The Ohio History Center is a history museum and research center in Columbus, Ohio. It is the primary museum for Ohio's history, and is the …
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Nov 27, 2024
Below average trip. We arrived at approximately 12:30 pm and made our way towards the entrance of the museum. After paying the admission fee we started to explore the museum. The indoor museum was qu…Full review by PartyTheNightAway
Jun 15, 2024
I'm a member of the state historical society, so I wanted to like this museum very much. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this to anyone except to families with small children who want to kill an ho…Full review by mtaint
Sep 3, 2023
State history museums are wonderful, displaying the state's mist treasured artifacts. Ohio's is no different. Being a veteran I particularly appreciated the military history sections. Ohio Village is…Full review by 155clydeh
Yes. This museum is right off I-71. We normally eat North of the museum at Polaris Parkway, it is only 17 minutes away. However, there are restaurants on 17th avenue that are …
Yes. This museum is right off I-71. We normally eat North of the museum at Polaris Parkway, it is only 17 minutes away. However, there are restaurants on 17th avenue that are only a few minutes South.
It's a museum so Im sure that they do not allow pets inside. The property is quite large, so im sure that you can walk your dog around outside in between your time inside if you left it in …
It's a museum so Im sure that they do not allow pets inside. The property is quite large, so im sure that you can walk your dog around outside in between your time inside if you left it in the car and came out at certain intervals to check on it.
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