Mabel Berra, Opera Singer
Loudonville, Ohio
Come Be a Part
of History
We make Ashland County’s history come alive through education, preservation, and community engagement.
Mabel Berra, Opera Singer
Loudonville, Ohio
Come Be a Part of History
We make Ashland County’s history come alive through education, preservation, and community engagement.
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19th Century
Mother of Pearl
Opera Glasses
19th Century
Mother of Pearl
Opera Glasses
Why Ashland History?
At the Ashland County Historical Society, we’re passionate about bringing history to life in fun and exciting ways for all ages!
At the Ashland County Historical Society, we’re passionate about bringing history to life in fun and exciting ways for all ages!
When you visit our museum, you’ll have a fun experience seeing the beautiful properties and artifacts from Ashland County’s historic past.
When you visit our museum, you’ll have a fun experience seeing the beautiful properties and artifacts from Ashland County’s historic past.
Why Ashland History?
At the Ashland County Historical Society, we’re passionate about bringing history to life in fun and exciting ways for all ages!
At the Ashland County Historical Society, we’re passionate about bringing history to life in fun and exciting ways for all ages!
When you visit our museum, you’ll have a fun experience seeing the beautiful properties and artifacts from Ashland County’s historic past.
When you visit our museum, you’ll have a fun experience seeing the beautiful properties and artifacts from Ashland County’s historic past.
Charles C. Chapman, Attorney &
Co-Founder of the Ashland County Historical Society
Recent Blogs
Ashes to Ashland: Reverend George Gordon and His Crime Against Inhumanity
When discussing the most well-known criminals of 19th-century Ashland County, the names that come to mind are Charles Steingraver, George Horn, and Henry Gribbon. The crimes we tend to think of […]
Ashes to Ashland: Freedom and a Fracturing Faith
The Twisting Histories of the Savannah Presbyterian Churches There is a unique experience that can be seen when travelling through America, regardless of state, location, or size; other than a […]
Upcoming Events
Halloween House 2026
Explore the museum after hours and discover delightfully eerie decorations that are perfect for all ages. Join us for a fun and festive experience that will make this Halloween one to remember! The event runs from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on October 24-25 and October 30-November 1, where guests can explore three floors of this family-friendly showcase. New in 2026 is a final day of the Halloween House on November 1 – so don your costumes for one final night of ghoulish fun!
- $3 per adult
- $1 per child
- Tissues
- Markers
- Folders
- Pencils
- Crayons
- Safety Scissors
- Glue Sticks
- Breakfast Cereal
Halloween House 2026
Explore the museum after hours and discover delightfully eerie decorations that are perfect for all ages. Join us for a fun and festive experience that will make this Halloween one to remember! The event runs from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on October 24-25 and October 30-November 1, where guests can explore three floors of this family-friendly showcase. New in 2026 is a final day of the Halloween House on November 1 – so don your costumes for one final night of ghoulish fun!
- $3 per adult
- $1 per child
- Tissues
- Markers
- Folders
- Pencils
- Crayons
- Safety Scissors
- Glue Sticks
- Breakfast Cereal