Ohio Museums

The towns like Cincinnati, Mansfield, Dayton, Oxford, Kenton, Massillion, Marietta, Lancaster and others house the well-known museums of Ohio. Locational details of the cities where the museums are situated can be found in the Ohio Museums Map. William Howard Traft National Historic Site located in Cincinnati is known to be the place where the 27th president of USA was born. Dunbar House in Dayton is an important house museum of Ohio where the famous poet Paul Laurence Dunbar spent the last days of his life. Lane-Hooven House located in Hamilton town of Ohio, which was constructed in 1863 in an octagonal shape, showcases period furnishings, stained glass gate, woodwork of ash and butternut and a unique spiral staircase. Mansion View, another interesting museum of Ohio situated in Toledo, is a Victorian edifice and carriage house which is taken care of by the Old West End Association. The Thurber House in the capital of Ohio – Columbus – is the restored dwelling place of James Thurber who was famous as a cartoonist, author, playwright and humorist. Miami university Art museum, Springfield Museum of Art and Kennedy Museum of Art are some other most-visited museums of Ohio. The location of museums can also be found in the Ohio state map.