Cheap Things To Do in Maumee, Ohio

This park has trails as well as a monument for the 1794 Battle of Fallen Timbers. Trails at this park range from .5 miles to over 4 miles in length. Dogs on leash are allowed and ... More on DogFriendly.com

Inscription. The Side Cut section of the Miami and Erie Canal was completed in 1842 to provide a water connection from the canal down to the river at Maumee. It was two miles long with six limeston... More on HMDB

This site is a reconstruction of an important American fort that withstood a British siege during the War o... More on Heritage

The visitor center at reconstructed Fort Meigs has a small but informative historical museum , gift shop... More on TripAdvisor

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Step back into the 1800s at the Wolcott House Museum. The museum is centered around James and Mary Wolcott's home, a Federal-style structure dating from the 1830s. Also on site, is a log home once ... More on insiderpages.com

Home of the Maumee Valley Historical Society, the Wolcott House Museum Complex takes visitors back to the early 19th century and ... More on Maumeevalleyhistoricalsociety.com

This house is very neat. We went during the christmas season where they had it decorated with festive lights and decorations. I was amazed at all the old stuff, and the staff even dresses for the ... More on insiderpages.com

Wolcott House Museum Complex in Maumee contains a variety of 19th century buildings although the main focus is ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. This federal style house was built in 1827 by James A. Wolcott who migrated to Ohio in 1818 from Connecticut. Of distinguished parentage, Wolcott was a leading merchant, shipbuilder, judge and politician. Here he and ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Levi Beebe built in 1836 this structure then known as the Commercial Building housing stores, bank, and post office. During the canal era, the building was a stagecoach stop and social center for Maumee, the Lucas County ... More on HMDB

Significance. Gen. "Mad Anthony" Wayne's victory over the Indians at this site in August 1794 and the ensuing Treaty of Greenville, or Greene Ville, the following year opened the Ohio country to se... More on Nps.gov

Inscription. On this site in 1794, the British built Fort Miamis to block Gen. Anthony Wayne's expected march on Detroit. Its strategic location commanded both the land and water routes in the Maum... More on HMDB