Housed in a mid-1800s residence, Clinton County History Center has a touring museum also referred to as Rombach Place Museum. The museum features rotating exhibits that highlight different artifacts and textiles in the collection. Exhibits also include the largest collection of Eli Harvey, internationally known Quaker artist, paintings and sculpture; the 1840s Quaker Abolitionist Quilt; Carl Moon photographs; artifacts of General Denver’s military and political career; medical and dental instruments; children’s toys; prehistoric Indian relics and more. Handicapped accessible.
Always confirm open hours or make an appointment: (937) 382-4684 • clintoncountyhistory.org/visit/
