Celebrating America250 in Centerville & Washington Township exhibit

New Exhibit at the Asahel Wright Museum: Celebrating America 250

“Celebrating America 250 In Centerville and Washington Township” is now OPEN.

Visitors will examine how our community has changed over each 50-year period since the nation's founding and how local celebrations have evolved. A special section of the exhibit showcases over 50 artifacts unearthed locally by metal detectorist Al Price. Notable artifacts include two quilts, items from two Revolutionary War veterans, and a Centennial coin. Celebrations highlighted include farmers' picnics, the Bicentennial, and the Ox Roast.

Usual hours: Tuesdays through Fridays; Noon to 4 PM
Asahel Wright House Museum
26 N. Main Street
Centerville

FREE and open to the public
If making a special trip, please call ahead to ensure the museum will be open: 937.291.2223

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Centerville-Washington History

Celebrating America250 in Centerville & Washington Township exhibit is taking place at Centerville-Washington History, which is located at 89 West Franklin St in Centerville. Centerville-Washington History - The mission of Centerville-Washington History is to connect the community to its heritage by collecting, preserving, interpreting and promoting the history of our local area.