Toledo Museum of Art, the Central Mutual Insurance Co. Fire Museum and the Wolcott House Museum Complex.
From historical societies houses found in Victorian era structures to the arboretums and art galleries built in recent years, museums throughout the state offer a combination of ageless and priceless items for our viewing enjoyment. Visitors can learn something new or see artifacts of subjects they've studied for years at any of a number of museums located throughout the state. From Great Lakes ships to the flowers that grow on Ohio hillsides, there's a museum dedicated to everything wonderful found in this great and diverse state in the heart of America.
From ancient Native American pottery to the latest and greatest in space exploration, Ohio's museums are filled with wonderful pieces of art and artifacts that show us where we've been and where we're going. Museums in Ohio appeal to multiple age groups and interests, so finding one for your enjoyment isn't difficult. Check out listings of Ohio museums and choose a few to visit on your weekend or vacation. You'll be surprised and amazed at the number of opportunities to see something that takes your breath away.
