Romantic Things To Do in Lancaster, Ohio

The museum's home is the circa 1835 Reese-Peters House. With classic Greek architecture and period furnishings, we play host to three art exhibitions annually and guest lecturers from around ... More on 1800hocking.com

The Definition of Decorative Art: Sometimes known as functional art â a term that embraces all artistic works created for both use and decoration. It includes work by skilled artisans, in metal, st... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Topics: historic homes, civil, war. More on MuseumStuff.com

The town is charming as well--make a day of it. More on TripAdvisor

This course was built on rolling terrain, leaving the golfer with many uphill and downhill shots. The clubhouse sits in the ... More on Golf.com

Good price and nice location. More on GolfReview

Living Museum - Featuring furnishings from 1830s period - Hours Tues. through Sun., 1-4p.m. last tour begins at 3:15 - Closed ... More on entertainment.com

The Georgian Museum and The Sherman House are open daily for tours from 1-4. Operated by the Fairfield Heritage Association. More on 1800hocking.com

The Georgian Museum, sometimes just called The Georgian, is a restored 1832 mansion that was originally owned ... More on PlanetWare

Built originally for Samuel and Sarah Maccracken in 1832, this Federal style home is still furnished with original furniture pieces and other Fairfield county items. Located in one of Lancaster's three National Historic Districts, ... More on Heritage

i ss Sherman House Museum 137 E. Main Street Lancaster, Ohio 43130 740.687.5891 or 740.654.9923 Hours Open ... More on Shermanhouse.org

Historic sites run by local organizations are sometimes disappointing. Few will walk away from the Sherman ... More on TripAdvisor

Our Mission The purpose of the Historical Parks Commission is to procure unique natural resources, historical settings and open space for education, preservation, conservation ... More on Historicalparks.org

The Ohio Glass Museum was set up to show educational and artistic displays of glass, take the visitor through the development and production of not only industrial glass, but also pressed, blown and art glass. Our continuously ... More on MuseumsUSA.org