December will soon be here and with its coming, the Museum will be full of beautifully decorated trees. The Christmas tree preview is December 4th and 5th from 1:00 to 5:00 pm. The Christmas open house is on Saturday, December 11th from 2:00 – 8:00 pm and on Sunday, December…
The museum celebrated Veterans’ day with a display of military uniforms and memorabilia from various time periods in U.S. history. The drawing for the guns was held on November 11. Rose Bowers was the winner of the Kimble and Gavin Pike was the winner of the rifle. Congratulations to both!
On Sunday, October 24, the Museum celebrated Halloween with Food , Fun and Fright. The museum was decorated for Halloween and members of the board presented tales of Wyandot County murders. Grilled hot dogs and bags of candy were available to visitors. The decorations at the museum will be on…
On Saturday, October 16, Mr. Marvin gave a very interesting and informative talk as we walked through the Oak Hill cemetery. He gave histories of some of the people buried there and noted information about some of the symbols on the stones.
The Thursday Night at the Museum for September 23rd has been cancelled! The Overland Inn Dinner scheduled for Oct. 2nd has also been cancelled!
Don’t forget to attend the Thursday evenings at the museum at 7:00. These are very interesting and informative on the various topics addressed! To see the speakers and topics, go to the Hours and Events page.
The Museum’s ice cream social was a great success! Perfect weather, hard workers, good food, great displays, and lots of guests! The museum director even got a pie in the face! It was a wonderful day!
On Saturday, April 24, 2021, the Wyandot County celebrated Spring with Swing into Spring. The museum celebrated with new displays honoring sports accomplishments of Wyandot county athletes. Another new display was the newly refurbished race car built by Wilford Shuman at the end of WWII. If you were unable to…
Although we were not able to have music during our Christmas open house, visitors were able to enjoy the beauty of the highly decorated museum as well as nearly 30 decorated trees.
Have you ever wondered why some of the stones in the cemetery look like trees, or why some of the stones are topped by urns? Museum Director Ronald Marvin Jr. lead interesting and informative tours of Oak Hill Cemetery. The tours were offered at 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00 and contained…
