To preserve and present the heritage ​of 
Warren County and Southwest Ohio.

Hours of Operation
Tuesday - Saturday | 10-4pm

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Coming Events

Every Weekend in October | 7pm

Tour Downtown Lebanon or Ghost Hunt in Glendower!

October 13 | 1pm

A spooky three course tea themed after Poe's works 

October 14 | 6:30pm

Free Opening reception!

October 19 | 11:30am

History of fabrics lecture by our textile experts.

October 29 | 6:30pm

Bring out the family for this spooky celebration!

November 19 | 7pm

Win designer handbags when Black Bag Bingo returns!

From the Collection

Rookwood Pottery Collection
Rookwood Pottery was founded in 1880. and was originally located in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. Though it closed in 1967, the is a ceramics company was revived in 2004. This extensive collection of Rookwood pottery (from the first era) features several rarely seen pieces. The collection was generously donated by Sam Marts.
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Michael Coyan (WCHS Director) and Sylvia Outland (WCHS Art Curator) with Sam Marts.

Museum Wish List

Replace two AC Units ($14,000)
​Seal Mezzanine Windows ($18,000)
Mezzanine Wall Covers ($8,000)
Box & Gutter Repairs ($15,000)

Each donation is tax deductible and the donor will be recognized on a sign placed In the gallery or within the display of the item. Find more ways you can help on our donate page!
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Lunch & Learn
​Video Archive

Click here to view recordings of past Lunch & Learn lectures.

Western Star Photo Archives

Lived in Lebanon long? Have family here? Check out our Western Star Photo Archives from 1971 - 1980.
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