The museum is open for the season.
Hours are Thursday-Saturday, 10-4.
Closed for lunch from 12-1.
Upcoming Events
Temporary Exhibits
The museum is featuring the Ohio Valley Photography Club with a National Road-themed exhibit for the Art Walk, and through May 17.
Hosted by the Main Street Small Business Association, the Annual Art Walk is free and will feature potters, candle makers, bakers, photographers, cigar makers, candy makers, and so much more! There will also be food, music, and vendors!
Temporary Exhibits
Ohio National Road in Belmont County

The history of the 200-year-old Ohio National Road is the featured exhibit through May. Learn about the "Road that Helped Build America." The National Road in Ohio is 227.87 miles long. It enters Ohio at Bridgeport and exits the state near Richmond, Indiana, traveling through Belmont, Guernsey, Muskingum, Licking, Franklin, Madison, Clark, Miami, Montgomery, and Preble counties. In some places, the original road was bypassed by subsequent U.S. 40 construction, which varied from two to four lanes. In eastern Ohio, many old Road segments still pass through Pike towns and along hilltops and ridges. Others are entirely abandoned and are isolated artifacts on the landscape. Occasionally, the Road includes U.S. 40’s successor, I-70. Until it reaches Zanesville, the National Road may also occasionally encompass or parallel the route of an even earlier road, Zane’s Trace.