WCHS Properties and COVID-19
In consideration of our visitors and patrons, Harmon Museum will be temporarily be closed and all March & April events cancelled/postponed. If you have tickets for one or more of these events, a member of the WCHS staff will be reaching out to you in regards to issuing a credit or refund. In most cases, the reschedule date is unclear and we will have a better idea as situations develop. We appreciate your understanding.
The following events have been cancelled/postponed:
March 14 | Coffee with the Curator: CHEERS! (postponed)
March 15 | Poetry Contest (postponed)
March 18 | Lunch & Learn: Harriet Taylor Upton's Fight for Women's Suffrage in Ohio (cancelled/will not reschedule)
March 20-22 | Lebanon Quilt and Fabric Arts Show (postponed)
March 27 - April 3 | Student Art Show (postponed)
April 9 | Music at the Museum: Ragtime with Monkia Herzig (postponed)
April 11 | Black Bag Bingo (postponed)
April 15 | Lunch & Learn: Ohio Legends (cancelled/will not reschedule)
April 18 | Coffee with the Curator: Shaker Herbs & Medicinals (postponed)
April 17 | S3: Sports Trivia (postponed)
April 24 | Shakespear Tea (postponed)
April 25 | History Alive Gala (postponed)
The health and safety of our members, guests, volunteers and staff is of the upmost importance. We are committed to following the suggestions and guidelines set forth by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as well as the Ohio Department of Health. As with everything, it is best to stay informed. For more information about COVID-19 visit the CDC’s website.
The following events have been cancelled/postponed:
March 14 | Coffee with the Curator: CHEERS! (postponed)
March 15 | Poetry Contest (postponed)
March 18 | Lunch & Learn: Harriet Taylor Upton's Fight for Women's Suffrage in Ohio (cancelled/will not reschedule)
March 20-22 | Lebanon Quilt and Fabric Arts Show (postponed)
March 27 - April 3 | Student Art Show (postponed)
April 9 | Music at the Museum: Ragtime with Monkia Herzig (postponed)
April 11 | Black Bag Bingo (postponed)
April 15 | Lunch & Learn: Ohio Legends (cancelled/will not reschedule)
April 18 | Coffee with the Curator: Shaker Herbs & Medicinals (postponed)
April 17 | S3: Sports Trivia (postponed)
April 24 | Shakespear Tea (postponed)
April 25 | History Alive Gala (postponed)
The health and safety of our members, guests, volunteers and staff is of the upmost importance. We are committed to following the suggestions and guidelines set forth by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as well as the Ohio Department of Health. As with everything, it is best to stay informed. For more information about COVID-19 visit the CDC’s website.
📺 Isolation Station 📺
While you're isolated and looking for ways to occupy your time, why not watch previously recorded Lunch & Learns? Topics range from the first woman to circumvent the globe (Jerry Mock) to Beedle Log Cabin to the untold history of
the Golden Lamb. 🐑
Visit the Lebanon Station's website and start learning!
the Golden Lamb. 🐑
Visit the Lebanon Station's website and start learning!
Current Special Exhibits / Art Exhibitions
Women Leading the Way | Now - December 26
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2020 marks the 100 year anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Women's Right to Vote. To celebrate, we're working on an exhibit that celebrates the women who fought, tirelessly in the 70+ year struggle (1848 to 1920).
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Sculpture by Neale Murray | March 6 - April 3 (Extended)
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"I enjoy the character of my materials and the manual process of shaping them. If nothing else happens in the viewing process, it is my hope that my audience will sense the work as a celebration of those materials."
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Upcoming Events (March & April Events POSTPONED/CANCELLED)
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In the News
Harmon Museum on FOX 19
FOX 19 recently did a focus on Lebanon and our very own John Zimkus was interviewed twice about Harmon Museum. Watch the segments below. Click the thumbnail to be taken to the video.
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Beedle Station
Beedle Station was the first settlement in Warren County and consisted of three buildings. Two were lost to lime long ago, but the last has been saved. Read about it on our blog! or check out WVXU's article here.
