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SUMMARY:Hancock Historical Museum Membership Swap
DESCRIPTION:This May\, enjoy an exclusive perk of your Wood County Museum membership — a membership swap with the Hancock Historical Museum\, allowing you to explore more incredible attractions in our area for free. Not a member? Click here to learn more about the benefits. \nDetails: \nDuration: Entire month of May 2025 \nAdmission Includes: \n\nAdmission to the Hancock Historical Museum\n\nImportant Information: \nAdmission Policy: \n\nFree admission for 2 adults and all children/grandchildren under 18\, regardless of membership level\n\nLogistic Details:  \nExchange is ONLY good for admission\, no additional benefits. \n\nHours:\n\nWednesday – Friday 10 AM to 4 PM\nSunday 1 PM to 4 PM\nSaturdays are by appointment only and not available as part of this membership perk.\nClosed Monday & Tuesdays\n\n\n\nAbout the Hancock Historical Museum\n \nThe Hancock Historical Museum\, located in Findlay\, Ohio\, is a privately-funded\, non-profit history museum founded in 1970 by five local civic leaders: Harold Corbin\, Jack Harrington\, Ed Heminger\, Jim Brucklacher\, and Joe Opperman. These five men had the foresight to create a place to preserve and share our local history. Over the years\, the museum’s role in the community has grown significantly. Through educational programming and outreach\, as well as curation activities\, the museum: \n\n\n‌Provides a place for family-focused cultural enrichment \n\n\nCreates and strengthens community identity \n\n\nInstills a sense of community pride and ownership \n\n\nEmbodies our unique sense of place \n\n\nPreserves our collective memory \n\n\nToday\, the Hancock Historical Museum is the only nonprofit organization preserving and sharing our community’s rich heritage\, Annual attendance at the museum\, special events\, and outreach programming nears 25\,000 people\, including more than 4\,000 Hancock County schoolchildren. \n​The museum began with the acquisition of the Hull-Flater House at 422 West Sandusky Street\, and first opened to the public in 1971. The house was built in 1881 by Jasper Hull\, co-founder of the Findlay Artificial Gas and Light Company\, and was one of the grandest homes of the day. Today\, the home still serves as the welcoming “front porch” of an expansive development that has grown to nine facilities\, including the Little Red Schoolhouse and the new Marathon Energy & Transportation Annex. In addition to an expansive campus\, the museum houses more than 70\,000 books\, photographs\, manuscripts and artifacts in its collections. Without the efforts of the Hancock Historical Museum\, we would lose many of the stories\, buildings\, memories and treasures – and the lessons they hold – for future generations. \nPlan your visit! Click here to learn more about its mission\, things to see\, and more. \nTake advantage of this unique opportunity to explore new educational experiences with your family. We look forward to seeing our members enjoy the exciting exhibits and activities at the Hancock Historical Museum this May!
URL:https://woodcountyhistory.org/event/may2025membershipswap/
LOCATION:Hancock Historical Museum\, 422 West Sandusky Street\, Findlay\, OH\, 45840\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free First Fridays & Make and Take Craft Day
DESCRIPTION:Come out to the Wood County Museum for free Museum admission every first Friday! \nFree make & take craft on Free First Friday Days! \nMay Make & Take Craft: TBA \nFree First Fridays is presented by Visit Bowling Green\, Ohio \, Perrysburg Chamber of Commerce\, & Rossford Convention & Visitors Bureau. With support from The Willows at Bowling Green. \nExhibits currently on display are: \n“For Comfort & Convenience: Public Charity in Ohio By Way of the Poor Farm” \n“The Mary & Carl Back Story” \n“Chasing the White Rabbit: An Historical Look at American Mental Health” (inside Asylum) \n“A Clean Bill of Health: Societal Response to Communicable Disease” (inside Pest House) \n(Regular admission $7\, always FREE for members). \nFree First Fridays is presented by Visit Bowling Green\, Ohio \, Perrysburg Chamber of Commerce\, & Rossford Convention & Visitors Bureau. With support from The Willows at Bowling Green.
URL:https://woodcountyhistory.org/event/free-first-fridays-make-and-take-craft-day-16/
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SUMMARY:Early Ohio on the Portage
DESCRIPTION:Early Ohio Along the Portage: A Timeline (1700-1865) Reenactment Event \nExperience Military\, Native Americans\, Settlers\, Political Growth and Home Life Activities. See well-known characters of days gone by at this ‘Living History’ event! \nThis event is co-sponsored by the Wood County Museum & the Maumee Valley Heritage Corridor. \nMay 2: 10AM-3PM \nMay 3: 10AM-5PM (Lady Brandeberry’s Ball at 6:00PM) \nMay 4: 10AM-3PM \nFREE ADMISSION TO EVENT \nWood County Museum Grounds \n  \n***For participant (reenactor) registration: contact: Annette Wells #419-352-0967 or EMAIL: museum@woodcountyhistory.org \nSpots are first come\, and at the discretion of the EOOP Committee. The Wood County Museum & Maumee Valley Heritage Corridor have the right to refuse anyone from the event. \nSign up forms: \n• Reenactor/Living History/ Registration Form:  https://forms.gle/CTW3uUV9kARBU6Q56 \n• Vendor Registration Form:  https://forms.gle/N18cG8Mu7pvbSiMz6 \n  \n  \nThis event is co-sponsored by the Wood County Museum & the Maumee Valley Heritage Corridor. With support from Visit BG Ohio. \nPioneer Sponsors: The Willows at Bowling Green
URL:https://woodcountyhistory.org/event/early-ohio-on-the-portage2025/
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