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Sept. 3
Dillon House Victorian Teas
Hayes Presidential Center, FREMONT
1-3 p.m.
Experience the elegance of a formal Victorian-era tea hosted in the grandeur of an 1873 historic home. Costumed wait staff see to every need, while piano music plays in the background. A featured entertainer performs tableside. Cost: $20/person. Reservations required. 419.332.2081 or 800.998.7737 |
September 6, 2008
A Day of Remembrance: 100th Anniversary of the Fort Meigs Monument
Fort Meigs, PERRYSBURG
9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
The monument at Fort Meigs was dedicated in September, 1908 to honor the men and women who served at Fort Meigs during the War of 1812. Help us celebrate the 100th anniversary of this important monument and remember the sacrifices of the soldiers who fought here in 1813. War of 1812 soldiers and American Civil War soldiers present camp life demonstrations. The Sons of Union Veterans will represent the Grand Army of the Republic veterans that attended the dedication ceremonies in 1908. See musket and cannon demonstrations and try hands-on activities. A special rededication ceremony will take place in the afternoon. Admission: $8/adult, $4/child, $1/adult and child OHS member. 419.874.4121 or 800.283.8916 |
September 6, 2008
Archaeology 101
Serpent Mound, PEEBLES
11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Join site staff and volunteers as you discover the science of archaeology. Many hands-on activities will be available, including a simulated dig site. Artifacts, tools and techniques will also be a part of the day. For more information, call 937.587.2796 or 800.752.2757. Admission: $7/car. |
September 6-7, 2008
Fall Flower Finale at Wahkeena
Wahkeena Preserve, near LANCASTER
1-2:30 p.m.
The final wildflowers of the year line the sunny edges of the wetlands, forest and the open meadows. Hike the site to see these flowers that are a valuable source of energy for insect preparing for the coming of winter. Find out why the yellow goldenrods are not the main cause of allergies and why it was once revered as a medicinal plant. Other interesting folklore will be discussed. For information, call 740.746.8695 or 800.297.1883. Admission: $7/car nonmember, FREE/OHS members. |
September 10, 2008
Celebrating the Barn
Piqua Historical Area, PIQUA
noon - 5 p.m.
In 1808 John Johnston built his massive double pen log barn. Today this barn is one of the oldest of its kind in Ohio and will turn 200 this year. Help us mark its bicentennial by visiting it and, with the partnership of the Miami County Barn Club, other grand barns in Miami County. Upon returning form the tour, travelers may enjoy a picnic and listen to some traditional dulcimer music in Johnstons barn. Admission: $2 for barn tour. |
September 11-12, 2008
Findlay Building Doctor Clinic
Hancock Historical Museum, 422 W. Sandusky St., FINDLAY
Seminar 7 p.m. Thursday, September 11
Consultations 9 a.m-2 p.m. Friday, September 12
Cosponsored by the Historic Preservation Guild of Hancock County
Yes, there are doctors who still make house calls -- the Ohio Historical Society's Building Doctors. Our Building Doctors are experts on old-building maintenance and repairs and bringing an older building back to life without sacrificing the features that make it appealing. Each Building Doctor Clinic includes a seminar on care of older buildings followed by free on-site consultations in the community where the clinic is being held. FREE - advance registration required. 614.298.2000, toll free 800.499.2470, or visit www.building-doctor.org. |
September 12-14, 2008
Country Living Fair
Ohio Village, COLUMBUS
10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
The pages of Country Living magazine will come to life at the Ohio Village. Join the editors and contributors of Country Living for three days of fun family activities, where more than 100 exhibitors will display and sell antiques, vintage furnishings, crafts, gifts and collectibles. Additionally, there will be food tastings, cooking demos and the harvest market. Attend free decorating and crafting seminars, including pumpkin carving and floral arranging. Admission is $12 at the door and $10 advance. Weekend passes are available for $20 at the door and $15 in advance. An early bird special pass is available for $30 in advance only and grants admission on Friday and/or Saturday at 9 a.m. beating the crowds. Children ages 16 and under free. For tickets and show information visit www.stellashows.com or call (866) 500-FAIR. For additional details visit www.countryliving.com. |
September 13, 2008
Camp Cookery
Fort Laurens, BOLIVAR
Saturday, Noon-5 p.m.
This class will explore techniques associated with outdoor cooking while focusing on types and availability of rations provided to officers and soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Period recipes will be used to prepare a full meal, which will be consumed at the close of class. Class will be limited to 10 participants. Prepaid reservations required. For information, call 330.874.3011 or 800.874.4336. Admission: $65/adult, $52/adult OHS member. |
September 13-14, 2008
Fall Flower Finale at Wahkeena
Wahkeena Preserve, near LANCASTER
1-2:30 p.m.
The final wildflowers of the year line the sunny edges of the wetlands, forest and the open meadows. Hike the site to see these flowers that are a valuable source of energy for insect preparing for the coming of winter. Find out why the yellow goldenrods are not the main cause of allergies and why it was once revered as a medicinal plant. Other interesting folklore will be discussed. For information, call 740.746.8695 or 800.297.1883. Admission: $7/car nonmember, FREE/OHS members. |
September 20, 2008
Beginner Genealogy Class
Hayes Presidential Center, FREMONT
9:30-11:30 a.m.
Learn the basics of beginning a family history at this FREE class. Experienced genealogists offer instruction in finding sources and using the vast resources available in the Hayes Research Library. Admission: Free,ter, FREMONT Preregistration required. 419.332.2081 or 800.998.7737 |
September 20, 2008
Sedimentary, My Dear Watson - Ohio Geology
Serpent Mound, PEEBLES
11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Through a variety of hands-on activities and discussion, this new program explores the fascinating world of rocks and minerals that make up Ohio's geology. The mysteries of the crater site that Serpent Mound is located in will also be investigated. For more information, call 937.587.2796 or 800.752.2757. Admission: $7/car. |
September 25-26, 2008
Burton Building Doctor Clinic
Lennah Bond Activity Center, 14653 E. Park St., BURTON
Seminar 7 p.m. Thursday, September 25
Consultations 9 a.m-2 p.m. Friday, September 26
Cosponsored by Geauga County Historical Society
Yes, there are doctors who still make house calls -- the Ohio Historical Society's Building Doctors. Our Building Doctors are experts on old-building maintenance and repairs and bringing an older building back to life without sacrificing the features that make it appealing. Each Building Doctor Clinic includes a seminar on care of older buildings followed by free on-site consultations in the community where the clinic is being held. FREE - advance registration required. 614.298.2000, toll free 800.499.2470, or visit www.building-doctor.org. |
September 27, 2008
A Palette of Color: Fall Foliage & Wildflower Walk
Cedar Bog, URBANA
noon - 4 p.m.
Gold, orange and red are just a few of the colors that will be seen on this stroll along the bog's boardwalk. Experience the flowers, trees and other interesting plants and animals along the way. Participants should meet at the kiosk by the parking lot. Please dress for the weather. Admission: $4/adult, $3/child, FREE/OHS and CBA members. For more information, call 937.484.3744 or 800.860.0147. |
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