422 West Sandusky Street
Findlay, Ohio
419-423-4433
Our 2nd Annual History with a Twist Craft Cocktail Competition kicks off Friday, June 19th, passport style! This year, the competition will take place with a passport program that will run through August 21st. Your favorite Findlay establishments will compete for the title of best craft cocktail, inspired by history, and YOU decide the winner! Passports can be purchased beginning June 19th at the Hancock Historical Museum and participating establishments. Throughout the summer, we'll be sharing more information about the…
Find out more »Join us for Sunset Blvd. (PG) 1950, starring William Holden, Gloria Swanson & Erich von Stroheim! This event is free to the public. There will be historical information before and discussion after. Popcorn and refreshments are provided. You can also BYOB! See the full list of 2020 Classic Movies here!
Find out more »One day only! Saturday, July 18, 4-7pm Learn more about local history while you complete activities and crafts throughout the museum’s campus! Pre-register as a family (up to six people). You’ll stay with your family group as you rotate through different stations. Stations will be sanitized between families. Free book for every child 12 and under! Light refreshments included. Space is limited in order to comply with all safety regulations. Cost: $3 per person Register Here!
Find out more »Join us to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Women's Suffrage! It was just another tea party, a well-behaved group of women passing cups of brewed beverages setting in motion the convention on women's rights. Stay tuned for more details coming this summer! Time: TBA
Find out more »Enlighten your lunch hour! Join us for "The Famous Dove Shipwreck" presented by Darwin Wilson. Lectures are free for Museum members and the cost of regular admission for nonmembers. Bag lunches from Main Street Deli may be purchased for an additional fee and include a sandwich, chips, cookie, and drink. Please call the Museum at (419) 423-4433 by 9am on the day of the lecture to reserve a lunch. See the 2020 Brown Bag Lecture schedule here!
Find out more »While agriculture is still one of the largest industries in our county, many of us are now several generations removed from the farm. How does our food get to the grocery store shelf or our dinner table? Families are invited to join us this summer as we explore our farming roots! Look for more information coming this summer!
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Members – Free
Adults – $5.00
Seniors – $3.00
Children – $2.00
