Belmont County Victorian Mansion Museum

The Tri State Military Veterans Museum is house in the American Legion Post 312 on East Barrister St. in Belmont, Ohio. The building was built in 1869 and was the United Methodist Church. The American Legion purchased the building after the first World War. We have been doing a lot of work on the building and also trying to keep with the original features and help preserve this landmark of the Village of Belmont. We are Honored and Proud to be in this wonderful building and to be with the American Legion Post 312. The Museum is to honor our countries veterans and to educate future generations on the price of freedom. Freedom Isn't Free! They served with Honor and we will preserve their Honor with dignity and love. Thank you all for your service to our country and for our way of life. You all are true American Heroes. Call for appointment to view the museum or message us. Director: Kim C. Kuthy Asst. Director: Cheryl J Sk Call for appointment to view the museum or message us.

The Franklin Museum in Rayland, OH, is a local cultural hub that showcases the rich history and heritage of Harrison County. It features a variety of exhibits, including early 1800s artifacts and significant local events, making it a valuable resource for both residents and visitors. In addition to the museum, the area offers a range of attractions, including scenic lakes, recreational parks, and historical sites such as the Clark Gable Museum and the Custer Museum. Visitors can also enjoy outdoor activities, wine tasting at local wineries, and unique driving tours that highlight the natural beauty and history of the region. Generated from the website