Null House Tours
Tour the Null House, the oldest standing log cabin in Warren County and a documented Safe House on the Underground Railroad. Built in 1798, you'll see the actual hiding spaces. RSVP required
Event details
Venue: Null House
Address: 544 Heatherwoode Circle, Springboro, OH 45066 [Map/directions]
Event has passed (Sun, Sep 12 2021)
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Cost: FREE
Null House Tours
Null House Tours Return!
This is your chance to step back into the 1800's and view the hiding places within this documented Safe House.
About this event
Tour the Null House, one of the area’s richest historical landmarks. Built in 1798 by Christian and Charles Null, the Null House is the oldest standing in-place, log house in Warren County and a documented Safe House on the Underground Railroad. You’ll not only step back in time to our forefathers' pioneer days, you’ll also learn the fascinating story of how this structure has evolved through the years. Tours will be conducted every 30 minutes on the hour and are limited to groups of 20.
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